There’s already a bill—the Bivens Act—tailor-made to create a constitutional cause of action against federal officials and nothing more (or less).
It adds 5 words to Section 1983.
Congress should pass it.
On the same day CPD cuts off the media's ability to cover active public safety incidents in the city by fully encrypting radio traffic, they have the arrogance to ask the media to cover a graduation.
An Iceland based web hosting company has refused to take down a website with leaked data on DHS personnel. It’s probably too late anyway, because the database is all over the internet: https://t.co/oi3jEIK9Ks
Opinion: What should juvenile justice look like? A Hamilton County judge explains changes to detention, education and family support. https://t.co/hgtqKlzNUB
@equalityAlec he's been making the rounds arguing against defunding by saying LA and Berlin are the same size but Berlin has more cops. It's not even an apples to apples demographic comparison, but LA also spends 50% more to have fewer cops. And Berlin polices differently with the cops it has.
Malcolm Gladwell just published a new book and gone on one popular show after another arguing that the U.S. needs to massively expand the profitable police surveillance state. The entire argument is based on an embarrassing factual error.
The thousands of unauthorized Flock searches by a Highland Heights dispatcher are an example of potential abuses of the technology as experts weigh pros and cons. https://t.co/OHSPMYrGYO
New: the DHS officials who tried to search the man who wiped his GrapheneOS phone lied. They pushed him about having child abuse images. Documents reveal that was a pretext; he wasn't suspected of this at all. He's a Stop Cop City activist https://t.co/zrsME3rBux
A federal judge in Brooklyn on October 15 dismissed the Justice Department's lawsuit against New York City's sanctuary policies, writing that no federal law obligates states to take part in immigration enforcement.
https://t.co/mkSmFgsF7I