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Ohio Supreme Court Rolls Back Awful Rulings, Says Cop Must Use His Real Name If He Wants To Keep His Defamation Suit Going
4 March 2022
All the way back in August 2020, a Cincinnati (OH) police officer decided to sue some fellow citizens for defamation. The cop went after the authors of...
alissa gilley
attorney eugene volokh
attorney jeffrey nye
black lives matter
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cincinnati
cincinnati enquirer
citizen complaint authority
defamation
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judge megan e. shanahan
m.r.
mitchell ryan
officer ryan olthaus
ohio
ohio supreme court
social media posts
terhas white
Phoenix City Council Says PD Can Have Surveillance Drones Without Any Policy In Place Because Some Officers Recently Got Shot
25 February 2022
The Phoenix Police Department wants drones and it wants them now. And, according to this report by the Phoenix New Times, it’s going to get them...
54th avenue & broadway
arizona
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mayor kate gallego
phoenix
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phoenix new times
phoenix police department
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southwest phoenix
ICE settles with immigrant rights leader who sued over first amendment violations
Ravi Ragbir said he was targeted for deportation because of protected speech criticizing ICE and the immigration enforcement regime.
24 February 2022
A NEW YORK CITY activist who alleged in court that he was...
2nd circuit court of appeals
attorney william perdue
barack obama
broadway
department of justice
doj
donald trump
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ice
immigration and customs enforcement
jean montrevil
new sanctuary coalition of new york city
new york
new york city
queens
ravi ragbir
the intercept
trinidad
u.s. supreme 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...
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national security agency
nsa
patriot act
u.s. supreme court
usa freedom act
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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colorado
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denver
denver police department
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florida
george floyd
gopro
house appropriations committee
house bill 2311
minneapolis
minnesota
nassau county
new york
officer derek chauvin
popehat
rep. john kavanagh
sunshine state
twitter
u.s. supreme court
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...
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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
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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
Appeals Court Rules Ohio Cops Didn't Have Cause To Arrest Man Wearing 'Fuck the Police' Shirt
The sheriff's deputies are also not entitled to qualified immunity because the First Amendment right to offend police has been repeatedly upheld.
9 February 2022
Sheriff's deputies in Ohio didn't...
american civil liberties union of ohio
back the blue
chaplinsky v. new hampshire
clark county fair
clark county sheriff's office
david carey
erin
fighting words
firstamendment
grand rapids
houston
michael wood
michigan
ohio
qualified immunity
tennessee
texas
u.s. constitution
u.s. court of appeaals for the sixth circuit
u.s. district court
utah
Spring Hill, Kansas, officer/intimidater Shaun Whitesell (left) & Olathe, Kansas, officer/dog killer Mark Cantrell
Court Grants Qualified Immunity To Officer Who Told Couple To Take Down Facebook Post About Off-Duty Cop Who Shot Their Dog
7 February 2022
This case -- sent to us by Eric...
brittany knudsen
eric goldman
facebook
firstamendment
great dane
jessica cantrell
john knudsen
kansas
nala
officer mark cantrall
officer shaun whitesell
olathe
qualified immunity
spring hill
spring hill police department
techdirt
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
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foia
fox-5 dc
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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
New York Restricts Free Legal Advice. Now It Faces a First Amendment Lawsuit
A pastor and a nonprofit challenge occupational licensing rules.
31 January 2022
A pastor and a nonprofit are suing the state of New York, demanding the state recognize their First Amendment right to give free advice...
attorney marshal coleman
attorney robert mcnamara
ceo rohan pavuluri
circuit court of appeals for the 5th district
firstamendment
hines v. quillivan
institute for justice
new york
new york city
new york times
rev. john udo-okon
united states district court of new york's southern district
upsolve
veterinarian ron hines
11th Circuit Says a Sheriff Violated the First Amendment by Posting Warning Signs on the Lawns of Registered Sex Offenders
Butts County, Georgia, Sheriff Gary Long cited no evidence to support his pre-Halloween stunt.
1 February 2022
A Georgia sheriff violated the First Amendment when he...
butts county
christopher reed
corey mcclendon
firstamendment
georgia
halloween
jehovah's witnesses
judge marc treadwell
live free or die
new hampshire
reginald holden
sexual abuse
sheriff gary long
u.s. court of appeals for the 11th circuit
wooley v. maynard
Biden’s DOJ continues to defend bad cops and wrongful convictions
26 January 2022
During the George Floyd protests, then-presidential candidate Joe Biden forcefully condemned the violent eviction of protesters from D.C.'s Lafayette Square just before President Donald Trump’s photo op at St...
arizona
attorney general eric h. holder jr.
attorney general william p. barr
boston marathon
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doj
dzhokhar tsarnaev
firstamendment
george floyd
lafayette square
miranda rights
national public radio
npr
office of the solicitor general
osg
president barack obama
president donald trump
president george w. bush
president joe biden
shinn v. ramirez
solicitor general neal katyal
st. john's church
supreme court
u.s. court of appeals for the 10th circuit
washington d.c.
There Is Nothing 'Conservative' About Letting Police Violate Our Rights
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin's support for qualified immunity is in opposition to the principles he says he stands for.
21 January 2021
Newly-minted Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin appears on track to become somewhat of a...
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clark neily
coffee county
covid-19
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fresno
george floyd
georgia
gov. glenn youngkin
intercollegiate studies institute
justice clarence thomas
justice sonia sotomayor
monell doctrine
nate hochman
national review
professor joanna schwartz
qualified immunity
republican party
u.s. court of appeals for the 9th circuit
u.s. supreme court
ucla
university of california los angeles
virginia
The Ord government -- including the local police chief -- didn't like receiving this constant stream of letters. So, the town sued Brock, seeking a restraining order forbidding him from writing to government officials. The town, unsurprisingly, lost this lawsuit.
Small Nebraska Town Pays...
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magistrate judge cheryl zwart
national public radio
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ord
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volokh conspiracy
Man assaulted, arrested for taking video of sheriff’s deputies
WBTV Investigates: Lincoln County deputies tased man who called for medical help
13 January 2022
A man was assaulted and arrested while taking video of an incident involving Lincoln County sheriff’s deputies and other first...
Judge: Baton Rouge Violated the First Amendment by Trying To Imprison a Professor for Sharing Body Camera Footage
It was the city that put the footage in the public record in the first place.
10 January 2022
The city of Baton Rouge tried to throw a law professor in prison after he shared...
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baton rouge police department
brpd
clarence green
east baton rouge parish prison
east baton route parish
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judge john w. degravelles
louisiana
middle district of louisiana
officer troy lawrence jr.
reason
sgt. ken camallo
thomas frampton
u.s. district court
united states constitution
Next time lawyer up, bozo, or at least have a game plan for contesting an over-zealous cop's not-really-legal orders.
Man with rifle case, but no gun, outside courthouse gets 210 days for obstruction, resisting arrest
21 March 2016
There was only a tripod, a camera and other accessories in...
ademo freeman
douglas county
firstamendment
ketv
nebraska
obstructing
omaha
omaha copblock
photography is not a crime
pinac
prosecutor tom mumgaard
resisting arrest
DHS, ICE Begin Body Camera Pilot Program With Surprisingly Good Policies In Place
30 December 2021
Following protests over killings by law enforcement officers, the Department of Justice decided it might be a good idea to equip more police officers with body cameras. In May 2015, it announced...
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batf
body worn camera
bureau of alcohol tobacco firearms & explosives
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department of justice
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doj
firstamendment
foia
freedom of information act
homeland security investigations
houston
ice
immigration & customs enforcement
new jersey
new york
newark
privacy impact assessment
swat
texas
He Was a Board Member of the Oath Keepers. Now He’s Holding State-Approved Trainings for Law Enforcement in Texas.
Richard Mack wants your sheriff to defy the government.
29 October 2021
On a glorious Saturday morning in October, about 75 people are gathered inside an airy warehouse on the...
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american candidate
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angela bassett
anne arundel
anti-defamation league
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arizona
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attorney general ken paxton
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brennan center for justice
brigham young university
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bureau of land management
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from my cold dead fingers: why america needs guns
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mississippi
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national association for the advancement of colored people
national rifle association
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oregon
pastor david whitney
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president donald trump
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rep. jamie raskin
rep. lamar smith
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richard mack
robert byrd
roe v. wade
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ruby ridge
sagebrush rebellion
salt lake city
san antonio
seattle
second amendment
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showtime
south carolina
southern poverty law center
steven hammond
stop the steal
tcole
texas
texas commission on law enforcement
texas legislature
texas tech university
the county sheriff america's last hope and the proper role of law enforcement
the importance of the american sheriff
the rosa parks story
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u.s. department of education
u.s. supreme court
unite the right
usda
utah
vicki sam and america: how the government killed all three
virginia
w. cleon skousen
washington
washington lawyers committee for civil rights and urban affairs
weighing in on anchor babies
west virginia
zoe nemerever
WATCH: Cops Smack Man’s Phone Out of His Hand, Flip Him Off, Then Beat the Hell Out of Him — For Filming
22 December 2021
Filming the police is entirely legal, in every state. However, all too often, we will see police officers overstep their authority and arrest, attack, and assault innocent...
american civil liberties union of louisiana
attorney danny martiny
attorney gary bizal
attorney stephen haedicke
boston university
caitlin glass
california
center for antiracist research
chicago
chicago police department
chicago reporter
civil rights division
councilman byron lee
cover charges
department of justice
deputy chief christy lopez
desoto parish
destrehan high school
det. nicholas broussard
doj
ferguson
ferguson police department
firstamendment
georgetown university law center
heck v. humphrey
illinois
jacobi cage
jefferson parish sheriff's office
kentucky
krewe of centurions
louisiana
louisiana board of ethics
maine
mardi gras
missouri
national registry of exonerations
neda khoshkhoo
new orleans
new orleans police department
nola.com
nora ahmed
north dakota
orlin lewis
president barack obama
professor sam walker
propublica
rep. troy carter
san jose
sgt. julio alvarado
sgt. keith dowling
sheriff joseph lopinto
st. charles parish
tennessee
the mercury news
twitter
u.s. supreme court
university of michigan law school
university of nebraska omaha
veterans memorial boulevard
washington d.c.
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