Showing posts with label lawsuit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lawsuit. Show all posts
Want To Cut Police Brutality? Make Cops Pay The Price
by Bonnie Kristian. It would be good for taxpayers -- and justice. Eric Garner's family plans to sue the New York Police Department for $75 million. Tamir Rice's parents have filed a wrongful death lawsuit. Michael Brown's family may likewise launch a civil suit against the St. Louis police. No matter the outcome of these three legal actions, ... MORE
NSA Reports Detail Decade's Worth Of Privacy Violations
by Jesse Byrnes. The National Security Agency has quietly released more than a decade of reports detailing surveillance activities that potentially violated U.S. citizens' privacy rights. Covering NSA activities from mid-2001 to 2013, the heavily-redacted reports document possible abuses, including instances of employees emailing classified ... MORE
Dangerous Implications For Guns In Nebraska-Oklahoma Lawsuit Against Marijuana Legalization In Colorado
By Ilya Somin. Co-blogger Jonathan Adler and Vanderbilt law professor Robert Mikos have pointed out some of the flaws in the lawsuit filed by Nebraska and Oklahoma
urging a federal court to invalidate marijuana legalization in
neighboring Colorado. In the unlikely event that the plaintiff states
prevail, they will also have set a very dangerous ... MORE
Christian Sharia Law Sprouting Up In Indiana?
by Travis Gettys. An Indiana woman says a state trooper pulled her over this summer and asked if she had accepted Jesus Christ as her personal lord and savior. Ellen Bogan said she was stopped in August by Indiana State Trooper Brian Hamilton, who asked whether she had a home church and handed her a pamphlet asking her to “acknowledge ... MORE
Twelve States Sue EPA For "Overstepping Its Authority"
by Barb Berggoetz. The state of Indiana and 11 other states are suing the U.S. Environment Protection Agency over its recent carbon dioxide regulations, contending the agency is “overstepping its authority.” The lawsuit, filed today in U.S. Court of Appeals in the District of Columbia, charges that the EPA doesn’t have the legal ... MORE
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authority,
carbon tax,
energy,
environment,
EPA,
federalism,
government,
lawsuit,
regulation
Nanny Uses California Law To Assist In Home Invasion
by James Nye. California today, America tomorrow. The first few weeks she was awesome,' said Bracamonte to ABC News about her squatter. 'She would come places with us, help out the kids. She was really great.' But overnight things changed for the stay at home mother and her electrical contractor husband. 'All of a sudden she ... MORE
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California,
government,
lawsuit,
political correctness,
property rights,
regulation,
tactics,
theft
Donald Sterling And What We're Learning About Privacy
by Mitch Albom. Now that Donald Sterling has been banned, fined and condemned — the proper, if ugly, conclusion, in my mind — we should discuss how it happened. Most of us don't need to worry about angry mistresses, Department of Justice investigations, discrimination lawsuits and a history of bigoted comments. But all of us need to worry ... MORE
Insensitive Bans on Sharing Food With Homeless Persist
by Baylen Linnekin. Regulation trumps hunger for politicians. With all
the restrictions on
selling and marketing food, it’s easy to forget that even
sharing food is sometimes still a crime. Despite my own
stated optimism last year, it appears that bans on sharing food
with the homeless and less fortunate won’t be going away any time ... MORE
Bret Swanson: The Patent Drain On Economic Growth
Patent trolls stifle innovation. Slow economic growth since the Great Recession has been devastating for employment, middle class incomes, and federal and state budgets. Worse, many economists are predicting slow growth for the next generation. A number of policies — from tax and immigration reform to more innovation friendly ... MORE
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economics,
innovation,
lawsuit,
patent law,
patents,
property rights,
regulation,
restrictions
Abby Wisse Schachter: The War On Fun
When safety becomes a god. In 1859, the esteemed magazine Scientific American issued a warning about young people's "pernicious excitement" over a trendy game: chess. The shuffling of pawns and rooks was "a mere amusement of a very inferior character, which robs the mind of valuable time that might be devoted to nobler acquirements ... MORE
S.M. Oliva: Michael Jordan Vs. Free Speech
Circuit court ruling gives fame a First Amendment veto. In 2009, Michael Jordan's entry into the Naismith Memorial
Basketball Hall of Fame was marred by
a “petty and punitive” speech focused more on settling old
scores than celebrating his legendary career. As Yahoo Sports
columnist Adrian Wojnarowski wrote at the time: “This wasn't a ... MORE
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advertising,
court,
First Amendment,
free speech,
lawsuit,
popularity,
power,
rights,
ruling
Rand Paul Announces Class-Action Suit Against NSA
from Fox News. Sen. Rand Paul on Wednesday announced what he described as one of the largest class-action lawsuits in history, taking President Obama and top intelligence officials to court over National Security Agency surveillance. "This, we believe, will be a historic lawsuit," the Kentucky Republican said. The suit, joined by conservative ... MORE
Rand Paul Sues NSA Over Sweeping Spying Practices
To protect and defend Constitution taken seriously. Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., is suing the Obama administration over the
National Security Agency’s spying practices in an effort to “protect the
Fourth Amendment,” he told host Eric Bolling Friday on "Hannity."“The question here is whether or not, constitutionally, you can have a
single ... MORE
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