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Verizon says phone record disclosure is protected free speech
By Nate Anderson, Ars Technica Verizon is one of the phone companies currently being sued over its alleged disclosure of customer phone records to the NSA. In a response to the court last week, the company asked for the entire consolidated case against it to be thrown out””on free speech grounds. The response also alleges…
War on Terrorism Leads to Rights Abuses
By Tim Cocks, Reuters Torture, beatings, executions, racist stereotyping and intrusive surveillance are among the abuses countries are committing in the name of fighting terrorism, a rights watchdog said on Monday. The Commonwealth Human Rights Commission said since the 9/11 attacks, many nations had been using the military for police work in the so-called “war…
As Habeas Reviews By Authentic Courts of Law Approach… Suddenly Those “Terrorists” Aren’t Really Worth Prosecuting After All.
…it’s called ‘running scared’Lawyers For Briton At Guantanamo:  Charges Dropped Oct 21, 2008 – 8:50 AM (ET) Copyright 2008 Associated Press. All right reserved. © 2008 IAC Search & Media. All rights reserved. LONDON (AP) – Lawyers for a British resident held at Guantanamo say the U.S. has dropped all charges against him.Ethiopian refugee Binyam Mohamed moved to…
2 Marching from SF to DC for Peace/Justice/Impeachment
ByMikaelcraigdailypress.com Peace march marches on Students trek cross-country in support of nonviolence By Joshua Roberts, Daily Press writer Two teenagers, traveling by foot across the country in opposition of global violence, arrived in Craig on Saturday afternoon, bringing with them a message of peace. Michael Israel, 18, of Jackson, Calif., and Ashley Casale, 19, of…
