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As Mario Draghi unveils more wealth creation mechanisms for the world's elites, the people of Italy are revolting. Thousands have taken to the streets in Naples (where the ECB is meeting) to explain to Draghi "F##k Austerity" in a 'parade'. Police us
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Extremists will have to get posts on Facebook and Twitter approved in advance by the police under sweeping rules planned by the Conservatives. They will also be barred from speaking at public events if they represent a threat to "the functioning
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Nashville Metro parks has been cracking down on a little known regulation that requires all photographers, both professional and amateur, to acquire a $125 permit before taking photos or filming in a public park. Even "selfies".
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Provisions would allow for quarantine of "well persons" who "do not show symptoms" of virus
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For $10 a month, residents of New Orleans suburb can hook home cameras up to law enforcement surveillance grid
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A Florida woman may pursue legal action against police and prosecutors after she spent more than a month in jail for possession of SpaghettiOs. Police say they arrested 23-year old Ashley Gabrielle Huff after they found a spoon covered with a susp
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Talk Nation Radio host David Swanson, a noted labor and peace activist who has been doggedly promoting the idea that war itself is a crime -- one that was outlawed by the Kellogg-Briand Pact, ratified by the Senate 85-1 and signed by President Calvin
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The Canadian government has had to warn its citizens not to carry cash to the USA because the USA does not presume innocence but guilt when it comes to money.
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The prospect of more of the U.S. capital being closed off after an intruder got into the White House has struck a nerve in Washington over public space being eroded by barricades and bollards.
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The US Justice Dept asked the Ferguson, Missouri, Police Dept to order its officers not to wear bracelets in support of the white policeman who shot to death an unarmed black teenager last month, sparking protests.
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"He was handcuffed, detained for over 90 minutes, transported to the precinct, and required to appear in court several times. It was an arrest and a prosecution. If their lawyers argued in court that it wasn't, they would be sanctioned. Seriousl
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Now, according to NextGov, a trade publication for federal IT contractors, the FBI's biometric data collection mission is creeping into new territory: massive DNA dragnets.
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When the final stage arrived in 1997, the promise was a reduction in crime and greater safety for the British people. But the result was the emergence of Britain as the "most violent country in Europe."
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Even in Idaho, a supposed haven for "anti-government extremists" – a SWAT raid on a yard sale doesn't provoke a public scandal. This uncritical acceptance of the visible violence committed by state operatives, and official claims
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In the hours after Monday night's City Commission meeting, where City Manager Chris Kukulski admitted he made a mistake by never bringing the grant application for the vehicle before the commission, the public lashed out online
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Florida sheriff's deputies, under the guise of checking professional licenses, raided an Orlando-area barbershop using SWAT-like tactics back in 2010 and now a federal appeals court has ruled that the search was illegal.
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'Why Did You Shoot Me?' Unarmed Driver Asks Trooper
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Finally in late September, a crime lab analysis revealed that the "residue" on the spoon was not an illegal drug. It was actually tomato sauce from a can of SpaghettiOs, as the woman had claimed all along.
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She admits that when her husband piled frozen pizzas on top of the loaves of bread in her shopping cart, she told him to "stop squishing the f***ing bread." But a busybody eyewitness thought the language was inappropriate.
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The Canadian government has had to warn its citizens not to carry cash to the USA because the USA does not presume innocence but guilt when it comes to money.
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HOLMES BEACH, FL — With the help of new technology and federal grant money, police are preparing to warrantlessly search people's refreshments as they visit the beaches of Florida.
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"There were relatively few secret police, and most were just processing the information coming in. I had found a shocking fact. It wasn't the secret police who were doing this wide-scale surveillance and hiding on every street corner......
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"Moves by Apple Inc. and Google Inc. to put some smartphone data out of the reach of police and the courts are raising alarms inside U.S. law-enforcement agencies, current and former officials say."
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Police have historically been a paramilitary organization…. I don't know what we would do if we had to go to battle, … I am a soldier in an army. We serve you in that way."
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"What we have seen happen...is they have come onto small farms, raw milk producers, and raided the heck out of them with armed agents present. Do we really want to have our federal regulatory agencies bring submachine guns onto these family farms
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A Pentagon program that distributes military surplus gear to local law enforcement allows even departments that the Justice Department has censured for civil rights violations to apply for and get lethal weaponry.
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The shooting death of Michael Brown is raising a national debate about police militarization. When President Obama took the stage to talk about the riots, the first reporter question zeroed in on that same topic. Obama says, police and military shoul
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A Peoria judge this week ruled that the police were entitled to raid the house on North University Street on 15 April under the town's "false personation" law which makes it illegal to pass yourself off as a public official. Judge Thomas Keith
