Tagged: Civil Liberties and Advocacy Efforts

Cathy Young in Reason on Nonstandard Deviations: It's amazing to think that in the United States in the 21st century, you can get arrested for something you do in your bedroom with a willing...

The New Yorker has posted an interesting piece on Too Much Information. When it comes to concocting fevered visions of the future as a way of illuminating the present, Jules Verne got some things...

Today's Christian Science Monitors asks, "Is cross burning a form of free speech?" Well, yes AND no. Let me preface this by informing my more militant liberal readers that I myself am in a...

Richard M. Smith has posted bios (that have magically disappeared from the TIA website) of TIA staff members on his website. Once again, Google's cache feature has helped civil libertarians keep an eye on...

Aubrey Turner has posted a few anti-TIA graphics on his blog. I've opted for this one: Link courtesy of Caleb O. Brown.

Julian Sanchez kicks some major ass in a recent posting on gay marriage rights. Give it a read. My hat is off to Mr. Sanchez. Radley's two cents can be found here.

In typical conservative fashion, the Heritage Foundation rubberstamps Total Information Awareness with a few minor provisions. I'm sure that DoD is running to comply with Scardaville's provisions. Had this scheme been implemented under Clinton,...

Karen Abbott And Dick Foster of the Rocky Mountain News, report that the ACLU lobs spy charge against Springs police: Springs police helped Denver cops watch protesters, group says: Colorado Springs police have helped...

I received the following statement via email from EU Member of Parliament Marco Cappato on legislation mandating data retention for European ISP companies: "The EU is giving the bureaucratic and illiberal answer of general...

Once again, Jonah Goldberg has revealed he is nothing more than a mouthpiece for the Administration. This particular gem, from today's column says it all, "believe it or not, they take civil liberties and...