Tag: 4th amendment
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#MorningMonarchy: April 17, 2018
Blogger database, power fluctuations and cellular eavesdropping + this day in history w/the return of Apollo 13 and our song of the day by Jorge Elbrecht on your Morning Monarchy for April 17, 2018.
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fbi agents get ‘leeway’ to push privacy bounds
fbi power to snoop expanded (again) from nytimes: The Federal Bureau of Investigation is giving significant new powers to its roughly 14,000 agents, allowing them more leeway to search databases, […]
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5/19 Newspurge: Praise the Lord & Pass the Ammunition
Gates says vaccine investment offers best returns // CDC warns public to prepare for ‘zombie apocalypse’ // Supreme Court ok’s warrantless house search // Bidding begins in Unabomber online auction // Lars von Trier announces “I’m a Nazi” at Cannes // Johnny Depp, Queen Elizabeth are cousins
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1/6 defcon: bad calls & fake claims
warrantless cell phone search gets green light in california* voip decision means skype now illegal* first solar eclipse of the year jan4* quadrantid meteor shower due jan4 night* reporter behind […]
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Appeals Court Guts Landmark Computer-Privacy Ruling
Bowing to the Obama administration, a federal appeals court Monday gutted its own decision that had dramatically narrowed the government’s search-and-seizure powers in the digital age.
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4/23 newspurge
police state international: combat support battalion deployed to ‘maintain public order’ at boston marathon*animal rights activist on fbi ‘most wanted terrorists’ list*video: cop arrests abc news reporter for filming traffic […]
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police state int’l: borders, biometrics & stupor bowl security
US/mexico border fence almost completefrom ap: The fence along the U.S.-Mexico border is mostly finished. Customs and Border Protection spokesman Lloyd Easterling says that 601 miles of the project had […]
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badcops, $oldiers, drugs & crime
2 miami officers charged in fbi corruption probefrom ap: Two veteran police officers were charged Friday with providing protection for purported shipments of cocaine and stolen goods in what was […]