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• Prison PlanetCopyright troll endangers right to freedom of speech.
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Supreme Court: Drug dog sniff is unconstitutional search
• Daily Paul.comThe Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that police cannot bring drug-sniffing police dogs onto a suspect's property to look for evidence without first getting a warrant for a search,
REPORTS: There Are Already Signs The Supreme Court Will Reject California's Gay Marriage Ban
• Business InsiderEarly reports from the Supreme Court indicate that justices are asking some very skeptical questions about the arguments in favor of California's Proposition 8 ban on gay marriage.
The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing two historic gay marriage cases this week.
• Business InsiderThe U.S. Supreme Court is hearing two historic gay marriage cases this week.
Resistance is Dangerous; Submission is Frequently Fatal
• by William N. Grigg (Pro Liberate)Resisting arrest is not a crime. It is a common-law right, the exercise of which is treated as if it were a crime. The act of resistance was transmuted into a criminal offense chiefly through judicial activism, rather than legislation.
US soldiers sue over Fukushima radiation exposure
• newscientist.comFukushima's financial fallout is far from over.
Bees to have their day in court over insecticide use
• newscientist.comThe lawyers will be as busy as bees.
Monsanto's Death Patents
• truth-out.orgMonsanto has yet another case pending in the court system, this time before the U.S. Supreme Court on the exclusivity of its genetically modified seed patents.
Lawless America's William Windsor interviews Federal Judge Mary Elizabeth Bullock
• William Windor Lawless AmericaThis interview exposes the naked truth of the level of corruption as told from someone on the inside. This information validates what most of the readership of Freedom's Phoenix and others like us already know.
Debra Jean Milke's Conviction Reversed
• US Court of Appeals for the Ninth CircuitDetective, whose testimony was nearly the entire case, had a substantial history of "testilying". Prosecutors and Police knew it, and hid it. Twenty-Two Years (and counting) on death row.
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03-13-13 -- James Babb FIJA - Joe Banister IRS 2 Hours (MP3 & Video LOADED)
Program Date:James Babb (WeWontFly.Com) on Mark Schmidter's case (who was jailed for passing out FIJA information during Casey Anthony trial) - Joe Banister (former IRS agent and whistleblower) comes on to provide an update on the legality of the IRS
Alabama’s Appeal of the 1965 Voting Rights Act: States’ Rights Over Voting Rights?
• http://www.globalresearch.ca, By William BoardmanThough the Voting Rights Act was overwhelming reauthorized by Congress in 2006, the five Republican justices on the U.S. Supreme Court may gut the law in the name of “states’ rights.” Justice Scalia led the way with provocative, offensive and even we
Terminated L.A. Airport Police Officer Wins Job Back
• Officer.ComNone of the six charges against Rouzan for allegedly violating department policies were found to be credible by Judy Gust, the commission's hearing examiner.
Judge OKs compulsory truth serum for Colorado shooting suspect interrogation
• APThe defendant in the deadly Colorado theater shooting could be given "truth serum" under a court order issued Monday to help determine whether he is insane if he pleads not guilty by reason of insanity.
CHAOS IN EGYPT After Court Confirms Death Sentence Of Soccer Rioters
• Business InsiderThe verdict that had everyone in Egypt scared has come out and it's not good.
Alabama Judge Orders Governor Not To Sign Controversial Education Bill
• Jonathan TurleyCircuit Judge Charles Price has issued an order blocking a governor from signing a controversial education bill. Price wants to have a hearing on the legal issues surrounding the education bill and does not want Governor to sign it until then.
The Supreme Court Is On The Verge Of Making An Unprecedented Power Grab
• Business InsiderSupreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia was torn to shreds in the media for calling the Voting Rights Act a "racial entitlement" during heated arguments last week.
Judge Calls Occupy Protesters The 'Most Affable Defendants' He'd Ever Seen
• Business InsiderA judge made an unusual move after a jury acquitted a dozen Occupy Philadelphia protesters of trespassing Tuesday, the Philadelphia Inquirer reports.
Here's What's At Stake In The Huge Trial Between Martha Stewart, JCPenney, And Macy's
• Business InsiderMartha Stewart is testifying in court today to explain why her contract to sell stuff at JCPenney doesn't violate her existing contract with Macy's.
Not Trial By Video
• Simple JusticeIn a curious twist of rhetoric, Judge Patrick Dugan acquitted Philadelphia police Lt. Jonathan Josey of assaulting Aida Guzman at a Puerto Rican Day Parade, announcing "This is not a social media contest, this is not trial by video."
Conservatives, liberals, media advocates rally behind man jailed for criticizing Indiana judge
• FOX NewsHowever, the group recently filed an amicus brief with the state Supreme Court arguing an appeals court decision in January upholding the felony intimidation charge threatens constitutionally protected speech about public officials.
Judge who slammed Apple during patent trial hired by Samsung [updated]
• BGRA former judge in the United Kingdom known most recently for forcing Apple (AAPL) to issue a public apology after calling Samsung’s (005930) Galaxy Tab an iPad copy, has reportedly been hired by Samsung
NY Supreme Court Considers SAFE Act Injunction
• Daily Paul.comThis just in at TTAG command central: the New York Supreme Court has stated that they will issue an injunction against the new SAFE Act on April 29th—unless the state can prove that the law is constitutional.
It’s Official, the Fourth Amendment is Dead
• Prison PlanetOn Tuesday, the Supreme Court disemboweled the Fourth Amendment.
Not my baby! (But I have to pay support anyway)
• KPHO TV-5 CBS PhoenixSmith has taken two DNA tests. Both prove he's not the father of 6-year-old Jayden. "I was shocked," Smith said. "How do you have concrete evidence that says this is not my child, two DNA tests and a confession and I'm still being held to pay for
Philly Cop Found Not Guilty for Punching Woman on Camera
• Photography Is Not a CrimeEven when it is caught on camera, even when it gets him fired, it is still nearly impossible to convict a cop for physically abusing a citizen. A judge found former Philadelphia Police Lt. Jonathan Josey not guilty of punching a woman out in the vide
Supreme Court Shields Warrantless Eavesdropping Law from Constitutional Challenge
• Common DreamsThe five right-wing justices hand Obama a victory by accepting his DOJ's secrecy-based demand for dismissal
Supreme Court Thwarts Challenge to Warrantless Surveillance
• http://www.wired.com, By David KravetsA divided Supreme Court halted a legal challenge Tuesday to a once-secret warrantless surveillance project that gobbles up Americans’ electronic communications, a program that Congress eventually legalized in 2008 and again in 2012.
Supreme Court Rejects Lawsuit Challenging Warrantless Surveillance
• http://news.antiwar.com, by John GlaserUnless you can prove you're being surveilled in a program the government keeps secret, you have no right to sue
The Curious Case Of Staff Sgt. Brandon Parsons
• Business InsiderSometimes it takes genuine injustice to put things in perspective.
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