Prosecutors Can Argue Zimmerman 'Profiled' Martin, But Not Based on Race
On the basis of his age and clothing
Civil Liberties
Federal Program Urges Employees to Snitch Out Leakers
If you see something, say something ... or else.
The Famous "McLibel" Leaflet Was Co-Authored by an Undercover Cop
It led to a long court battle between McDonald's and two activists.
Comey Among Conservatives Urging Supreme Court to Strike Down Gay Marriage Ban
Took a stronger view on allowing gay marriage recognition than the Obama Administration
Icelandic Businessman Says His Private Plane is Ready for Edward Snowden
Olafur Vignir Sigurvinsson has connections to wikileaks
Obama's FBI Director Pick Almost Quit DOJ a Decade Ago Because of Electronic Eavesdropping
Said "I couldn't stay if the administration was going to engage in conduct that the Department of Justice had said had no legal basis"
Obama To Meet With Members of Privacy Oversight Watchdog
On mission to reassure Americans about recent surveillance revelations
Tenn. Official Says Complaining About Water Quality Could Be 'Act of Terrorism'
That's a very, very novel interpretation of the law
Oregon Court Upholds Governor's Right to Deny Prisoner's Wish to Be Executed
Governor has stopped all executions while in office
Sen. McCaskill: Company that Provided Snowden Background Check Under Investigation
Based on allegation it didn't do its job right
Feds Order Calif. to Start Releasing Prisoners Early
Under court orders to reduce overcrowding
Feds Have Seized 1,700 Web Domains in Three Years over Copyright Claims
Using same asset seizure rules applied to other illegal activities
Slain Boston Marathon Suspect Listed as 'Victim' of Gun Violence at Rally
Apologizes for the mistake
Pilot Group Demands Answers About Warrantless Searches of Small Planes
Armed agents demanding access without explaining why
Memo Shows NSA Secret Rules for Accessing US Data Without Warrants
Secret court judges not serving as the check on power, it doesn't appear
Bill Introduced to Reform Federal Hacking Laws to Stop Prosecutorial Abuse
Named for Aaron Swartz
Photographer Arrested For Taking Photos of Brooklyn Police Station
Officer says the photographer was making people uncomfortable
SCOTUS: Government Can't Tie Subsidies to Positions Held by Recipients
Feds can't require group support laws against prostitution in order to qualify for HIV-prevention funding
Sen. Manchin Responds to NRA Attacks
Led failed attempt to get background check bill passed through the senate
Second Amendment Activists Planning Toy Gun March in Washington DC
Just about the only guns you can get legally in the nation's capital
