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Public Schools Can’t Control Students’ Private Speech
The Supreme Court should make clear that public schools can’t monitor and censor student speech 24/7.
“Domestic Terrorism Prevention Act” Gains Steam
Creating new, competing organizational “domestic terrorism” stovepipes will increase, not reduce, the likelihood of another domestic terrorism intelligence failure.
Federal Bureaucrats Keep Legally Harassing The Federalist over a Twitter Joke
This case can be resolved on the basis of one fact: Domenech’s tweet was a joke, not a threat.
Does the 4th Amendment Prohibit Warrantless Drone Surveillance?
Does the Fourth Amendment, which protects against “unreasonable searches and seizures,” prohibit warrantless drone surveillance? The Supreme Court has yet to answer that question, but an appeals court in Michigan recently considered the question, and in an opinion written by Judge Kathleen Jansen answered “Yes.”
Happy FBI Burglary Day: Celebrating the Citizens Commission to Investigate the FBI and the Demise of COINTELPRO
Happy FBI Burglary Day: Celebrating the Citizens Commission to Investigate the FBI and the Demise of COINTELPRO