What are Your Legal Rights When Recording Police?

REPORTER KATELYN SMITH FOUND OU REPORTER PRESSING RECORD, HELP DETECTIVES PRESS CHARGES. AND IN MOST CASES, I IS LEGAL. >> WE DO NOT HAVE A CHOICE, SAID THE OFFICERS NEEDED TO ACCLIMATE TO THAT. REPORTER: THE ONLY TIME YOU'RE NOT ALLOWED TO RECORD POLICE IN A PUBLIC PLACE IS WHEN YOU'RE INTERFERING WITH THE INVESTIGATION. THE QUESTION IS, H CLOSE IS TO CLOSE? OPINION VERSUS THEIRS. >> THE COURTS WILL END UP HAVING THE SAY. REPORTER: SOME POLICE ARE ALSO RECORDING YOU AND MICROPHONES ON THEIR UNIFORMS. >> WHENEVER IT'S REASONABLE FOR THE OFFICER THEY SHOULD TELL THE PERSON THEY'RE BEING RECORDED. REPORTER: SOME OF THE RULES EVEN POLICE ARE STILL LEARNING. I'VE RECEIVED COMPLAINTS IN WRONG. TO STOP TAKING PICTURES OF A >> THE OFFICERS WERE THINKING