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Convenience Of Telemedicine Comes With Privacy Risks, The Ones For Justice Finds

Articles, Blog CBS 11 News Evening, privacy, teledoctors, telemedicine, The Ones For JusticeDecember 4, 2019Louise Watts 0 Comments

How has the law been pushed aside in the age of AI?

Articles, Blog accountability, AI, and, artificial intelligence, criminal justice, Law, privacy, Security, technology, that, TheNovember 23, 2019Louise Watts 0 Comments

Traditionally the constitutional position is that every individual is free to go about his or her own business without interference by the state and it’s only if a police officer has reasonable grounds for suspicion that an individual then can be subject to police intervention of some kind. But the use of live facial recognition

School Strip-Search Case Win At Supreme Court

Articles, Blog 4th amendment, ACLU, adam wolf, and, ibuprophen, privacy, savana redding, strip search, supreme court, that, TheNovember 2, 2019Louise Watts 100 Comments

When Savana Redding was 13 years old, she was strip searched by officials of her Safford, AZ middle school. ACLU presents Ever since I was little I loved school. I never wanted to miss a day of it. Screen shows: Newspaper article: Strip searches at school: Discipline gone too far? Savana Redding Plaintiff in Supreme

The FISA Court: History, Purpose, and Controversy [No. 86]

Articles, Blog #fedsoc, bulk collection, call records, conservative, court, fed soc, federalism, Federalist Society, FISA, Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, Fourth Amendment, government surveillance, libertarian, metadata, NSA, privacy, probable cause, search warrant, that, TheOctober 27, 2019Louise Watts 3 Comments

The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court or FISA Court was established by Congress in 1978 to oversee the government’s foreign intelligence surveillance. The reason it was established is that in the 1970s, the Church Committee had documented widespread surveillance abuses by the intelligence community within the United States. The compromise that Congress struck was to permit

Your smartphone is a civil rights issue | Christopher Soghoian

Articles, Blog and, android, apple, cellphone, Christopher Soghoian, cybersecurity, digital security, Encryption, privacy, smartphone, surveillance, ted talk, ted talks, that, TheOctober 26, 2019Louise Watts 100 Comments

In the spring of 2016, a legal battle between Apple and the Federal Bureau of Investigation captured the world’s attention. Apple has built security features into its mobile products which protect data on its devices from everyone but the owner. That means that criminals, hackers and yes, even governments are all locked out. For Apple’s

Why Civil Liberties Are Important

Articles, Blog and, Bite The Ballot, civil, Civil Liberties, Civil Liberties (Literature Subject), civil liberties and civil rights, civil liberties crash course, civil liberties explained, civil liberties for dummies, civil liberties vs civil rights, civil rights, GCHQ, human rights, Leaders Live, liberties, Liberty (Quotation Subject), Politics (TV Genre), privacy, protest, rights, The, what are civil liberties, what are civil rights, Young votersOctober 24, 2019Louise Watts 35 Comments

Just before Christmas, I had the amazing opportunity to challenge leaders from some of the main British political parties. That included the Green Party, UKIP, Labour and the Liberal Democrats. But for some strange reason, Prime Minister David Cameron (leader of the Conservative Party) decided to cancel last minute. Hmm… I wonder why that was.

U.S. Dept of Justice’s Swartz: EU-U.S. law enforcement ties have never been stronger

Articles, Blog against, assistance, Bruce, convention, cooperation, corruption, council, Crime, cybercrime, data, department, directive, doj, enforcement, EU, Eurojust, europe, european, Europol, extradition, justice, Law, legal, mutual, of, organized, privacy, Protection, Swartz, transnational, treaties, un, Union, US, VisDipOctober 21, 2019Louise Watts 0 Comments

Snowden: The Government Can Hack Your iPhone Like A Criminal To Track You | The 11th Hour | MSNBC

Articles, Blog 11th hour, 11th hour msnbc, Best of last night, Brian Williams, Brian Williams msnbc, cellphone spying, current events, cyber, donald trump, edward snowden, edward snowden interview, edward snowden nsa, government hacking, government invasion of privacy, Intelligence, Liberal News, media, MSNBC, MSNBC LIVE, MSNBC news, National Security, News, NSA, privacy, progressive news, smartphone spying, The 11th Hour, The 11th Hour with Brian Williams, us government spying, white houseOctober 20, 2019Louise Watts 100 Comments

How Police Departments Use Civil Forfeiture to Collect Billions

Articles, Blog 5.0, Civil Forfeiture, cops, Crime, culture, documentaries, documentary, drug trafficking, drugs, exclusive, funny, funny videos, government, independent, interview, interviews, journalism, lifestyle, michigan, Money, police, Police Brutality, police force, Police Officers, police raid, privacy, scotus, supreme court, tyson timbs, underground, vbs.tv, vice, vice guide, vice mag, vice magazine, vice news, vice presents, vice videos, vice.com, videos, wild, worldOctober 17, 2019Louise Watts 100 Comments

How Do You Become A Great Trial Lawyer? Legal Counselor Series

Articles, Blog (Business, agent, agreement, and, attorney, California, contract, copyright, defamation, distribution, Entertainment, Experienced, film, intellectual property, IP, John, Jon, La, Law, lawyer, legal, libel, license, manager, movie, Option, Pfeiffer, PfeifferLaw, Pfieffer, Picture, privacy, Publicity, santa monica, screenplay, slander, sports, trial, You, youreSeptember 27, 2019Louise Watts 0 Comments

The one thing they don’t tell law students is your first year of practice, you’re walking malpractice. You think you know what you’re doing but you have no idea what you’re doing By that end of that first year you’ve done things several times you start to build confidence. By your fifth year you’re pretty

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