Poll: Big Generational Difference on Gay Marriage Views
Surprisingly little difference on marijuana, though
Surprisingly little difference on marijuana, though
Fellow officers annoyed that police chief's son escaped discipline
Cops also threatened him to extort a confession
Even minor charges from long ago can get immigrants tossed in the slammer
Driving while stoned the new moral panic
As usual, it would have given the government lots and lots of power
You can't punish speakers if you don't know who they are
He would have been better-protected with snail mail
Public health "science"
The ACLU's tallied 142 people dead at the hands of LVPD since 1990
54 men were named on a list of alleged johns the police department inappropriately released
Between $3 and $5 billion to settle criminal charges
Better than the concern trolls in Denver
Can't pass laws that specifically penalize activities protected by First Amendment
Victim taken from a bus stop 11 years ago.
Report says it would improve lives of women and children in developing countries
Conspired to get man convicted of drug charges
Human rights experts worry it will be used to jail dissidents
Police charge demonstrators in Lisbon, injuring 50
Fears it would lead to retaliation against whistle-blowers
Not as gay, though that would be yet another twist, wouldn't it?
But the feds interpret them scrupulously, of course
You have the right to clean that funky smell out of your locker ...
Cops are just using them for the hell of it, now. Really.
Whatever you do, don't call your ex a "disease"
The Kentucky Supreme Court is deciding a case that tests the limits of self-incrimination in a public school setting.
Cartels are armed while law abiding citizens must go through lengthy permit process
I'm taking part in an Intelligence Squared debate in New York City tonight.
Decision protects bad federal behavior as long as they have probable cause to try a case
Cuba excited the world and Cubans by announcing last month that government-issued exit visa requirements were going to be dropped.
A federal judge has ruled Anthony Shaffer has standing to sue on first amendment grounds over the censorship of his book
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