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Wanted Woman Arrested After Demanding Police Remove Unflattering Facebook Photo
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New DNA test can distinguish identical twins, prosecutors say; is it 'ready for prime time'?
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Could cops use drones to serve warrants?
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Can personal tattoos be used against the accused?Criminals have long used tattoos as indelible ink on their own bodily rap sheet. And for just as long, police have used them as a way to identify suspects...
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THE FOUNDING FATHERS WOULD HAVE PROTECTED YOUR SMARTPHONEAt question is whether the police can search the contents of a phone without a warrant during an arrest. At stake is whether technological advancements have rendered one of our most treasured civil liberties obsolete.
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NEW OHIO LAW ALLOWS FOR FREE ALCOHOL TASTINGSA new Ohio state law making it easier for consumers to sample spirits, wines and beers more often — and, for free...
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HOW DO JOB-SEEKERS EXPUNGE CRIMINAL RECORDS?U.S. job seekers are crashing into the worst employment market in years and background checks that reach deeper than ever into their pasts.
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'SOVEREIGN CITIZENS' PLASTER COURTS WITH LEGAL FILINGS'Sovereigns' believe that an illegitimate, usurper federal government has taken over, and that they don't have to pay taxes, pull over their cars for police or obey any other law they don't like
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TEEN CONVICTED OF RECORDING HIS CLASSMATES BULLYING HIM IN SCHOOLThe 15-year-old student at the Pennsylvania school said he recorded audio of the incident on his iPad because he felt like nothing was being done...
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NEW SURVEILLANCE TECHNOLOGY CAN TRACK EVERYONE IN AN AREA, FOR HOURSDefense contractors in Dayton, Ohio, are developing technology for the military, but its potential for civilian use is raising novel civil liberties concerns
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PROSECUTORIAL IMMUNITY BEING CHALLENGEDOver the years, the U.S. Supreme Court has carved out one limited exception to absolute immunity: When prosecutors act as investigators — similar to the police
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FEDERAL JUDGE WRITES EPIC SMACKDOWN OF NSA PHONE RECORD COLLECTIONThe leak of classified documents by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden, caused us to learn this summer that Verizon was regularly handing over to the federal government metadata for all of their customers
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SHOULD 'REVENGE PORN' WEBSITES BE ILLEGAL?Only two states, California and New Jersey, make it illegal to post a sexual photo online without the subject’s consent.
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A DISORDERLY HOTEL GUEST, WITHOUT MORE, DOESN'T ALLOW THE POLICE TO SEARCH YOUR ROOMIn the present case, the parties agree that a registered hotel guest has a reasonable expectation of privacy in his room under the Fourth Amendment
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IS ANONYMOUS TIP ENOUGH FOR TRAFFIC STOP?The Supreme Court said Tuesday it will weigh whether a motorist's anonymous tip about reckless driving is enough for police to pull over a car, without...
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OFFICERS CAN'T ANSWER YOUR PHONE AND IMPERSONATE YOUEven if you give an officer consent to search your cell phone, the officer doesn't have the right to answer your calls and pretend to be you, the 9th Circuit...
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WHY DO JUVENILES FALSELY CONFESS TO CRIMES MORE THAN ADULTS?"The average American doesn't understand, 'How could you confess to something you didn't do?" In fact, innocent juveniles are more likely than adults to confess to crimes
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NAMED NO. 1 'DIRTIEST' HOTEL, RESORT SUES TRIP-ADVISOR, AND LOSESThe owner of a hotel in the Great Smoky Mountains that had the dubious honor of TripAdvisor's 2011 list of America's dirtiest hotels cannot sue the travel website
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REMOTE TEXTER CAN BE HELD LIABLE FOR DISTRACTED DRIVER'S CRASH, APPEALS COURT RULESIn a case of first impression, a NJ appeals court has held that a remote texter can be held liable to 3rd parties for injuries caused when the distracted driver has an accident
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JURY AWARDS LONGTIME SMOKER $12.5 MILLION IN CASE AGAINST PHILIP MORRISA group of six jurors found that Philip Morris USA and Liggett Group were largely responsible for his chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or COPD.
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