“That’s why they giving drug offenders time in double digits”
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Kade Crockford, Author at Privacy SOS | Page 53 of 182
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Does awareness of pervasive monitoring preclude our “reasonable expectation” to have privacy?
A new Pew study shows that Americans overwhelmingly feel concerned about their lack of personal privacy in the digital age. People are aware that government and corporations are tracking them, and they don't like it, the study says.
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Report: NYPD considering armed drones
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DOJ COPS program gave state and local police $14 billion over twenty years
The misnamed Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) office at the Department of Justice today announced it has funded over $14 billion in programming, staffing, and technology grants for state and local law enforcement over the past twenty years.
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EVENT: The militarization of the police and how to fight back
This Thursday November 13 I'll be giving a talk at the Asian Community Development Corporation in the Community Room at the Metropolitan (38 Oak Street, Boston, MA 02111) at 6:30 PM.
Come and learn about the militarization of the police, and how to fight back at the local and state level! The event is free and open to the public.
This even is sponsored by the Roosevelt Institute, Boston.
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Putting more people in prison doesn’t produce better public safety outcomes, Pew study shows
The ACLU has received a $50 million dollar grant to reduce the jail and prison population in the United States by 50% within 8 years. It's a huge goal, but many states are already headed in the right direction.
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