DOJ Boasts of Nailing 3,000 Bankers — Without Presenting Evidence
No court proceedings, no specified crimes
No court proceedings, no specified crimes
Why would you want to know about that?
Says the former presidential-wannabe stripped it out of the NDAA in conference committee
Called an "abomination" by Senator Paul
A man and his girlfriend were picked up for public drunkenness and the man was dead the next morning
Whether the CIA cares about the European Court of Human Rights is another matter
He recorded his kids dancing, for crying out loud
Civil liberties groups were torn over the imperfect measure
Somebody in the Senate stands up for civil liberties
No more throwing people in the hole and forgetting about them
The long-running MegaUpload saga has become known for the Keystone-Kops shenanigans of New Zealand authorities.
He wants a little civil-liberties protection in return for letting the defense bill through
It's like being mugged, but by the authorities
The MegaUpload head asked the court for some of his money back so he can, you know, live between now and then
He was afraid a screw-up would upset his American handlers
She did not respect his authoritah
Dozens were handcuffed and held at gunpoint while the Gestapo ... err ... police looked for a bank robber
State had unlawfully suspended licenses of people who weren't required to have insurance
What is this "Fourth Amendment" of which you speak?
Will decide whether Americans are even allowed to challenge the practice
The U.S. doesn't actually allow preventive detention for the hell of it
Originally, the Obama administration was going to keep the names secret, because ...
Allows police to demand samples of anybody arrested for a felony
Having kept its targets secret, the feds claim the plaintiffs lack standing to challenge the law
The administration will get a chance to tune-up its argument in favor of arbitrary power
The White House wants its arbitrary power back
So the ticket is tossed out, leaving no probable cause, but stuff found during the stop for the tossed ticket ...
The feds have admitted to illegal snooping, but want to keep the details secret