Tucson Shooting Police Reports to Be Released
The 2,700 pages of records have been kept private since the shooting
The 2,700 pages of records have been kept private since the shooting
Much cheaper to keep it behind closed doors
Most. Transparent. Administration. Ever.
Trying to navigate around gag orders
Pleaded guilty yesterday, faces 20 years in prison as well as a possible life sentence if the prosecution successfully pursue 12 more charges
Most states trying to weaken their FOIA laws instead
You say the government finds it awkward?
He was the man who confirmed the CIA was engaged in waterboarding, but that's totally not why he's getting 30 months in jail, right?
Including incident reports, which shed light on police shootings
One presumes it depends on which political party is calling the shots
Drones and transparency.
The president has a history of making such promises. A very disreputable history.
Senators say they want to provide the president the oversight he said he wanted
The department previously waived the fee for 7,300 e-mails they originally said didn't exit, but is now requiring the Competitive Enterprise Institute to pay first
Swartz was hounded over his open-access activism
Looking for big-money ball buddies
Not much of a victory for Manning, who still faces life in prison
Tax money goes in, but no information comes out
@YourAnonNews announced a back-up account was ready days ago
Countdown until it's labeled a "terrorist" outfit starts ... now
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