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Bill of Rights

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Simple Justice

Between the rhetorical “search for the truth” stuff that’s thrown up when convenient, and the burden of proof stuff that’s hauled out for the same reason, people would likely believe that a video that shows police testimony is false less than accurat

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AP

The Obama administration conducted warrantless searches of Americans' communications as part of the NSA's surveillance operations that target foreigners located outside of the US, the administration's top intelligence official confirmed

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Ludwig von Mises Institute

The NSA requests the public courts to dismiss claims against them by claiming litigants lack standing---the NSA engages in mass surveillance while simultaneously relying that no litigant can prove they are affected by the secret surveillance!

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The Newspaper

The Georgia Court of Appeals last week reminded local police officers to act concerned about a traffic violation when conducting a pretextual traffic stop. Woodstock police forgot to do this on April 29, 2012, when they pulled over the truck driven b

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Simple Justice

An article by Florida lawprof John Stinneford, entitled “The Illusory Eighth Amendment.” As much fun as the 8th may be, the part that made this had little to do with it, but rather with the Supreme Court’s punting in Miranda v. Arizona.

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"Resisting arrest" isn't wrong- especially when you are being kidnapped under a counterfeit "law". Never stop resisting. If you find yourself under attack, kill your attacker if you have to, whoever it may be. There needs to be a high price for bei

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Jonathan Turley

Why does a state have to have their own anti-terror statute and the radical and possibly unconstitutional methods employed by the police to infiltrate protest groups. Their intent is to disrupt and prevent protests from happening in the first place.

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