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Does Collecting Arrestees’ DNA Cut Crime? Preliminary Data Suggest Not
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In the Spring of 2009, the FBI started warehousing DNA samples of Americans who had been arrested — but not necessarily convicted — of a crime. People declared not guilty of a crime, or who were never even charged with …
Posted in Homeland Insecurity
Tagged codis, crime, dna, effectiveness, fbi, ndis, surveillance, uniform crime reports
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Barack Obama Approves Law Subjecting Americans To Imprisonment Without Criminal Trial
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By signing the National Defense Authorization Act into law today, Barack Obama granted all future presidents with the power to throw Americans into prison for life on the basis of nothing more than an unproven accusation against the prisoner.
Posted in Barack Obama, Homeland Insecurity, Legislation, Liberty
Tagged Barack Obama, constitution, imprisonment, justice, law, national defense authorization act
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Iowa Occupy Protesters Demand Obama End Links With Wall Street and Homeland Insecurity
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Occupy The Caucuses protesters launched a liberal protest against Barack Obama’s right wing economic and Homeland Security policies today. The Iowa Democratic Party is refusing to listen to the 99 percent. Sue Dvorsky, the chair of the Iowa Democratic Party, told people today that the Iowa Democrats will not talk with protesters any time soon.
Occupy Movement Produces Petition for Waiver of Constitutional Rights… For the GOV’T to Turn In
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Among the Facebook accounts associated with the Occupy Ithaca movement, someone’s had it with the tactics of the government officials of Ithaca, New York. When the occupation of Ithaca began, city representatives persistently asked Occupy Ithaca to file for a …
Posted in Activism, Homeland Insecurity, Liberty, State and Local
Tagged arrests, assembly, constitution, facebook, first amendment, occupy, occupy ithaca, petition, protest, rights
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Which of 3 Caucuses (Tea Party, Constitution, Progressive) Most Opposes Indefinite Detention in the USA?
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The Tea Party Caucus. The Constitution Caucus. The Progressive Caucus. One of these caucuses voted most strongly against H.R. 1540, the bill introducing Indefinite Detention without charge to American soil. Can you guess which one? Click through to find out.
Posted in Homeland Insecurity, Legislation, Liberty, Politics
Tagged 112th congress, 5th amendment, 6th amendment, bill of rights, caucuses, chart, constitution, constitution caucus, h.r. 1540, house of representatives, indefinite detention, progressive, progressive caucus, tea party
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Tea Party Caucus Supports the Detain-People-Without-Charges-Forever kind of Freedom
Tea Party Caucus members declare themselves to be Defenders of the Constitution. But when Americans’ 5th and 6th Amendment constitutional rights were on the line, how did the Tea Party Caucus actually vote? Read on to find out.
Posted in Homeland Insecurity, Legislation, Liberty, Politics, Republicans
Tagged caucuses, congress, constitution, due process, freedom, h.r. 1540, indefinite detention, Liberty, michele bachmann, tea party, tea party caucus
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Americans Elect Candidate Ejection Committee Chaired by FBI, CIA, Military Research Chiefs
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You read that right. But before you find out who they are, consider what they will do. What the Americans Elect Candidate Ejection Committee Does Americans Elect is the first-ever effort by an American corporation to run its own privatized …
Posted in Alternative Parties, Americans Elect, Economy, Election 2012, Homeland Insecurity, Politics
Tagged 2012, americans elect, bylaws, candidate certification committee, council on foreign relations, intelligence, james thomson, larry diamond, military, president, rand, rules, rules committee, undemocratic, william webster
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Law Enforcement using Military Robots to Spy on You. It’s a Federal Crime with No Arrests.
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The Posse Comitatus Act, a federal law in effect for over a century, says that the military can’t be used for domestic police purposes. It’s not just an administrative violation. It’s a crime: Whoever, except in cases and under circumstances …
Posted in Homeland Insecurity
Tagged arrests, crime, drones, law enforcement, military, northern command, police, posse comitatus, predator, robots, surveillance
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Criminalizing Dissent: 5087 Arrests of Occupy Protesters Confirmed… and Counting
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“Congress shall make no law… abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.” – First Amendment to the United States …
Posted in Activism, Homeland Insecurity, Liberal Links, Liberty, Politics
Tagged arrested, arrests, constitution, data, first amendment, occupy, occupy wall street, police, tabulation, timeline
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Senate: If we don’t imprison people forever without charge, we’ll have to tell them what their rights are
Why did members of the U.S. Senate insist on voting this week on empowering the U.S. Government to imprison people forever without charge, citizens and noncitizens alike? Because if the Government couldn’t imprison people forever without filing charges, it would …
Posted in Homeland Insecurity, Legislation, Liberty, Politics, Republicans
Tagged 5th amendment, amendment 1126, american, constitution, indefinite detention, kelly ayotte, lindsey graham, miranda, rights, s. 1867, senate, values
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Jill Stein Challenges Obama On Imprisonment Without Charges
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Liberal presidential candidate Jill Stein is challenging Barack Obama to veto legislation that would allow the government to lock up American citizens without criminal charge. Stein also pledged to undo the Bush-era attacks on the Constitution that Obama has protected and extended.
Posted in Election 2012, Greens, Homeland Insecurity, Legislation, Liberty
Tagged Barack Obama, congress, green party, imprisonment, Jill Stein, senate
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Consequences for Senate Democrats Who Voted To Trash Constitutional Liberty Yesterday
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The following seven Democrats are among those who voted against the Udall amendment yesterday. They are all up for re-election in 2012. Americans who believe that liberty is worth keeping, and that imprisonment of people without criminal charge is wrong, should withhold their support from these Democrats’ campaigns.
Senate Votes To Let Americans Be Thrown In Prison Without Criminal Charge
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Mark Udall had offered an amendment to remove this extreme and unconstitutional expansion of police powers, but the Senate voted to reject the amendment, with Democrats joining Republicans to oppose the preservation of liberty.
Posted in Homeland Insecurity, Legislation, Liberty
Tagged civil liberties, congress, defense, mark udall, prison, roll call, senate
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