Legal Analysts Say State Never Proved Its Case in Zimmerman Trial
Yes, the burden is on the prosecution
Yes, the burden is on the prosecution
"Hearings" violate fundamental rules of evidence
Habeas corpus can be a check on executive power-but it can also legitimize it.
He was nabbed for criticizing the government
Says he'd prefer something in a court of law
Privacy rights overcome revenue-seeking
Kids, take advantage of that right to remain silent
That's self-incrimination that would violate the Fifth Amendment
What is this "rule of law"?
Due process, how do it work?
Defendants would have to prove their innocence
Bending the law to suit executive whims
The government says it has the right to do what?
Somebody took it on themselves to muzzle the proceedings
They threatened to ruin his life for personal gain
Thirteen felony counts for making stuff accessible?
Swartz was hounded over his open-access activism
Must stop "persistent and stubborn refusal" to follow the law
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
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