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News Child Porn Conviction For Nebraska Man Who Pasted Picture of Girl On Naked Adult Body
07-22-2014
Jonathan Turley
Jeffrey Anderson digitally editing a photo of a naked adult woman having sex and replaced the face with that of an 11-year-old girl. He then sent the girl the photo with the caption "This is what we will do."
News Detroit Man Participates In Savage Beating Of Man . . . Judge Gives Him Six Months
07-20-2014
Jonathan Turley
The public is shocked by Judge James Callahan who gave Latrez Cummings, 19, just six months for his participation in the savage beating of Steve Utash, 54, who hit a 10-year-old boy with his vehicle and then jumped out to try to aid the boy.
Feature Article 5th Circuirt CBP Checkpoint Lawsuit Appeal Scheduled For Oral Argument Terry Bressi
Good news regarding Major Richard Rynearson's lawsuit against the Border Patrol has recently surfaced. After having his case dismissed by the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas in Del Rio in September of last year, the 5th Circuit
News Swedish Court to Julian Assange: You're Not Going Anywhere
07-16-2014
http://www.wired.com, Kim Zetter
The Stockholm District Court in Sweden today upheld an arrest warrant for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, rejecting a motion that might have allowed him to leave the Ecuadorian embassy in London, where he has been holed up for two years to avoid ex
News Peaceful Streets Project Founder Antonio Buehler Walks with $1 Fine in Latest Trial
07-16-2014
http://thelibertybeat.com, Julie Wilson and John B
Police accountability activist and founder of the Peaceful Streets Project Antonio Buehler has struck back against the legal system yet again and won, well sort of won.
News Ex-CO cop gets 30 days work release for years of abusing girl: Zip-tying, punching, choking
07-16-2014
Rawstory
A Colorado police officer found guilty of abusing a 15-year-old girl over a period of years was sentenced to 30 days of work release and 3 years of probation. Charged with 4 counts of child abuse and a count of false imprisonment
News Man Who Shot at Cops During No-Knock Raid Acquitted on All Charges
07-14-2014
http://thefreethoughtproject.com
"When I knew they were policemen, I lay down, face down. I kept saying, 'I'm sorry. I'm sorry.'"
News Who Is More Deserving Than The District Attorney?
07-10-2014
Simple Justice
Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman sought to bring the spirit of helping by creation of a pro bono requirement to help those truly worthy such as Nassau County District Attorney cum United States Congressperson, Kathleen Rice?
News It Takes A Narco-Saint Expert
07-10-2014
Simple Justice
The defendant had $324 in cash in his pocket? Proof he's a drug dealer, because drug dealers transact business in cash. If he has no cash in his pocket, it's proof he's a major drug dealer, because major drug dealers have people who do the dirty tr
News Federal judge orders IRS to explain lost emails
07-10-2014
yahoo.com
A federal judge on Thursday ordered the IRS to explain under oath how it lost a trove of emails to and from a central figure in the agency's tea party controversy.
News After watching his grandfather, 84, shoot his dad, NC 11-year-old kills gramps with a shotgun
07-09-2014
Rawstory
A family argument lead Lloyd Woodlief to shoot his 49-year-old son with a .22 caliber pistol. His 11-year-old grandson then shot his grandfather with a shotgun. The 11-year-old was taken into custody. "A juvenile petition has been taken out
News High Priestess Ginsburg Rebukes the Heathen
07-09-2014
Lewrockwell.com
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg professes to be offended by the idea that a commercial enterprise can claim protection under the Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment.
News High Priestess Ginsburg Rebukes the Heathen
07-09-2014
Lewrockwell.com
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg professes to be offended by the idea that a commercial enterprise can claim protection under the Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment.
News Hobby Lobby Decision Creates Small Island of Freedom in Ocean of Statism
07-08-2014
http://www.lewrockwell.com, By Ron Paul
This week, supporters of religious freedom cheered the Supreme Court's ruling in the Hobby Lobby case.
News High Priestess Ginsburg Rebukes the Heathen
07-07-2014
by William N. Grigg (Pro Liberate)
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg professes to be offended by the idea that a commercial enterprise can claim protection under the Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment.
News Sex offenders sue over ordinances that ban them from places
07-07-2014
bakersfieldnow.com
Wasco and Taft are among a group of California cities being sued by a civil rights group that advocates on behalf of sex offenders.
News Forget Hobby LobbyThis Case Could Wreck Obamacare
07-07-2014
nationaljournal.com
A ruling is expected any day now in a case that could tear the Affordable Care Act apart.
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News Legal Fees Lost
07-06-2014
Simple Justice
After issuing Nelson a traffic citation, the trooper asked Nelson if the RV contained drugs or guns. When Nelson told him it did not, the trooper asked to search the RV. When Nelson refused permission, the officer detained him and called in a canine
News Court decision puts U.S. Forest Service's Adventure Pass program in jeopardy
07-05-2014
dailynews.com
A federal court judge has ordered the U.S. Forest Service to refund entrance fees to four Southern California hikers, leaving the 17-year-old Adventure Pass program in tatters.
News Oman politician's wife sues The Ritz casino after losing £2 MILLION at the card table...
07-04-2014
dailymail.co.uk
Oman politician's wife sues The Ritz casino after losing £2 MILLION at the card table... claiming staff 'took advantage' of her
News Idaho Court Criminalizes Sleeping It Off
07-03-2014
The Newspaper
The court cited the 2008 Appeals Court decision Idaho v. Buell which held that an individual accused of driving drunk has no right to refuse to perform field sobriety tests.
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News 'Sneak & peek' warrants allow police to secretly enter homes without notice
07-02-2014
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Sometimes agents stage the scenes to resemble robberies sneak and steal operations. In one case, federal investigators broke into an apartment, collected evidence, and then "trashed the place to make it look like a burglary."
News Thoughts Aren't Crimes. Even Really Disgusting, Cannibal Thoughts
07-02-2014
Simple Justice
The more horrible the crime, the less likely a judge is to apply the law neutrally and fairly. After all, the defendant was awful, and nobody likes really awful people. In the scheme of horribles, cooking and eating women is right up there.
News The Deeply Held Religious Principle Hobby Lobby Suddenly Remembered It Had
07-02-2014
commondreams.org
The Supreme Court decision in the Hobby Lobby case might not have been surprising, but there's at least one aspect of the media coverage of the company that fails in a big way:
News Correcting One of the Top Four Traffic Ticket Myths
07-01-2014
Daily Paul.com
I wanted to take a moment to respond to one point in an article featured on LewRockwell.com:
News Google Rebuffed by U.S. High Court on Privacy Lawsuit
07-01-2014
bloomberg.com
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected an appeal by Google Inc. (GOOG), leaving the company to face lawsuits accusing it of violating a federal wiretapping law by secretly collecting personal data while developing its Street View maps.
News Union Foes See Blood in the Water After Supreme Court Ruling
07-01-2014
usnews.com
'Head-on challenges to forced union dues are going to be coming,' says right-to-work leader.
News In Hobby Lobby ruling, the Supreme Court uses a 'fiction'
07-01-2014
Washington Post
Mitt Romney said it, and on Monday the Supreme Court upheld it: Corporations are people, my friend.
News Court: Public union can't make nonmembers pay fees
06-30-2014
Associated Press
The Supreme Court dealt a blow to public sector unions Monday, ruling that thousands of home health care workers in Illinois cannot be required to pay fees that help cover a union's costs of collective bargaining.
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