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January 29, 2015November 8, 2018 Jeramie D. Scott

Police Body Cameras: Accountability or Public Surveillance?

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Police Body Cameras: Accountability or Public Surveillance?

According to a Justice Department report, body cameras could improve officer professionalism, identify officers that abuse their authority, and help correct questionable police behavior. Recent studies…

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May 20, 2014November 8, 2018 Jeramie D. Scott

FBI Oversight Hearing – Will we get some answers?

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FBI Oversight Hearing – Will we get some answers?

The Senate Judiciary Committee is holding an oversight hearing of the FBI on Wednesday, May 21. There are plenty of things to oversee with respect to FBI’s…

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May 14, 2014November 8, 2018 Alan Butler

NSA Reforms Move Forward in Congress – With a Clear Prohibition on Bulk Collection But Still Missing Important Transparency and Oversight Provisions

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NSA Reforms Move Forward in Congress – With a Clear Prohibition on Bulk Collection But Still Missing Important Transparency and Oversight Provisions

We have focused a lot on NSA reform since the disclosure of sweeping surveillance last summer, and now Congress is finally taking steps to move…

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April 29, 2014November 8, 2018 Alan Butler

Argument Recap: Justices Look to Limit Warrantless Cell Phone Searches

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Argument Recap: Justices Look to Limit Warrantless Cell Phone Searches

Today the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral argument in Riley v. California and United States v. Wurie, two cases involving the warrantless search of an individual’s cell phone incident to…

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April 17, 2014November 9, 2018 Julia Horwitz

White Hat, Black Hat, Bleeding Heart

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White Hat, Black Hat, Bleeding Heart

Let’s start with the Heartbleed bug. Since the announcement of Heartbleed last week, everyone has been paying attention to security vulnerabilities –  a typically niche technical…

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April 11, 2014November 8, 2018 Alan Butler

There Are No OLC Opinions About PRISM or 215, So Who Decided It Was Legal?

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There Are No OLC Opinions About PRISM or 215, So Who Decided It Was Legal?

In light of the President’s recent announcement that the NSA’s bulk collection of telephone metadata will end, there is a renewed interest in Congress to revise U.S. surveillance…

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April 7, 2014November 8, 2018 Jeramie D. Scott

The FBI is “Working” on an Updated Privacy Statement for Facial Recognition

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The FBI is “Working” on an Updated Privacy Statement for Facial Recognition

Facial recognition technology presents a serious risk to privacy and civil liberties because it can so easily be deployed covertly, from a distance, and on…

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March 10, 2014November 9, 2018 Julia Horwitz

Sometimes In Class Action Settlements Plaintiffs Gain Nothing, But Risk Everything

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Sometimes In Class Action Settlements Plaintiffs Gain Nothing, But Risk Everything

When I refer to the Constitution’s “Double Jeopardy Clause,” people know what I mean. You can’t be tried twice for the same crime. Many have…

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March 5, 2014November 9, 2018 David Husband

Offensive Cyber Operations and America’s Grand Strategy Mistake

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Offensive Cyber Operations and America’s Grand Strategy Mistake

The New York Times recently revealed a secret debate that has been taking place behind the scenes within the Obama Administration regarding whether or not to undertake…

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February 10, 2014November 8, 2018 Alan Butler

New Reports Reveal Flaw in Government’s Justification for NSA Metadata Program

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New Reports Reveal Flaw in Government’s Justification for NSA Metadata Program

New reports from the Wall Street Journal and the Washington Post reveal that the NSA’s collection of telephone call records under Section 215 of the USA PATRIOT Act is…

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