This is a sample guest message. Register a free account today to become a member! Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members through your own private inbox!
Homeland Security Is Buying Its Way Around the Fourth Amendment
19 July 2022
American taxpayers pay to be spied upon. That's one takeaway from new documents obtained by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), which has been examining how federal agents spent millions to purchase massive...
aclu
american civil liberties union
babel street
carpenter v. united states
cbp
congress
customs and border protection
department of homeland security
dhs
foia
fourth amendment
fourth amendment is not for sale act
freedom of information act
ice
immigration and customs enforcement
personally identifying information
pii
u.s. coast guard
u.s. secret service
u.s. supreme court
venntel
wall street journal
New Arizona Law Will Make it Illegal to Film Within Eight Feet of Police
Civil liberties groups oppose the law, saying it will impede First Amendment–protected activity and protect bad cops.
8 July 2022
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey, a Republican, signed a bill into law Wednesday that will make it...
aclu
american civil liberties union of arizona
arizona
attorney t. greg doucette
billy binion
constitution
filming police
first amendment
florida
gopro
h.b. 2319
national press photographers association
reason
rep. john kavanagh
south carolina
Federal Judge Rules Gruesome Medical Neglect in Arizona Prisons Violates Eighth Amendment
1 July 2022
Arizona prison officials were deliberately indifferent to "grossly inadequate" medical and mental health care, violating inmates' Eighth Amendment rights, a federal judge ruled Thursday in a...
acluaclu of arizona
adcrr
american civil liberties union
arizona
arizona center for disability law
arizona department of corrections rehabilitation and reentry
deputy director corene kendrick
director david shinn
eight amendment
judge roslyn silver
medical director tod wilcox
national prison project
perkins coie llp
salt lake county jail system
u.s. district court for the state of arizona
'Geofence Warrant' for All Cell Location Data From Area Near Robbery Is Ruled Unconstitutional
Plus: New rules on sex discrimination in education, economists warn of housing market exuberance, and more...
1 April 2022
"Geofence warrant" was unconstitutional, says judge. Can the cops use...
aclu
american civil liberties union
associated press
attorney jennifer lynch
attorney jennifer stisa granick
electronic frontier foundation
fourth amendment
geofence warrant
google
judge hannah lauck
orin kerr
professor jane bambauer
u.s. constitution
u.s. district court
university of arizona
university of california berkeley
virginia
volokh conspiracty
The 5th Circuit Approves a Cop's Violent Response to a Dispute Over a 7-Year-Old's Littering
The officer used a "pain compliance maneuver" to force information from the boy's sister, who was recording the encounter.
25 March 2022
A 2016 dispute between neighbors that began when a 7-year-old...
aclu
american civil liberties union
brea hymond
chief judge priscilla owen
constitution
eighth amendment
fort worth
fourth amendment
hope v. pelzer
institute for justice
itamar vardi
jacqueline craig
mccoy v. alamu
officer william martin
taylor v. riojas
texas
u.s. court of appeals for the 5th circuit
u.s. district judge john mcbryde
The 5th Circuit Approves a Cop's Violent Response to a Dispute Over a 7-Year-Old's Littering
The officer used a "pain compliance maneuver" to force information from the boy's sister, who was recording the encounter.
25 March 2022
A 2016 dispute between neighbors that began when a 7-year-old...
aclu
american civil liberties union
brea hymond
chief judge priscilla owen
constitution
eighth amendment
fort worth
fourth amendment
hope v. pelzer
institute for justice
itamar vardi
jacqueline craig
mccoy v. alamu
officer william martin
taylor v. riojas
texas
u.s. court of appeals for the 5th circuit
u.s. district judge john mcbryde
San Diego County Jails Will Use Body Cameras Following Damning State Audit
The California State Auditor's Office found that the jails responded poorly to inmate deaths.
4 March 2022
As part of a new pilot program, San Diego County Sheriff's deputies at a county jail will wear body cameras...
aclu
acting sheriff kelly martinez
american civil liberties union of san diego and imperial counties
attorney van swearingen
auditor michael tilden
california
california legislature
california state auditor
dla piper
gov. gavin newsom
imperial county
jerry aleman
jonathan whitlock
las colinas detention and reentry facility
law office of aaron j. fischer
lester marroquin
reason
ronaldino estrada
rosen bien galvan & grunfeld
san diego
san diego county
san diego county sheriff's department
santee
saxon rodriguez
suicides
A Federal Lawsuit Challenges Blatantly Unconstitutional Anti-Crime Checkpoints in Jackson, Mississippi
"You can't treat everyone like a criminal to find the criminals," an outraged driver says. In Jackson, apparently you can.
25 February 2022
Archie Skiffer Jr., who lives in Mendenhall...
aclu
african americans
american civil liberties union of mississippi
anita gibbs
archie skiffer jr.
chief james davis
doordash
ellis avenue
fourth amendment
indianapolis v. edmond
jackson
jackson police department
jpd
laquenza morgan
lauren rhoades
mayor chokwe antar lumumba
mcj
mendenhall
mississippi
mississippi center for justice
southern district of mississippi
supreme court
tat
ticket arrest tow
u.s. district court
Secret Surveillance Warrants Remain Secret
In November, the Supreme Court declined to consider an ACLU petition arguing that the public has a First Amendment right to see the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court's classified decisions.
24 February 2022
For nearly a decade, the American...
aclu
american civil liberties union
article iii
congress
department of justice
doj
edward snowden
first amendment
fisa
fisc
foreign intelligence surveillance act
foreign intelligence surveillance court
justice neil gorsuch
justice sonia sotomayor
national security agency
nsa
patriot act
u.s. supreme court
usa freedom act
Anti-Crime Checkpoints in Jackson, Mississippi, Blatantly Violate the Fourth Amendment
To "get wanted individuals off the streets," police are stopping drivers without any evidence that they have broken the law.
23 February 2022
"We're checking driver's license, proof of insurance," a...
aclu
american civil liberties union of mississippi
brad franklin
cbs
checkpoint initiative
chief james davis
coalition for economic justice
cooperation jackson
delaware v. prouse
facebook
fourth amendment
human rights collective
indianapolis v. edmond
jackson
jackson advocate
jackson police department
joshua tom
madison county
malcolm x grassroots movement
mayor chokwe antar lumumba
mississippi
nbc
sen. bernie sanders
tat
ticket arrest tow
u.s. supreme court
wayne halcomb
wjtv
wlbt
FOIA Lawsuit Featuring A DC Police Whistleblower Says PD Conspired To Screw Requesters It Didn't Like
17 February 2022
It's no secret government agencies love to screw with FOIA requesters. This is especially true when the responding agency doesn't care for the requester's attitude or thinks...
aclu
adl
adverse action hearing
advisory neighborhood commission
american civil liberties union
anc
anti-defamation league
attorney amy phillips
benjamin douglass
chief peter newsham
city council
denise krepp
elizabeth nolan brown
emily barth
eric flack
first amendment
foia
fox5
freedom of information act
gun recovery unit
latina crumlin
lorenzo greene
marina marraco
metro police department
officer leeann turner
officer sean lojocano
officer vendette t. parker
public defender's office
reason
u.s. district court for the district of columbia
washington d.c.
wusa9
Terrible Vermont Harassment Law Being Challenged After Cops Use It To Punish A Black Lives Matter Supporter Over Her Facebook Posts
9 February 2022
In June 2020, in Brattleboro, Vermont, something extremely ordinary happened. Two residents of the community interacted on Facebook. It was not a...
aclu
american civil liberties union
black lives matter
brattleboro
brattleboro police department
christian antoniello
exposing every racist
facebook
harmony underground
isabel vinson
section 1027
vermont
D.C. Cops Conspired to Keep Records From Reporters, Activists, and Critics, Says Lawsuit
Defense lawyer Amy Phillips is suing over what she calls the department's "watchlist policy."
3 February 2022
Did D.C. cops conspire to keep damning information from people and groups critical of them...
aclu
american civil liberties union
attorney charlie gerstein
chief operating officer leeann turner
chief peter newsham
chief robert contee
district of columbia
first amendment
foia
fox-5 dc
freedom of information act
gun recovery unit
hugh carew
mayor's office of legal counsel
metropolitan police department
mpd
nbc washington
officer sean lojocano
public information officer
reporter eric flack
reporter marina marraco
u.s. district court
vendette t. parker
wusa9
Chief: MPD Officer Fatally Shoots Man Holding Handgun At Downtown Apt. Building
2 February 2022
Minneapolis police say an officer shot and killed a man holding a handgun while executing a search warrant at a downtown apartment building Wednesday morning.
While officials have yet to release...
11th street and marquette avenue
aclu
american civil liberties union of minnesota
amir rahkare locke
attorney nekima levy armstrong
bca
bolero flats
bureau of criminal apprehension
chief amelia huffman
dj hooker
hennepin county
hennepin healthcare
keri coquemont
mark hanneman
mayor jacob frey
medical examiner's office
minneapolis
minnesota
mpd
special weapons and tactics
st. paul
st. paul police department
susan larson
swat
toussaint morrison
Migrants Detained in Texas Border Operation Are Fighting Back — and It's Not Going Well For Gove. Greg Abbott
A Texas judge ruled that the state’s arrests of migrants caught crossing the border is an unconstitutional encroachment on federal authority.
26 January 2022
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s...
aclu
american civil liberties union
army
army times
attorney addy miró
attorney angelica cogliano
attorney brent smith
attorney general ken paxton
attorney general merrick garland
austin
border patrol
briscoe
california state university northridge
central america
congress
department of homeland security
department of public safety
dhs
director steven mccraw
district attorney
district judge jan soifer
dps
ecuador
el paso
eric gamino
fort bliss
george floyd
george soros
gov. greg abbott
gov. rick perry
ice
immigration and customs enforcement
jesus guzman curipoma
josé garza
kinney county
operation drawbridge
operation linebacker
operation lone star
operation netflix
operation strong safety
rep. joaquin castro
rep. veronica escobar
rio grande valley
san antonio
secretary alejandro mayorkas
sheriff brad coe
south texas detention complex
supremacy clause
texas
texas civil rights project
texas fair defense project
texas national guard
texas rio grande legal aid
travis county
u.s. constitution
wall street journal
washington d.c.
Police Caught Stealing Money from Innocent People To Secretly Buy Tech to Spy on Citizens’ Cellphones
8 January 2022
For decades now, federal government and their cohorts in law enforcement have been carrying out theft of the citizenry on a massive scale. We’re not talking about taxes, but an...
acluaclu of massachusetts
american civil liberties union
boston
boston police department
caf
california
cambridge
cell site simulator
chicago police department
civil asset forfeiture
councilor ricardo arroyo
hyde park
kade crockford
massachusetts
mattapan
propublica
rep. jay livingston
roslindale
stingray
technology for liberty
tftp
the free thought project
vallejo
wbur
"Our findings reaffirm that law enforcement not only failed to protect protestors, but actively put them in harm’s way by enabling and encouraging predominantly white, right-wing armed civilians and militia groups that night. These actions escalated tensions, heightening rather than diffusing a...
60th and sheridan
acluaclu of wisconsin
american civil liberties union
armed citizens to protect our lives and property
boogaloo bois
bugaloo boi ryan thomas balch
chief daniel miskinis
civic center park
department of homeland security
dhs
facebook
fbi
federal bureau of investigation
jacob blake
kenosha
kenosha guard
kenosha police department
kenosha sheriff's department
kevin mathewson
kyle rittenhouse
milwaukee
sheriff david beth
waukesha county sheriff's department
wisconsin
Push on to separate coroners from law enforcement in California
The Golden State is currently one of only three states that allow counties to combine the offices of coroner and sheriff
6 January 2022
A new bill introduced in the California Assembly this week would separate coroner offices...
aclu
american civil liberties union
angelo quinto
antioch
assembly bill 1608
assemblyman mike gipson
bella quinto
california
california assembly
california state sheriff's association
contra costa county
coroner
cory salzillo
excited delirium
gov. gavin newsom
los angeles
medical examiner
melanie ochoa
orange county
riverside county
san bernardino county
san diego
san francisco
senate bill 16
senate bill 2
sheriff
In 2021, Qualified Immunity Reform Died a Slow, Painful Death
Despite bipartisan momentum at the federal level, Congress still couldn't get anything over the finish line.
30 December 2021
The year 2021 was widely seen, almost certainly foolishly, as the end of a dark era and the beginning of...
aclu
american civil liberties union
breonna taylor
carotid holds
chokeholds
congress
covid-19
cynthia roseberry
department of justice
doj
equal act
families against mandatory minimums
first step implementation act
george floyd
george floyd justice in policing act
gwen lei
jeffrey martinovich
justice division
kevin ring
more act
no-knock warrants
oval office
president joe biden
qualified immunity
rep. jim jordan
rep. karen bass
rep. kevin mccarthy
sen. cory booker
sen. tim scott
u.s. court of appeals for the 9th circuit
u.s. house of representatives
u.s. senate
u.s. supreme court
Days before new law, court blocks Inglewood from destroying police disciplinary records
29 December 2021
A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge has temporarily blocked the Inglewood Police Department from destroying records just ahead of a new transparency law that is set to go into effect...
aclu
american civil liberties union of southern california
assistant city attorney derald brenneman
attorney tiffany bailey
california
california public records act
chief mark fronterotta
district attorney george gascón
gov. gavin newsom
inglewood city council
inglewood police department
judge david cowan
kisha michael
los angeles county
los angeles county sheriff's deparatment
marquintan sandlin
mayor james t. butts jr.
senate bill 1421
senate bill 16
superior court