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Ex-GOP Congressman and Former FBI Agent Trainee Among Several Charged in Insider Trading Schemes
25 July 2022
A former Republican congressman, an ex-FBI agent trainee, and five other people have been charged in four separate insider trading schemes unsealed by federal prosecutors in Manhattan...
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amit bhardwaj
brandon wong
brijesh goel
california
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committee on veterans affairs
congress
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federal bureau of investigation
guidehouse
hawaii
house armed services committee
indiana
lumentum
manhattan
marck & co
material non-public information
michelin
mnpi
navigant
new york
pandion therapeutics
representative steve buyer
rolex
seth markin
silicon valley
southern district of new york
sprint
srinivasa kakker
subcommittee on communications and technology
t-mobile
u.s. attorney damian williams
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...
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babel street
carpenter v. united states
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ice
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pii
u.s. coast guard
u.s. secret service
u.s. supreme court
venntel
wall street journal
No Charges for FBI Agents Who ‘Covered’ for Child Rapist with 500 Victims, Allowing Him to Continue to Prey on Kids
30 May 2022
A massive case involving over a hundred women and girls shined a light on the horrid sexual abuse and cover-up that took place within the USA Gymnastics program. For...
60 minutes
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california
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indiana
indianapolis
inspector general michael horowitz
japan
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lawrence 'larry' gerard nassar
london olympics
los angeles
los angeles field office
mckayla maroney
michigan
michigan state university
michigan state university police department
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office of inspector general
oig
osteopath
rachael denhollander
rio olympics
tokyo
twitter
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us olympic gymnastics
usa gymnastics
usa today
usa today sports
Report Shows ICE’s Massive Surveillance Apparatus Is All Up In Americans’ Everything
20 May 2022
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has long made its own case for abolishment. Before ICE earned its current reputation as a fake-school running, report-altering, rogue agency interested in...
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center on privacy & technology
congress
constitution
department of motor vehicle
dmv
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government accountability office
ice
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sen. ron wyden
supreme court
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washington post
Cops Who Sued Journalist For Reporting On Their Poor Handling Of A Rape Case Lose Their Defamation Lawsuit
18 March 2022
As Omar (RIP, Michael K. Williams) pointed out, using only his whistling and his sawed-off shotgun, “If you come at the king, you’d best not miss.”
The “king” of First...
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megan roudini
michael k. williams
mike dunford
msnbc
new york times
officer adam hones
omar
rule 56
slapp
sweet t
t.j. bunn jr.
thomas jefferson
tuscaloosa
tuscaloosa county
tuscaloosa county sheriff's office
wilson
Cops Have So Much Extra Military Gear They’re Giving It Away To Ukraine Freedom Fighters
14 March 2022
Cops love military gear. For years, they’ve cultivated a mindset that pits them against the public in a war against crime — a “war” that justifies any collateral damage to the public and its...
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sarasota
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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...
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usa freedom act
This Prison in California Forced Incarcerated People to Drink Arsenic for Years
13 February 2022
On April 5, 2012, three years into his stay at (KVSP) in Delano, California, Silus Valson sought medical attention for severe headache, stomach pain, diarrhea, vomiting and dark urine. The next...
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division of drinking water
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earth island journal
eli mcfarland
environmental protection agency
epa
h-pylori
icu
information officer joe orlando
intensive care unit
john w. williams
kern valley state prison
kevin p. o'connell
kvsp
lamar singleton
madera
mees' lines
plra
prison litigation reform act
safe water drinking information system
silus valson
state water resources control board
texas
tricia wathen
truthout
united states
warden kelly harrington
Fallibility of facial recognition systems:
ID.me Doesn't Have Enough Humans To Backstop Its AI, Allowed A Guy In A Bad Wig To Illegally Obtain $900,000 In Benefits2 0
15 February 2022
ID.me -- the facial recognition company that has managed to snag several lucrative contracts -- has gotten...
A Notorious Prison Tech Giant Is Poised to Cash In on Pell Grants for Incarcerated People
Millions of dollars in college financial aid will soon be available to prisoners. Aventiv has taken note.
8 February 2022
Jerome “JJ” Taylor needed just one more humanities credit to earn his bachelor’s...
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department of education
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doe
eastern missouri correctional center
florida prison education project
ged
georgetown center on poverty and inequality
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jessica neptune
john dowdell
jpay
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marshall project
mc credit partners
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prison education project
prison policy
ryan shapiro
securus
spac
spokeswoman jade trombetta
st. louis
tom gores
university of central florida
vera institute of justice
washington university
worth rises
Trapped in the Floods with Floodwaters Rising, Prisoners Wait for Help in Floating Feces
12 February 2022
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The flooding in Dixie County, Florida, began in July, brought on by Tropical Storm Elsa. Then the rains kept falling. By August, the ground was saturated, and the semirural county was...
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black millenials for flint
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epa
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federal emergency management agency
fema
first street foundation
flood factors
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florida department of corrections
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gov. ron desantis
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hudson county correctional facility
hurricane katrina
hurricane rita
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molly best
molly gill
national institute of corrections
new orleans
new york
new york city
nick shapiro
ohio
orleans parish prison
president barack obama
president donald trump
president joe biden
prisoners legal advisory network
rep. dianne hart
rep. jeff brandes
sen. tammy duckworth
sen. wilton simpson
senate
senate judiciary committee
sergio alterto rosales
south carolina
superstorm sandy
tennessee
the intercept
tropical storm elsa
u.s. penitentiary
ucla
university of california los angeles
west virginia
white house
Capitol Police Spies ‘Dressed Like Construction Workers’ To Surveil GOP Congressman’s Office
9 February 2022
Rep. Troy Nehls (R-TX) has lodged a bombshell accusation against the Capitol Police, who he says broke into his office without his knowledge and photographed sensitive documents.
Two...
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house of representatives
office of the inspector general
oig
rep. troy nehls
republican
texas
the federalist
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washington d.c.
washington post
A SWAT Team Wrongfully Raided Her Home. Now Cops Say Footage From the Raid Is Private Since No One Was Killed.
Plus: A wave of educational gag orders, marijuana banking measure moves forward, and more...
3 February 2022
Judge says footage shouldn't be made public. In May 2020, a SWAT team...
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center for democracy and technology
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iowa
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judge g. bryan collins
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oklahoma
pen america
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rep. ed perlmutter
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wake county
yolanda irving
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...
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american civil liberties union
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army times
attorney addy miró
attorney angelica cogliano
attorney brent smith
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attorney general merrick garland
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gov. rick perry
ice
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josé garza
kinney county
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operation netflix
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rep. joaquin castro
rep. veronica escobar
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san antonio
secretary alejandro mayorkas
sheriff brad coe
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supremacy clause
texas
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travis county
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wall street journal
washington d.c.
New California Law Makes It Easier To Sue Cops Who Violate Civil Rights
4 October 2021
California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Thursday signed a bill (SB 2) that will eliminate several legal immunities that shield law enforcement from civil rights lawsuits, a move that will make it easier for victims...
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nebraska
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santa clara law review
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u.s. supreme court
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university of california los angeles
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...
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american civil liberties union
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carotid holds
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congress
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first step implementation act
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george floyd justice in policing act
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jeffrey martinovich
justice division
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more act
no-knock warrants
oval office
president joe biden
qualified immunity
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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
State Bill Creates Process to Finally End Qualified Immunity, And It’s from Republicans
29 December 2021
Bills filed in the Florida House and Senate for the 2022 legislative session would create a process to sue police officers in state court for using excessive force or taking other actions...
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civil justice & property rights subcommittee
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hawaii
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mallley v. briggs
missouri
rep justin amash
rep.ayanna pressley
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This Coastal Town Needs Federal Aid for Climate Adaptation. It Will Get a Military Truck Instead.
But in Iowa, sheriffs have never even used their “mine-resistant” armored vehicle during blizzards.
23 December 2021
Surfside Beach, South Carolina is on the frontlines of climate change. Rising...
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american civil liberties union
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civilian climate corps
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england
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iowa
johnson county
lancaster university
lindsay koshgarian
national priorities project
president joe biden
south carolina
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wmbf
"... Boston police spent $627,000 on this equipment by dipping into money seized in connection with alleged crimes."
In other words, steal from the citizens, then spend the money on "spy tech" so you can find more stuff to steal.
Boston police bought spy tech with a pot of money hidden from...
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american civil liberties union of massachusetts
boston
boston city council
boston police department
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california
cambridge
cell site simulator
cell-site simulator warrant act of 2021
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congress
councilor ricardo arroyo
fbi
federal bureau of investigation
florida
harris corp.
hyde park
kade crockford
maryland
massachusetts
massachusetts major city chiefs of police association
massachusetts supreme judicial court
mattapan
muckrock.com
new york
new york city
north carolina
oakland
oregon
police chief brian kyes
propublica
rep. jay livingstone
roslindale
sen. ron wyden
sgt. det. john boyle
stingray
tactical support equipment inc
technology for liberty
treasury department
vallejo
wbur
Tenth Circuit Appeals Court Says Fourth And Sixth Amendment Rights Are Meaningless When National Security Is On The Line
17 December 2021
A case involving the first criminal suspect to be notified by the DOJ that evidence against him was derived from Section 702 surveillance has just reached...
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american civil liberties union
cipa
classified information protection act
congress
department of justice
doj
ed snowden
fbi
federal bureau of investigation
fisa
fisc
foreign intelligence surveillance act
foreign intelligence surveillance court
fourth amendment
jamshid muhtorov
judge carlos lucero
section 702
speedy trial act
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