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Senate Intel encryption bill could come next week(thehill.com)
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> One hopes the majority of the indictments he refers to would be foolish to actually prosecute. https://www.bja.gov/Publications/PleaBargainingResearchSumma... > According to the Bureau of Justice Statistics (2
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http://fee.org/articles/three-felonies-a-day-how-the-feds-ta... > Perhaps the most chilling quote of the Soviet era came from Lavrentiy Beria, Stalin’s head of the secret police, who bragged, “Show me the man, and I
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U.S. auto safety agency seeking details of Google self-driving crash(reuters.com)
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The topic is trade treaties, not the Commerce Clause. You seem lost on the context...the Commerce Clause isn't relevant to the impact of a trade treaty on domestic policy in regards to domestic companies.
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Please provide evidence I can sue the US government as a purely domestic entity under NAFTA arbitration. Commerce has to cross the border for what you are saying to be true.
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As much as like I EFF's coverage in general: > And we will continue to press our partners to allow digital information to cross borders unimpeded. We are working to preserve a single, global Internet, not a Balkanized Internet defin
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> It does not make sense to me why anyone still believes that using the criminal justice system as the mechanism for getting to that goal is the right path. http://www.opensecrets.org/news/2014/08/money-not
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> In 2002, for example, it won permission, then secret, from the intelligence court permitting the C.I.A., the F.B.I. and the N.S.A. to share raw FISA wiretap information. The government did not disclose that change, which was first repo
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> That inbox will get hacked. It's only a matter of time. If thousands of federal bureaucrats have access to it, I would be very surprised if foreign intelligence agencies do not already have access to it in some capacity. That is h
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> The makeup of the commission is also an issue. The law enforcement and intelligence community is overrepresented with 6 out of 16 seats. Because 12 of the 16 commission’s members are required to issue subpoenas or approve any conclusio