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The Government Routinely Invites Itself to Travel with You
While capriciously violating civil liberties is never an acceptable government action, some make the leap, arguing that federal authority ha
Christina Delgado
Aug 24, 2016


The Digital Age Warrants Constitutional Protections
In the majority opinion for the unanimous Court in Riley v. California (2014), Chief Justice John Roberts wrote, “The fact that technology n
Ashley N. Baker
Jul 19, 2016
Warren & Biden's Memory Problems
What they forgot while blasting Trump and judicial confirmations Perhaps the cocktails preceding the June 9 welcome dinner at the...
Published by FreedomWorks
Jul 15, 2016


Regulatory Agencies Exploit Unintended Consequences of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act
Regulatory agencies have entered the space of copyright law and have tipped the balance of the intellectual property system. Now, it is...
Ashley N. Baker
Jul 14, 2016


Ruling Celebrated as Fourth Amendment Victory Leaves Unanswered Questions
Judge William Pauley, ruling that the use of the stingray device was a violation of the Fourth Amendment, stated that “absent a search warra
Ashley N. Baker
Jul 13, 2016


Congress Must Shut the Backdoor on Section 702 Surveillance
The fight over NSA surveillance is about to heat up again. This week, the House will consider a measure that would require the NSA and...
Ashley N. Baker
Jun 15, 2016


Net Neutrality Ruling: A Blow to Internet Freedom
In a blow to Internet freedom, a federal appeals court has given a green light to the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) Open...
Curt Levey
Jun 15, 2016


Supreme Court Decision Underscores Growing Concern Over Regulatory Overreach
Given the harassment and everyday burdens that federal bureaucrats subject small businesses and families to, it seems obvious that...
Ashley N. Baker
May 31, 2016


CFPB Anti-Arbitration Rule Gives Millions to Class Action Lawyers, Leaves Consumers in the Dust
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) hit a new low this month when they proposed a new rule that directly harms those that the...
Ashley N. Baker
May 18, 2016
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