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Congress Collected 30 Million Lines of Phone Data in Trump J6 Probe, Raising Civil Liberty Concerns
Congressional investigators collected a stunning 30 million lines of phone data mapping contacts between conservatives and the Trump White House in the name of investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol breach, a massive dragnet that raises civil liberty concerns about the lack of limits on the ability of lawmakers to snoop on Americans’ private phone calls.
The mountainous collection of phone records were revealed to the FBI led by Chris Wray in late 2023 by former Rep. Adam Kinzinger, a GOP member on the Democrat-run House Jan. 6 select committee. The cache was offered to the bureau on the eve of the 2024 presidential election as evidence without requiring a warrant, according to an FBI document memorializing the offer that was reviewed by Just the News.
Supreme Court Seems Skeptical of Restricting Warrantless Searches During Potential Emergencies
The case focused on the Fourth Amendment and whether officers needed probable cause in certain situations.
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Supreme Court Rejects Gender Identity and Parental Rights Case
Justices rejected a petition to reconsider lower court rulings in the matter.
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FBI Fudging? Armed Citizens Stop More Shootings Than Bureau Admits
Armed citizens — i.e., a "good guy with a gun" — stop shootings far more than FBI and other government statistics admit. …
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Alito Scolds Lower Courts For Dodging Cases On Schools ‘Transing’ Kids Behind Parents’ Backs
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito had some choice words for some lower courts on Tuesday over their apparent eagerness to “avoid” ruling on cases involving schools “transing” children without their parents’ knowledge or consent. The comments came in an order released by the high court on Tuesday that listed which pending lower court cases it […]
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Supreme Court Considers Whether Victim Restitution Law Violates Bar on Retroactive Punishment
The Supreme Court wrestled with whether restitution was being used as a civil remedy or a criminal punishment that violated the Ex Post Facto clause.
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“Violated:” How One Author’s Fight Against AI Led to $1.5 Billion Copyright Settlement
https://bonginoreport.com/science-technology/violated-how-one-authors-fight-against-ai-led-to-1-5-billion-copyright-settlement
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