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Hawaii and the ninth circuit court of appeals says no. The Supreme Court is looking at it, but they might dodge the issue unfortunately.

There is bipartisan support for requiring a warrant to get people’s location data and would ban law enforcement from purchasing the data.�? This is a step in the right direction if you believe in people’s right to privacy and their freedom of assembly and association.

This experiment showed how easy it was to get someone to agree with something they knew was wrong, simply because the right answer went against the grain of the group.�? It also showed that all it took was one person disagreeing with what the rest of the group to break that dynamic of conformity.

Gun ownership by Black Americans is rising. This is a good thing.

New York was number fifteen and did so this last week. I fully expect that this will happen in all fifty states in the next four or five years, which will create and interesting schism between the states and the federal government.

If you believe in inalienable rights, whether God given or merely a right you have as a human being that extends to everyone, then this decision is more than troubling, its disturbing in its scope.�?

Surveillance, cameras, equipment, all of it is cheap and easy now. We are quickly approaching the time when everyone lives in a “glass house.”

Man spends five years in jail and prison before the car rental company finally located a receipt showing he was nowhere near the scene of the 2011 killing in Michigan.

Video #4: The Right to Remain Silent

Perhaps not the best though “Judge, you [are] so gorgeous, so gorgeous judge, I just had to tell you.