Judge to Taxpayers: You’ll Pay for Murderer’s Sex Change
U.S. District Court Chief Mark L. Wolf, chief judge of the U.S. District Court in Massachusetts, says taxpayers must pay for a murderer's sex-change...
Constitution
Michigan’s Allegan County Passes Anti-NDAA Resolution
The Tenth Amendment Center (TAC) reports that “last week, the Allegan County, Michigan. Board of Commissioners passed a resolution opposing federal kidnapping powers.”...
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Ron Paul Family Detained by TSA Again
For the second time this year, the Paul family has been harassed by the Transportation Security Administration. Rep. Ron Paul, his wife, and...
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Judge Orders Release of Marine Vet Held Over Facebook Postings
A circuit court judge in Virginia ordered the release on August 23 of Brandon J. Raub, a Chesterfield man held involuntarily as a...
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Former Marine Held in Psychiatric Hospital Over Facebook Posts Questioning Govt.
Former Marine Brandon Raub has been detained and committed to a psychiatric hospital because of Facebook posts mainly questioning the federal government. ...
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N.H. Killer Hopes for Lighter Sentence From Supreme Court Ruling
An inmate of New Hampshire State Prison, serving a sentence of life without parole for the murder of two Dartmouth College professors 11...
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August 20, 1787: 225 Years and We’re Still Arguing
Monday August 20, 1787 was a very pivotal day in the Constitutional Convention and we're still arguing over many of the same topics....
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TrapWire’s Global Size and Support Reported; Unfavorable Stories Scrubbed
As the size and sponsorship of the global surveillance network TrapWire continues to be revealed, the hacktivists of Anonymous are calling on those...
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The Fourth Amendment and the Drones: How Will It Apply?
With the rise of the drones comes the rise of several critical questions of Constitutionality of their potential uses. One of the most...
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New Jersey, Christie, Fight to Allow Sports Gambling
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is fighting to defend a law he signed in January that permits betting on professional sporting events. Though...
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TrapWire: The Federal Gov’t is Literally Watching Every Move You Make
The U.S. government exercises control over a massive and technologically advanced surveillance system that has the capacity to keep nearly the entire population...
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WH Website Takes Down Anti-TSA Petition
A petition about the screening procedures used by the Transportation Security Administration at airports was removed from the White House “We the People”...
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The Pursuit of Whistleblowers Continues as Judge Denies Informant’s Motion
On August 8, U.S. District Court Judge Leonie Brinkema denied a CIA whistleblower’s motion to dismiss for vagueness and overbreadth charges brought against...
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Group Plans Protest Against NDAA
A group of concerned citizens known as PANDA (People Against the National Defense Act), formed in January 2012, has organized protests nationwide against...
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Media, Civil Rights Groups Challenge Gitmo Trial Secrecy
The Army colonel presiding over the trial of five men accused of participating in the attacks of September 11, 2001 has ruled that...
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