Evening Legal Briefs [Apr 24, 2013, 9:12 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
- U.S. gives big, secret push to Internet surveillance. This is all very sleazy. Thanks HARDOCP.
- Proposals to end warrantless e-mail searches gain momentum in Congress.
- Christie's plan to restrict video games would likely be overturned, experts say.
- FBI denied permission to spy on hacker through his webcam.
- Supreme Court of Iceland rules firm must process donations for WikiLeaks.
- Apple patent outs system for turning video game choices into comic books, is all about Mass Effect.
- Fifth Amendment shields child porn suspect from decrypting hard drives.
- Court denies Grooveshark DMCA protection for songs like “Johnny B. Goode”.
Ohh yeah cause the other guy who nearly made it into office was of a higher caliber of morality that he would never allow this. Don't throw that Obama is the cause of this, BS on anybody but your own self. With the recent school shooting and with the Boston bombing, Which would happen under any president btw... This kind of spying is going to make it through. Scared government, does scary things to its own people, in an attempt to protect the people. Its how it goes.
If DOMA goes away I'll vote for Obama again. I want to be with my wife, more then worry about this privacy-policy bull. I admit that much bias.
If DOMA goes away I'll vote for Obama again. I want to be with my wife, more then worry about this privacy-policy bull. I admit that much bias.
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