Riding the wave of nationwide activism, Massachusetts advocates and survivors push comprehensive criminal justice reform
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ACLU sues architects of sadistic torture program designed to break human beings
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You have more rights to privacy in your phone when arrested than when at the airport
Last week, upon returning to his home state from a trip abroad, the mayor of Stockton, California got an abrupt education in post-9/11 constitutional decline.
Ars Technica reports:
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ACLU goes to the hill for electronic privacy
Today the Joint Judiciary Committee of the Massachusetts state legislature holds a hearing on various bills of interest to the ACLU. Among them are a transgender rights bill and multiple bills related to electronic privacy.
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Edward Snowden joins Twitter, immediately trolls the NSA
Ed Snowden, courageous whistleblower or traitorous scourge, depending on your orientation, has joined Twitter. He's already demonstrated that he's an expert troll.
Snowden's first tweet: "Can you hear me now?"
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What’s the difference between online speech and offline speech? Nothing, says Mass. high court
by Jessie Rossman and Kade Crockford
