Civil Liberties
Report: Filing Complaints Against Police in Connecticut Too Difficult
From the local chapter of the ACLU
FBI Asked Zimmerman's Neighbors if He Was Racist
New interviews released by his attorney
Bush Calls for "Benevolent" Immigration Debate
Tells conference attendees to remember immigrant contributions to country
Guilty Plea in Hate Crime for Running Man Down with Truck
Black man beaten, run over in Mississippi in 2011
Israel Allows First Same-Sex Divorce
Though it doesn't legally yet recognize same-sex marriages
Judge Approves $20 Million Facebook Settlement Over "Sponsored Stories"
Users' pictures placed in advertisements without their permission
Judge Allows Gay Conversion Therapy Ban to Take Effect
A previous judge's injunction will affect only three people
SF Nudity Ban Gets Final Stamp of Approval
Opponents attempting to get it overturned on free speech grounds
Suspect in Deadly Subway Push in Custody
Man killed in New York after being struck by train
LA Port Striking Costing US $1 Billion a Day
Not to mention the thousands of people not getting paid
UK Media Law Would Muzzle Police Whistleblowers
The police welcome an opportunity to deal with wrongdoing on their own, of course
Scotland Prepares To Regulate the Press On Its Own
On its way to being an authoritarian, impoverished mini-state
U.S., Switzerland Agree To Share Banking Information
So find someplace else to hide your money from Uncle Sam
Costas Stands By Gun Control Comments
Maybe he'll also endorse censorship during his next appearance
Court: Woman Can Sue Cop for Knocking Her Unconscious
He was chasing a misdemeanor suspect
Assange Calls Facebook, Google Handmaidens of the Surveillance State
Well, that would make sense
Police Lobby For Law Requiring Phone Companies to Store Text Messages for Two Years
What do you think this is, a free country?
Who Decides What a Drug Is For -- The Manufacturer or the Government?
Court rules you can't convict a salesman for recommending a medicine to doctors for purposes the FDA hadn't approved
Supreme Court: Feds Must Pay For Property They Inadvertently Flooded
It does amount to a temporary taking of the property, the high court rules
Turkey Orders TV Station to Pay Fine For Simpsons Blasphemy
Episode showed God taking orders from the devil
"Everyone in U.S. Under Virtual Surveillance" Says NSA Whistleblower
But it's for our safety, right?
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Pussy Riot Member Appeals Internet Ban on the Group's Videos
Yakaterina Samutsevich says mirror sites will be set up if Russian authorities reject her appeal
Taiwanese Students Demand Right to Protest
Say demonstrations against a planned sale have been made difficult by officials
U.S. Moving to Drop Internet From U.N Telecom Conference
New regulations could be another tool of oppressive regimes
NZ Spy Agency's Megaupload Role Suppressed By Rare Secrecy Order
Did we mention that this was a friggin' copyright case
Nephew of Former Mayor of Chicago Charged With Involuntary Manslaughter
Richard J. Vanecko's punch allegedly caused the death of David Koschman in 2004
