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Legally Insufficient Indictment-Failure to State Specific Means by Which Alleged Crime Accomplished - Illinois / Felonious Conduct of Judge Pantle and Judge Alonso in Obstructing Justice by Denying Defense Access to Evidence
The first thing I do if I am indicted or charged is look at the charging instrument – complaint, information, or indictment. I ask does it include all the elements of the alleged crime? If not, … more →
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Redflex Scameras in AZ to Gain "Point" Power
AxXiom wrote 5 days ago: From The Newspaper http://www.thenewspaper.com/ Thursday, July 09, 2009 Arizona Lawmakers Support To … more →
The Publish the Steroids List Debate – “You Got Me Blacklisted At Hop Sings?!”
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Bleacher Fan wrote 1 week ago: Read the debate intro and Loyal Homer’s argument that MLB should push for the steroids list to … more →
U.S. May Permit 9/11 Guilty Pleas in Capital Cases
commentater wrote 1 month ago: The New York Times and the Wall Street Journal report that the Obama administration is internally ci … more →
"...privacy must be approached from a people-centered perspective, and not through the marketplace." -by Leslie Regan Shade, ...and I agree.
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Finn Perkins wrote 1 month ago: I realized recently that I am not surprise by the content on the local TV station’s websites. I can … more →
We're All Suspects Now
revkharma wrote 2 months ago: Often in discussions with people the subject of expanding government power and the increasingly intr … more →
Pro-Life Movement: Democrats Need Not Apply
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Tim Shipe wrote 2 months ago: First of all let me say that I intend for the title of this piece to be polemical. I hope it is not … more →
Outrage Over DHS 'Rightwing Extremism' Report
Aphiemi wrote 3 months ago: WorldNetDaily has a report on the growing outrage, on both sides of the political aisle, over the re … more →
Willie Francis: Twice Put In Jeopardy
Peter Sabbagh wrote 3 months ago: Willie Francis was convicted of murder in 1945 and sentenced to death. The following year, on May 3, … more →
Listen to the sounds of silence
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nowdoucit wrote 3 months ago: October 17, 2005 at 2:39 PM October 17, 2005 at 3:33 PM October 17, 2005 at unspecified time b … more →
National Security Letters
Kellene wrote 3 months ago: Perhaps you’ve seen this story in a great spy movie: Your attorney receives a request from the FB … more →
SAF sues Eric Holder over gun rights of non-resident American citizens
BBVM wrote 3 months ago: BELLEVUE, WA – The Second Amendment Foundation has filed a lawsuit in U.S. District C … more →
Natural Rights, Enumerated Rights, and the Ninth Amendment
Saqib Ali wrote 3 months ago: At this year’s Sumner Canary Lecture, Judge Michael McConnell spoke about the Ninth Amendment: … more →
Do the Secret Bush Memos Amount to Treason? Top Constitutional Scholar Says Yes
rogerhollander wrote 3 months ago: Legal expert Michael Ratner calls the legal arguments made in the infamous Yoo memos, “Fuhrer … more →
A Problem (And Solution) With the Miranda Right to Counsel
Benjamin Wolf wrote 3 months ago: Our office maintains a significant criminal defense practice and therefore the issue of police Mira … more →
Thoughts on Subversive Literature
aiketgate wrote 3 months ago: I experience an unorthodox amount of amusement over calling our Constitution subversive literature. … more →
Supreme Court: The State Can Steal Your Home and Sell It (Video)
Editors wrote 4 months ago: The sickening moral bankruptcy in the term, “common good”, as rationale [sic] for policy … more →
Ode To Keynes
Lazy Jack wrote 4 months ago: So we are at 8.1% unemployment. A few days ago I predicted 8.3 or 8.4. I suppose I owe you a beer o … more →
The Fifth Amendment, Johns and Washington state
Doug Hester wrote 4 months ago: The Fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution guarantees that a person shall not be deprived of life, … more →
Federal Court: No 5th Amendment Protection for passwords/encryption keys
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t3soro wrote 4 months ago: The privilege against self-incrimination, a federal court has ruled, does not bar prosecutors from f … more →
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