Federal Court Rules Police Whistleblower Who Didn't Follow Chain of Command Can Sue for Retaliation
Lower courts said cop's whistleblowing was part of his official duties, not free speech, thus not protected
Free Speech
Teenager Charged With Animal Cruelty After 4chan Manhunt
Posted Vine video of himself kicking a cat
Cops Once Again Overreact to Angry Tweet
A college student frustrated with the registrar's office vented online and shazam!
Non-Profits Resist NY Law Requiring Donor Disclosure
They don't want their supporters targeted for retaliation
Federal Judge Upholds Porn Condom Law, But Makes Actually Enforcing It Difficult
Get a search warrant, a judge orders
With Administration Fretting Over Security, Feds Probe Polygraph-Beaters
Frantic to detect the next Snowden
California School District Suspends Social Media Policy After Student Protests
Pressure from attorneys also helped
Massachusetts State Police Have a Sad Because People Took Photos of Teens Riding Back of Truck Instead of Calling 911
Trawling Facebook as law enforcement tactic
Mass. State Police Upset No One Called Them After Two Teens Rode on Back of Tractor-Trailer
Lots of people took pictures and posted them on Facebook, the police said, but nobody called them
Idiotic Campaign Finance Rule May Make You Feel Sorry for Rick Santorum
It's against the law to tell donors about certain perfectly legal donations to super PACs
Israel to Recruit College Students to Promote Policies Online
Would not have to disclose relationship with the government
Still No Revised Guidance on Political Groups, Says IRS Employee
Who's going to make them change?
100,000 Downloads So Far for Censorship-Dodging Web Browser
Pirate Bay's PirateBrowser is proving wildly popular
Michael Hastings Was Investigating John Brennan's Role in Press Crackdown Before His Death
CIA spokesperson finds the idea that Brennan would try to infringe on people's First Amendment rights "offensive"
French Gay Rights Group To Sue Twitter Because Homophobic Hashtag Was Trending Over the Weekend
Wants information on the account users, say they violated hate speech laws
Peter King Says Calling NSA Surveillance "Spying" or "Snooping" is Slander
They're all patriots
Man Who Allegedly Posted Photo of Wife on Facebook After Killing Her Charged
Claims she abused him
Two Arrested in Canadian Cyberbullying Case
Took her own life after being mocked as alleged victim of sexual assault
David Cameron Urges Users To Boycott Websites That Don't Deal With Abuse
Made the comments after a teenager killed herself after being bullied online
California Students Protest Stockton School District's Social Media Policy
District requires students to sign on to a social media contract if they want to participate in school activities
US Criticizes Vietnam Censorship Law
New law, scheduled to come into effect next month, would ban sharing news stories online
Stunt with Russian Flag Gets Band in Trouble
Who knew Bloodhound Gang was even still around?
Court Blocks School Ban on 'Boobies' Bracelets
Determines the breast cancer awareness message is not lewd
Texas Drops Subpoena Regarding Tweets About Abortion Law
Probably had enough ridicule
House Investigates FEC Connection to IRS Political Targeting
Tax information may have been inappropriately shared
Real Cover-Up of CIA Activity at "Phony" Benghazi Scandal
CNN reports extensive measures being taken to prevent leaks on Benghazi
Twitter Facing Increasing Number of Requests for Users' Data From Governments
Up 40 percent in the first six months of this year
