Videos tagged with Social Media Scrutiny

This video discusses recent changes to New York State's concealed carry permit application process following a Supreme Court ruling. Applicants must now provide social media links for ideological review and character assessment, in addition to four character references. Minor convictions within the past five years can also lead to denial. The speaker expresses strong disapproval of these measures, deeming them unconstitutional and predicting they will be struck down.

This video, featuring insights from a former prosecutor and noted attorney, analyzes the legal implications of actions and online presence, using the Kyle Rittenhouse case as a primary example. It highlights how prosecutors can leverage personal activities, including video game habits and social media posts, against individuals in court. The discussion emphasizes the importance of strategic decision-making for individuals facing legal scrutiny, particularly after a self-defense incident, and considers potential future career paths in light of public perception.