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Florida Judge Dissolves Injunction Blocking Paper From Publishing Names Of Officers Who Killed A Man
19 July 2022
About a week ago, a Florida judge decided a local law superseded the First Amendment. The judge granted an injunction to law enforcement officers, barring a Florida newspaper from...
chief circuit judge charles e. roberts
constitution
deputy stephanie graham
first amendment
flcga
florida
florida center for government accountability
herald-tribune
hulk hogan v. gawker
judge charles e. williams
marsy's law
pbs/npr
sarasota county
sarasota county sheriff's office
spokeswoman kaitlyn perez
state attorney
u.s. press freedom tracker
wgcu
FBI Successfully Forced A Criminal Suspect To Unlock His Wickr Account With His Face
21 July 2022
Based on (admittedly scattershot) case law, the best protection for your phone (and constitutional rights) seems to depend on whatever device owners feel is the most persistent (or dangerous)...
302 report
amazon
apple iphone 11
child sexual abuse material
christopher michael terry
constitution
csam
face id
fbi
federal bureau of investigation
fifth amendment
forbes
thomas brewster
wickr
'Night of Terror': Lawsuit Alleges Female Inmates Were Sexually Assaulted for Hours in Indiana Jail
The lawsuit claims that a correctional officer gave male inmates the key to women's housing after accepting a $1,000 bribe.
27 July 2022
A civil rights lawsuit was filed Monday on behalf of...
clark county
clark county jail
constitution
damon root
indiana
jeffersonville
monell v. department of social services of the city of new york
officer david lowe
orin de nevers
reason
sheriff jamie noel
Michigan Supreme Court Says Photographing, Fingerprinting People Without Probable Cause Is Unconstitutional
1 August 2022
The only surprise in this decision isn’t that the court ruled the way it did. It’s that the Grand Rapids, Michigan police department apparently believed it wasn’t a...
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constitution
curt vanderkooi
denishio johnson
fourth amendment
grand rapids
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grpd
keyon harrison
michigan
michigan supreme court
terry stop
terry v ohio
Sabine County, Texas, deputy stud David Boyd
Fifth Circuit: This Badge Wearing Serial Sexual Assaulter Is Beyond Even Our Expansive Definition Of Qualified Immunity
2 August 2022
Yikes.
Deputy Boyd stayed for approximately two hours, during which time he made numerous inappropriate sexual...
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
Reverse Keyword Warrant Challenged After Cops Asked Google To Search Millions Of People’s Data Multiple Times
11 July 2022
Cops have been running to Google for years, warrants and subpoenas in hand, asking the data behemoth to give them info they can sift through to find criminal suspects...
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cell-site simulator
colorado
constitution
denver
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first amendment
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fourth amendment
gavin seymour
geofence warrants
google
imsi
internationam mobile subscriber identifier
jon schuppe
michael vario
nbc news
reverse keyword warrant
senegalese
stingray
third party doctrine
DOJ Updates Force Policy, Creates Affirmative Duty To Intervene When Officers Violate Rights
2 June 2022
A little more than a week ago, the Department of Justice updated its policy regarding CFAA (Computer Fraud and Abuse Act) prosecutions. For years, the DOJ had been complicit in the...
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atf
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constitution
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$3M settlemelnt, officers are free to continue terrorize the community:
Video Shows Cops Execute Unarmed Father of 7 With Multiple Bullets to the Back of the Head
8 June 2022
In May of 2021, a North Carolina prosecutor released a statement claiming the deputies who surrounded Andrew...
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attorney chance lynch
attorney chantel cherry-lassiter
constitution
district attorney andrew womble
elizabeth city
north carolina
pasquotank county sheriff's office
sheriff tommy wooten
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
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constitution
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dmv
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ice
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sen. ron wyden
supreme court
third party doctrine
washington post
FBI provides Chicago police with fake online identities for "Social Media Exploration" team
Internal documents also reveal that police can take over informants’ social media accounts and pose as them online.
20 May 2022
Brian Campbell couldn’t sleep. It was May 31, 2020, and demonstrations...
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black lives matter
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clarksburg
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constitution
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director christopher wray
eguardian
electronic frontier foundation
facebook
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first amendment
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freddy martinez
fusion center
g.k. chesterton novel
george floyd
geotime
government accountability office
illinois
instagram
invisible institute
joint terrorism task force
joker
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lake shore drive
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maira khwaja
matthew guariglia
mayor lori lightfoot
memphis
meta
michael german
minneapolis
minneapolis city council
minneapolis police department
minnesota
minnesota department of human rights
national threats operations center
new york
nextdoor
northside protest for black lives
office of inspector general
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policing in chicago research group
propublica
rachel levinson-waldman
rep. alexandria ocasio-cortez
roy l. austin
sar
sgt. patrick kinney
snapchat
social media exploitation
somex
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tennessee
the intercept
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transparency chicago
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twitter
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whack-a-mole
youtube
Yes, It’s Difficult To Change Cop Culture, But Let’s Not Pretend It’s Too Expensive Or Impossible To Achieve Quickly
1 April 2022
The US Department of Justice has entered into many consent decrees with many, many abusive law enforcement agencies. These decrees have the force of law, supported...
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mayor lori lightfoot
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new orleans
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new york city
new york police department
nypd
ohio
Law Prof Suggests Geofence Warrants Are A Net Gain For The Public, Even If They Invert The Probable Cause Standard
5 April 2022
On March 9th, we covered a Virginia court’s decision to reject a geofence/”reverse” warrant as unconstitutional. This was brought to our attention by...
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associated press
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constitution
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google
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lawfare
punitive damages
reverse warrants
state farm v. campbell
techdirt
third party doctrine
university of arizona
virginia
washington post
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
First Amendment Group Tells Appeals Court University Officials Shouldn’t Have Access To Qualified Immunity
10 March 2022
Qualified immunity has been heavily criticized for what it allows law enforcement officers to get away with. The Supreme Court-created doctrine excuses officers from civil...
arkansas state university-jonesboro
board of education v. barnette
constitution
dr. ehab shehata
eastern district of kentucky
facebook
fire
first amendment
foundation for individual rights in education
fourteenth amendment
kiessel v. oltersdorf
langford v. lane
pledge of allegiance
qualified immunity
sixth circuit
supreme court
university of kentucky
university of new mexico
university of south carolina
usa today
williams v. kennedy
wooley v. maynard
Shelby County, Tennessee, rapist sheriff's deputy Brian O. Beck
Judge Allows Former Deputy Accused of Raping 14-Year-Old Girl to Avoid Prison and Sex Offender Status
4 March 2022
After striking a plea deal with prosecutors, a onetime Tennessee sheriff’s deputy who was accused of repeatedly...
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sixth amendment
tennessee
tennessee rules of criminal procedure
wmc
Virginia Court Blocks Geofence Warrant As Unconstitutionally Vague
9 March 2022
There are multiple places government agencies can go to acquire location data. The Supreme Court’s Carpenter decision put a damper on warrantless demands, but the private sector has rushed to fill this hole in the...
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constitution
fairfax county
fourth amendment
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google
gps
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nsa
probable cause
reverse warrant
virginia
ybarra
Arizona House Committee Approves Bill To Criminalize Filming Cops on the Job
"You'll have a bunch of people who plead to avoid trial or go broke trying to vindicate their rights."
22 February 2022
The Arizona House Appropriations Committee on Monday green-lit a bill that would criminalize...
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attorney ken white
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colorado
constitution
denver
denver police department
first amendment
florida
george floyd
gopro
house appropriations committee
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nassau county
new york
officer derek chauvin
popehat
rep. john kavanagh
sunshine state
twitter
u.s. supreme court
San Francisco police used rape victims’ DNA to try to ‘incriminate’ them, D.A. says
14 February 2022
San Francisco’s district attorney said police used a database with DNA collected from victims of rape and sexual assault to connect some of them to crimes.
Dist. Atty. Chesa Boudin said...
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attorney michael risher
black women revolt against violense
california
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city attorney david chiu
combined dna index system
constitution
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dna
fourth amendment
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lgbt
office of sexual harassment and assault response and prevention
pamela tate
rape
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san francisco
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sen. scott wiener
sfpd
supervisor hillary ronen
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