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CIVIL LIBERTIES


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  • Confusing the Cost of Free Speech
    by Robert A. Levy
    Cato Institute
  • FBI Continues Hoover's Unconstitutional Practices
    by Nat Hentoff
    Billings Gazette
  • Threats from Within
    by Mo Lotman
    Boston Globe
  • Protect Free Speech in Technology-Driven World
    by Gene Policinski
    Detroit News
  • Not to Build Cordoba House Would Be to Stab the Heart of America
    by Jamie Dettmer
    Daily Caller
  • Should Videotaping the Police Really Be a Crime?
    by Adam Cohen
    Time
  • Hey, Ray Kelly, Frisk This
    by Nat Hentoff
    Village Voice
  • National Insecurity
    by Sheldon Richman
    Foundation for Economic Education
  • The Establishment Protection Act
    by John Tate
    Daily Caller
  • A Free Press Means No Subsidies
    by Jeff Jacoby
    Boston Globe
  • The Stagliano Victory Party
    by Richard Abowitz
    Reason
  • Taking Photos in Public Places Is Not a Crime
    by Glenn Harlan Reynolds
    Popular Mechanics
  • No Restrictions on Gambling
    by Radley Balko
    The Economist
  • The Trial of John Stagliano
    by Richard Abowitz
    Reason
  • Federal Censorship Is Obsolete
    by Steve Chapman
    Washington Examiner
  • When Citizens Film Police, It Shouldn't Be a Crime
    Editorial
    USA Today
  • Let Us Disclose that Free-Speech Limits Are Harmful
    by George F. Will
    Washington Post
  • U.S. Officials Spy on Activists Across the Political Spectrum
    by J.D. Tuccille
    Disloyal Opposition
  • Opposition to Honoring the Justice Department
    by Ron Paul
    U.S. House of Representatives
  • Watching the Watchmen Is No Crime
    Editorial
    Washington Examiner
  • Five Years After Kelo
    by Marc Scribner
    Daily Caller
  • Pre-Paid Cell Phones May Be Outlawed
    by Bob Barr
    Atlanta Journal-Constitution
  • Prisons and the Myth of Colorblindedness
    by Tolu Olorunda
    Counterpunch.org
  • A Truck in the Dock
    The Economist
  • The Freedom of Association
    by Llewellyn H. Rockwell Jr.
    LewRockwell.com
  • The Right to Discriminate
    by Walter E. Williams
    George Mason University
  • Banning Ground Zero Mosque Discriminatory
    by Robert Woolsey
    Washington Times
  • YouTube Justice
    Editorial
    Washington Times
  • Supreme Court Hears the Sounds of Silence
    by Steve Chapman
    Washington Examiner
  • Fight Bigotry Without Government
    by John Stossel
    Townhall.com
  • Outrage Over Paul Comments Is Knee-Jerk Dramatics
    by Bryan Hyde
    Utah Spectrum
  • The Civil Rights Myth
    by Elizabeth Wright
    Alternative Right
  • Lost Freedoms Are Not To Be Sneezed At
    by Jennifer Abel
    The Guardian
  • Libertarianism = Anti-Racism
    by Sheldon Richman
    Foundation for Economic Education
  • Rand Paul's Principled Stumble
    by Robert A. Levy
    Cato Institute
  • Paul and the Private Parts
    by Jacob Sullum
    Reason
  • Letting Rand Paul Twist in the Wind
    by Larry Elder
    Washington Examiner
  • Live Chat: Robert Scheer on Rand Paul and Social Justice
    by Robert Scheer
    Truthdig.com
  • Instead of Shrugging, Ron Johnson Is Running for Office
    by George F. Will
    Washington Post
  • Should Government Take on Facebook?
    by Jim Harper
    New York Times
  • Rand Paul and the Civil Rights Act: Was He Right?
    by Sheldon Richman
    Christian Science Monitor
  • Tough Stand: Freedom to Be Odious
    by Jeff Jacoby
    Boston Globe
  • Fire John Stossel!
    by John Stossel
    Fox Business
  • Confiscating Your Property
    by John Stossel
    Reason
  • John Stossel Defends Rand Paul and Business Right to Discriminate
    Fox News
  • Libertarians on Paul's Civil Rights Stance: "Very Reasonable"
    by Zachary Roth
    TalkingPointsMemo.com
  • Democrats Push for National ID
    by Anthony Gregory
    Independent Institute
  • Disclosing the Dangers of Disclosure
    by Robert Frommer
    Washington Times
  • Despite Forecasts, Freedom Takes More than Technology
    by Jeff Jacoby
    Boston Globe
  • Can You Disappear in Surveillance Britain?
    by Jean-Paul Flintoff
    London Times
  • Talking to Industry Is No Sin
    by Bob Barr and
    Laura Murphy
    Washington Times
  • TSA to Download Your iTunes?
    Editorial
    Washington Times
  • The Dangers of Growing DNA Databases
    by Osagie K. Obasogie
    Los Angeles Times
  • WWI, Xenophobia, and Suppressing the Political Opposition
    by Wendy McElroy
    WendyMcElroy.com
  • National ID and Personal Privacy
    by Austin Raynor
    Liberty Tree
  • The People You're Allowed to Hate
    by Patrick J. Buchanan
    American Conservative
  • 10 Rules for Dealing with Police (Video)
    by Flex Your Rights
    YouTube.com
  • The Surveillance Regime
    Editorial
    The Nation
  • Incentive to Confiscate
     by Scott Bullock
    Boston Herald
  • How the Left Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the FBI
    by Anthony Gregory
    Independent Institute
  • Big Brother Is On Your Tail
    by Steve Chapman
    Washington Examiner
  • Washington Murdered Privacy at Home and Abroad
    by Paul Craig Roberts
    Takimag.com
  • Scuttle the National ID
    by Alex Nowrasteh
    Washington Times
  • Civil Liberties in Obama's America
    by Anthony Gregory
    Campaign for Liberty
  • The Creepy Tyranny of Canada's Hate Speech Laws
    by Glenn Greenwald
    Salon.com
  • Property Rights in the Sewer
    Editorial
    Washington Times
  • Eminent Domain Gone Bad
    by Damon W. Root
    Reason
  • Help the Third World — Protect Property Rights
    by Doug Bandow
    American Spectator
  • Census: A Little Too Personal
    by Ron Paul
    U.S. House of Representatives
  • Justice Department Asked for News Site's Visitor Lists
    by Declan McCullough
    CBS News
  • Watching Certain People
    by Bob Herbert
    New York Times
  • Federal Judge Says Fourth Amendment "Is Now Gone"
    by J.D. Tucille
    The Examiner
  • Whose Body Is It?
    by John Stossel
    Townhall.com
  • More Bureaucrats Offer to "Help" the Media
    Editorial
    Washington Examiner
  • The Census and the Constitution
    by Walter E. Williams
    George Mason University
  • Feds Want to Track Cell Phone Users -- Without Warrants
    by J.D. Tuccille
    The Examiner
  • Liberty Versus "Patriotism"
    by Ivan Eland
    Independent Institute
  • Take the Money and Run: The Crazy Perversities of
    Civil Asset Forfeiture
    by Radley Balko
    Slate
  • Candidates, Campaigns and New Coke
    by Jeff Jacoby
    Boston Globe
  • Justice Alito Was Right
    by Andrew P. Napolitano
    Fox News
  • Campaign Finance: a "Reform" Wisely Struck Down
    by George F. Will
    Washington Post
  • Campaign Giving Is Muddled
    by Tibor R. Machan
    Yuma Sun
  • A Blow for Free Speech
    by John Stossel
    Townhall.com
  • The Supreme Court Protected Us on Thursday
    by John Lott
    Fox News
  • A Victory for Free Speech
    by Jeff Jacoby
    Boston Globe
  • The Price of the Mega-State
    by Mario Rizzo
    New York University
  • Why Use a National Security Letter When You Have Post-It Notes?
    by Jacob Sullum
    Reason
  • In Campaign Finance Ruling, Supreme Court Hands a Victory to the First Amendment
    by J.D. Tuccille
    The Examiner
  • "Congress Shall Make No Law…"
    by David N. Bossie
    Washington Times
  • Police Use Pepper Spray at Peaceful Protest Against Sheriff
    by J.D. Tuccille
    The Examiner
  • Local Government May Be Just as Intrusive as the Federal Leviathan
    by J.D. Tuccille
    The Examiner
  • After Katrina, Whither Charity
    Editorial
    Washington Times
  • Arizona SWAT Raid Victim Faces No Charges, Plans to Sue
    by J.D. Tucille
    The Examiner
  • Avaricious Developers and Governments Twist Meaning of "Blight"
    by George F. Will
    Washington Post
  • The Criminalization of Protest
    by Radley Balko
    Reason
  • What Is a Right?
    by Andrew P. Napolitano
    Campaign for Liberty
  • The Anti Police State Police
    by Garry Reed
    The Examiner
  • Fired for Speaking Out
    Editorial
    New York Times
  • Where's the Sense in Coercing People to Fight?
    by Donald J. Boudreaux
    Boston Globe
  • Voiding the Constitution
    by Randolph J. May
    Washington Times
  • It's a Return to the Star Chamber as Europe Finally Tramples Magna Carta into the Dust
    by Ambrose Evans-Pritchard
    The Telegraph
  • Surveillance State, U.S.A.
    by Alfred McCoy
    TomDispatch.com
  • Obama's Latest Use of "Secrecy" to Shield Presidential Lawbreaking
    by Glenn Greenwald
    Salon.com
  • Arizona Highway Patrol Seizes Cash Because … It Was There
    by J.D. Tuccille
    The Examiner
  • Right to Criticize Is Fundamental to Democracy
    by Sean Parnell
    USA Today
  • One Nation, Under Surveillance
    by Michael Hampton
    Homeland Stupidity
  • Roanoke's Eminent-Domain Shame
    Editorial
    Washington Times
  • Just Say No to Blasphemy Laws
    by Jonathan Turley
    USA Today
  • Obama's Unrestrained FBI: Is This America?
    by Nat Hentoff
    World Net Daily
  • Who's in Big Brother's Database?
    by James Bamford
    New York Review of Books
  • The Threat to Your Liberties Is Here
    by Paul Craig Roberts
    Antiwar.com
  • What's the Point of Demonstrating?
    by Robert Higgs
    Independent Institute
  • Atlanta Gay Bar Raid Shows that Not Everything Has Changed
    by J.D. Tuccille
    The Examiner
  • What's the Point of Demonstrating?
    by Robert Higgs
    Independent Institute
  • Taking on the Book Banners
    by George F. Will
    Washington Post
  • We Can Navigate Marketplace of Ideas on Our Own, Thanks
    by Michael Smith
    Boston Globe/font>
  • Citizens United against Censorship
    Editorial
    Washington Times
  • First Amendment Under Fire
    by David N. Bossie
    Washington Times
  • Unfair, Unbalanced, but Free
    by Jacob Sullum
    Washington Times
  • Arizona Dust-Up Demonstrates Why Campaign Finance Rules Threaten Free Speech
    by J.D. Tuccille
    The Examiner
  • Don't Tase Me, Sis
    by Radley Balko
    Reason
  • The Government Versus Hal Turner
    Editorial
    Los Angeles Times
  • Bulldozing the First Amendment
    by George F. Will
    Washington Post
  • Continuing Path Toward National ID Card (Video)
    by Andrew Napolitano
    FOX News
  • Fined for Cursing a Cop?
    by J.D. Tuccille
    The Examiner
  • Who May Harm Whom?
    by Walter E. Williams
    George Mason University
  • "Uh-Oh They're Here"
    Editorial
    Washington Post
  • Liberty and Lip
    by Jacob Sullum
    Washington Times
  • Cops and Turning the Other Cheek
    by Robyn E. Blumner
    St. Petersburg Times
  • Everyone Hates the Cops
    by Ted Rall
    Uexpress.com
  • Leave Swiss Banks Alone
    by Pierre Bessard
    New York Times
  • Obama's Secret Police
    by Justin Raimondo
    Antiwar.com
  • During this "Teaching Moment," Learn about the First Amendment
    by J.D. Tuccille
    The Examiner
  • Professor Gates' Unconstitutional Arrest
    by Harvey A. Silverglate
    Forbes
  • Does the Danger of Police Work Exempt Officers from Criticism?
    by J.D. Tuccille
    The Examiner
  • End an Irrelevant Era: Lift the Cuba Travel Ban
    by JoJo Farrell
    Common Dreams
  • Liberty and Safety
    by Andrew P. Napolitano
    LewRockwell.com
  • The NSA Is Still Listening to You
    by James Bamford
    Salon.com
  • What If I Don't Want Health Insurance?
    by Becky Akers
    Christian Science Monitor
  • Healthcare Is a Good, Not a Right
    by Ron Paul
    House of Representatives
  • Still Wrong on Wiretapping
    Editorial
    San Francisco Chronicle
  • NSA's Cyber Overkill
    by Jesselyn Radack
    Los Angeles Times
  • Read ID: A Real Warning on the Danger of Government
    by James Bovard
    Campaign for Liberty
  • James W. Von Brunn and the Poison of Racist Collectivism
    by Anthony Gregory
    Campaign for Liberty
  • The Eavesdropping Continues
    Editorial
    New York Times
  • The Illegal Spying Game, Played Over and Over
    by Glenn Greenwald
    Salon.com
  • The "Militia Panic" of 2009
    by Gene Healy
    Washington Examiner
  • Civil Liberties and the Winds of "Change"
    by Justin Raimondo
    Antiwar.com
  • Intellectual "Property" Versus Real Property
    by Sheldon Richman
    Foundation for Economic Education
  • Sotomayor's Bias Against Private Property
    Editorial
    Washington Times
  • Illegal Religious Gatherings
    Editorial
    Washington Times
  • Tiananmen: Days to Remember
    by Dan Southerland
    Washington Post
  • The Real Danger of Right-Wing Extremists
    by David Kupelian
    World Net Daily
  • Supreme Court Ruling Weakens the Right to Counsel
    Editorial
    Los Angeles Times
  • Terrorism and Civil Liberties
    by Ivan Eland
    Independent Institute
  • Obama's Democratic Authoritarianism
    by Justin Raimondo
    Antiwar.com
  • Right to Counsel? Only If You Know to Keep Your Mouth Shut, Says Court
    by J.D. Tuccille
    The Examiner
  • Let's Stay Vigilant Against Big Brother
    by Andrew Wood
    The Guardian
  • Cop Fans Applaud Beating of Suspect
    by J.D. Tuccille
    The Examiner
  • New Hampshire Man Jailed for Legally Photographing Courthouse Lobby
    by J.D. Tuccille
    The Examiner
  • Obama Offers Security at the Expense of Liberty
    by Michael Barone
    The Examiner
  • Hate Crime Bill Threatens to Criminalize Thoughts
    by J.D. Tuccille
    The Examiner
  • Who Is Watching the Watchmen?
    by Gene Healy
    Cato Institute
  • President Obama Looks Unimpressive on Civil Liberties after 100 Days
    by J.D. Tucille
    The Examiner
  • Swine Flu, the Lessons of 1918 and Your Civil Liberties
    by J.D. Tuccille
    The Examiner
  • Why the Supreme Court's Car Search Decision Matters
    by J.D. Tuccille
    The Examiner
  • Obama Shrugs Off Concerns
    by Nat Hentoff
    Washington Times
  • A Future of Private Roads and Highways
    by Walter Block
    Ludwig von Mises Institute
  • The NYT's Predictable Revelation: New FISA Law Enabled Massive Abuses
    by Glenn Greenwald
    Salon.com
  • Want to Prevent Piracy? Privatize the Ocean
    by Peter T. Leeson
    National Review Online
  • The Free World Bars Free Speech
    by Jonathan Turley
    Washington Post
  • Keep the Government from Snooping in Our Email
    Editorial
    The Examiner
  • New and Worse Secrecy and Immunity Claims from the Obama DOJ
    by Glenn Greenwald
    Salon.com
  • Scott Horton Interviews James Bovard
    Antiwar Radio
  • Book's Closing on Free Expression
    by Jonah Goldberg
    Boston Herald
  • Our Problem Is Immorality
    by Walter E. Williams
    George Mason University
  • Censorship: The Fairness Doctrine
    by Garry Reed
    The Examiner
  • Peaceful Dissent and Government Witch Hunts
    by Anthony Gregory
    Campaign for Liberty
  • Susette Kelo's Revenge
    by J.D. Tuccille
    The Examiner
  • Defiant Convention
    Editorial
    The Guardian
  • Obama's Policy on Civil Liberties: Bush Lite?
    by Ivan Eland
    Independent Institute
  • America's Human Traffickers
    by Garry Reed
    DC Examiner
  • On Reinstating the Draft
    by Ron Paul
    U.S. House of Representatives
  • We Are All Extremists Now
    by Seumas Milne
    The Guardian
  • On Reinstating the Draft
    by Ron Paul
    U.S. House of Representatives
  • We Are All Extremists Now
    by Seumas Milne
    The Guardian
  • A Response to William Hauser and Jerome Slater
    by Karen Kwiatkowski
    LewRockwell.com
  • "National Service" and Conscription: A Question of Ownership
    by William Norman Grigg
    Campaign for Liberty
  • You Respect My Rights and I'll Respect Yours
    by J.D. Tuccille
    DC Examiner
  • Obama Fails His First Test on Civil Liberties and Accountability — Resoundingly and Disgracefully
    by Glenn Greenwald
    Salon.com
  • What's the Penalty for Dodging Mandatory National Service?
    by J.D. Tuccille
    Examiner.com
  • The Buck Keeps Moving
    by Jacob Sullum
    Washington Times
  • The DOJ Pursues the "Real Criminal" in the NSA Spying Scandal
    by Glenn Greenwald
    Salon.com
  • Another Brutal Year for Liberty
    by Glenn Greenwald
    Salon.com
  • Obama's Black Widow
    by Nat Hentoff
    Village Voice
  • Cheney Says Top Congressional Democrats Complicit in Spying
    by Glenn Greenwald
    Salon.com
  • How Vulnerable Are We?
    by Henry Porter
    The Guardian
  • What Obama Doesn't Know
    by Nat Hentoff
    Village Voice
  • National Security Letter Gag Orders Restricted in Court Decision
    by J.D. Tuccille
    Examiner.com
  • Exhuming the Fairness Doctrine
    by Bruce Fein
    Washington Times
  • You, Too, Can Defeat Cruel Dictators Online
    by Adam Lebor
    London Times
  • Fighting State Censorship
    by Padraig Reidy
    The Guardian
  • Broadcast "Fairness" Fouls Out
    by George F. Will
    Washington Post
  • Freedom to Speak
    by Horace Cooper
    Washington Times
  • The Great Writ of Habeas Corpus
    by Christine Bremer Muggli
    The Capital Times
  • The Bush Pardons
    by Scott Horton
    Harper's Magazine
  • Will Obama Protect Civil Liberties?
    by Nat Hentoff
    Washington Times
  • Guard Your Rights at the Metro Station
    by Steven Silverman
    Washington Post
  • A Long Train of Abuses
    by Alexander Cockburn
    American Conservative
  • Democratic Pressure on Obama to Restore the Rule of Law
    by Adam Cohen
    New York Times
  • Free Speech: How Will Liberals Divvy Up?
    by Nat Hentoff
    Washington Times
  • Scott Horton Interviews James Bovard (audio)
    Antiwar Radio
  • Joining the War Over the Constitution
    by Nat Hentoff
    Village Voice
  • Bush's Boudoir Eavesdropping
    Editorial
    Boston Globe
  • Democracy Needs Spontaneity
    by John Ozimek
    The Guardian
  • Exclusionary Rule's Crucial Role
    by Cheryl D. Stein
    Washington Times
  • What Does Sarah Paliln Have to Hide in Her Yahoo Emails?
    by Glenn Greenwald
    Salon.com
  • Let Government Mind Your Own Business
    by Jeff Jacoby
    Boston Globe
  • Why We Were Falsely Arrested
    by Amy Goodman
    TruthDig.com
  • Pursuit of Habeas
    by Jack Hitt
    Mother Jones
  • Who Is Under Bush's Watch?
    by Nat Hentoff
    Washington Times
  • Federal Government Involved in Raids on Protesters
    by Glenn Greenwald
    Salon.com
  • Safe in Our Cages
    by A.C. Grayling
    The Guardian
  • Keep Big Brother Out of My Trash
    by Anna Shaff
    Christian Science Monitor
  • Un-American Surveillance in Maryland
    by Larry Cox
    Washington Post
  • Convention Hosts Regard Your Rights as a Nuisance
    Editorial
    USA Today
  • Congress Rolled Over on FISA
    by Robert Jacobson
    Los Angeles Times
  • Aug. 8, 1974 vs. July 9, 2008
    by Glenn Greenwald
    Salon.com
  • Compromising the Constitution
    Editorial
    New York Times
  • This Surveillance Onslaught Is Draconian and Creepy
    by Marina Hyde
    The Guardian
  • Statement on FISA Amendments
    by Ron Paul
    U.S. House of Representatives
  • Chris Dodd's Speech and a Glimmer of Hope for
    Stopping the FISA Bill
    by Glenn Greenwald
    Salon.com
  • The Hedonists of Power
    by Chris Hedges
    Truthdig.com
  • Surveillance Bill: The Worst of All Worlds
    by Aziz Huq
    The Nation
  • Time Magazine Uncritically Prints Nancy Pelosi's "Justifications" for the FISA "Compromise"
    by Glenn Greenwald
    Salon.com
  • Targeting Steny Hoyer for His Contempt for the Rule of Law
    by Glenn Greenwald
    Salon.com
  • NYT Circulates Fear-Mongering Claims on FISA Debate
    by Glenn Greenwald
    Salon.com
  • Foreign Policy and Civil Liberties
    by Ron Paul, Stephen Kinzer, and Andrew J. Bacevich
    C-SPAN
  • Town Hall Snoopers Are Taking a Liberty
    by John Hipkin
    The Telegraph
  • Big Brother Is Watching You…
    by Phil Hendren
    London Times
  • What a Liberty
    by Richard Norton-Taylor
    The Guardian
  • Our Patriotic Debt
    by Elwood Earl Sanders Jr.
    Style Weekly
  • READ ID Side Effects
    by Mark Sanford
    Washington Times
  • The Government Is Trying to Wrap Its Mind Around Yours
    by Nita Farahany
    Washington Post
  • D.C. Police State
    Editorial
    Washington Times
  • Precious Liberty
    by A.C. Grayling
    The Guardian
  • Right Now, Feds Might Be Looking into Your Finances
    by Thomas Frank
    USA Today
  • Wiretapping's True Danger
    by Julian Sanchez
    Los Angeles Times
  • Living by the Sword
    by Ron Paul
    U.S. House of Representatives
  • Why We Sued the Phone Company
    by Studs Terkel et. al.
    Chicago Tribune
  • House Democratic Leadership: Not Just Complicit but Also Self-Destructive
    by Glenn Greenwald
    Salon.com
  • British Justice: A Family Ruined
    by Camilla Cavendish
    London Times
  • The Courts and Congress Affirmatively Conceal and Protect Lawbreaking
    by Glenn Greenwald
    Salon.com
  • Amnesty Day for Bush and Lawbreaking Telecoms
    by Glenn Greenwald
    Salon.com
  • You Want a More "Progressive" America? Careful What You Wish For
    by Jonah Goldberg
    Christian Science Monitor
  • Britain Is Slithering Down the Road towards a Police State
    by Simon Jenkins
    The Guardian
  • Is Michael Mukasey Prioritizing the Harassment and Imprisonment of Journalists?
    by Glenn Greenwald
    Salon.com
  • Our State Collects More Data than the Stasi Ever Did. We Need to Fight Back
    by Timothy Garton Ash
    The Guardian
  • "Trust Us" Government
    by Glenn Greenwald
    Salon.com
  • The End of American Liberty
    by Paul Craig Roberts
    Counterpunch.org
  • More Disruptions to the Cheney/Rockefeller Plan
    by Glenn Greenwald
    Salon.com
  • Terrorism and Speech
    by Joanne Mariner
    Findlaw.com
  • Freedom for Thought We Hate
    by Nat Hentoff
    Washington Times
  • The End of Privacy
    by Elliot Cohen
    Truthdig.com
  • The National ID Register Will Leak Like a Battered Bucket
    by Jackie Ashley
    The Guardian
  • Lawbreaking Telecoms Still Conniving to Obtain Immunity from Congress
    by Glenn Greenwald
    Salon.com
  • This Is What a Police State Looks Like (Video: WARNING: Contains Vulgarities)
    BlackListedNews.com
  • Liberty Begins at Home
    by Shami Chakrabarti
    The Guardian
  • We Have Everything to Fear from ID Cards
    by Andrew O'Hagan
    The Telegraph
  • Favorite Quotes of 2007
    by Glenn Greenwald
    Salon.com
  • Privacy Rights: Spying on Us
    Editorial
    Seattle Post-Intelligencer
  • Hoover Planned Mass Jailing in 1950
    by Tim Weiner
    New York Times
  • Pakistan's Tyranny Continues
    by Aitzaz Ahsan
    New York Times
  • Lawyers Stepping Up
    by Katrina Vanden Heuvel
    The Nation
  • Another Milestone on the Road to Serfdom
    by Scott Horton
    Harper's
  • Confronting Joe McCarthy, Then and Now
    by Nat Hentoff
    Village Voice
  • Judicial Skepticism Warranted?
    by Bruce Fein
    Washington Times
  • Anatomy and Significance of Monday's FISA Victory
    by Glenn Greenwald
    Salon.com
  • Civil Liberties Are for Everyone
    by Natasha Walter
    The Guardian
  • Remarks on Violent Radicalization & Homegrown Terrorism Prevention Act
    by Ron Paul
    U.S. House of Representatives
  • A Pointless Attack on Liberty that Fuels the Terror Threat
    by Seumas Milne
    The Guardian
  • The Wiretap This Time
    by Studs Terkel
    New York Times
  • Why, Even If You Have Nothing to Hide, Government Surveillance Threatens Your Freedom
    by John W. Dean
    Findlaw.com
  • AT&T, Other Telecoms, Buy Victory in Lawsuits
    by Glenn Greenwald
    Salon.com
  • The Beltway Establishment's Contempt for the Rule of Law
    by Glenn Greenwald
    Salon.com
  • Spies, Lies and FISA
    Editorial
    New York Times
  • What FISA Capitulations Are Democrats Planning Next?
    by Glenn Greenwald
    Salon
  • Against a National ID
    Editorial
    Los Angeles Times
  • Restore Habeas, Restore Security
    by William H. Neukom
    Christian Science Monitor
  • Questions for Michael Mukasey
    by Nat Hentoff
    Washington Times
  • Are Democrats Planning Still Worse FISA Capitulations?
    by Glenn Greenwald
    Salon.com
  • State-Secret Overreach
    by Barry Siegel
    Los Angeles Times
  • A Brake on the Patriot Act
    Editorial
    San Francisco Chronicle
  • The CIA: On Top of Everything Else, Not Very Good at Its Job
    The Economist
  • Supreme Injustice
    by Bruce Fein
    Washington Times
  • Maybe We Could Have Done Without the CIA
    by Andrew Greeley
    Albany Times-Union
  • A Spooky Look at the CIA
    by Randy Dotinga
    Christian Science Monitor
  • Bush Hails Freedom, but Can He Handle a Lousy T-Shirt?
    Editorial
    USA Today
  • The Secret Policemen's Fall
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  • The Padilla Ruling Is a Victory for Freedom
    by Jacob G. Hornberger
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    Wilmington Star
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    St. Petersburg Time
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    by William Hughes
    MediaMonitors.net
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    by Ramsey Clark
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    by Tom Crumpacker
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    by Howard J. Blitz
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    by Ron Paul
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    by Joanne Mariner
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    by Henry Porter
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    by Rick Lynch
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    by Howard J. Blitz
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  • Worse Than Ashcroft
    by Nat Hentoff
    Village Voice
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    by Nat Hentoff
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  • Justices Who Won't 'Run with the Wolves'
    by Geoffrey R. Stone
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  • After Ashcroft
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    Boston Globe
  • CIA Role Inside the USA Greater
    by Kevin Johnson
    USA Today
  • Abolish the CIA!
    by Chalmers Johnson
    Common Dreams
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    by David Cole
    New York Review of Books
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    by Napoleon Hill
    Investment Rarities
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    by Robyn E. Blumner
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  • How to Marry Big Brother
    by Bob Barr
    Washington Times
  • Undue Process
    by James Bovard
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    by Kary Moss
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  • Civil Liberties, Three Years after 9/11
    by Elaine Cassel
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    by Ann Woolner
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    by Bruce Fein
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    by Howard J. Blitz
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  • Why the Court Was Right to Declare a USA Patriot Act Provision Unconstitutional
    by Anita Ramasastry
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  • A Very Bad Deal
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  • Robed Heroes of Liberty
    by Robyn E. Blumner
    St. Petersburg Times
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    by Walter E. Williams
    George Mason University
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    by Howard J. Blitz
    Yuma Sun
  • Polygamy Laws Expose Our Own Hypocrisy
    by Jonathan Turley
    USA Today
  • Slow Justice for Hamdi
    Editorial
    Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
  • "Terrorist" Release Undermines Bush's Claims of Victory
    by Henry Silverman
    Lansing City Pulse
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    Editorial
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    Editorial
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    Editorial
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  • Little Guantanamo
    by Ted Rall
    UExpress.com
  • Taking Liberties
    by David Cole
    The Nation
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    by Howard J. Blitz
    Yuma Sun
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    by Penn Jillette
    Los Angeles Times
  • Trading Liberty for Security
    Editorial
    Los Angeles Times
  • Between "Us" and "Them," Suspicion Poisons the Air
    by Walter Bernstein
    Los Angeles Times
  • Have America's Anti-Terror Laws Destroyed Individual Rights?
    by Noah Leavitt
    FindLaw.com
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    Editorial
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  • Detroit Terrorism Case Shows Need for Civil Liberties
    Editorial
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  • Secret Court Poses Challenges
    by Dan Eggen
    Washington Post
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    by Robert Garmong
    Ayn Rand Institute
  • The FBI’s Preemptive Interrogations of “Possible” Demonstrators
    by Bob Barr
    FindLaw.com
  • So Much for Free Speech
    by Robert Samuelson
    Washington Post
  • New Blacklist, Same Old Dangers
    by Robyn Blumner
    St. Petersburg Times
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    by Tom Maertens
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  • For Post-9/11 Material Witness, It Is Terror of a Different Kind
    by Adam Liptak
    New York Times
  • Dissent at Your Own Risk
    Editorial
    Baltimore Sun
  • Bag It
    by James Bovard
    New York Times
  • The Star Chamber Is Back
    Paul Craig Roberts
    LewRockwell.com
  • For a Lesson in Humanity, Turn to Thoreau not Tressell
    by Martin Kettle
    The Guardian
  • Privacy vs. Safety in Screening Travelers
    by James Bovard
    Boston Globe
  • Crying Wolf in the War Against Terror
    by Andrew Cohen
    Los Angeles Times
  • The Hamdi Back Flip
    Editorial
    Washington Post
  • A Fear of Free Speech
    by Maher Abdallah
    The Guardian
  • Tyranny in the Name of Freedom
    by Dahlia Lithwick
    New York Times
  • Police State USA
    by Ron Paul
    U.S. House of Representatives
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    Editorial
    The Guardian
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    by Joe Honig
    Christian Science Monitor
  • Protests Pre-empted
    by James Bovard
    Baltimore Sun
  • Guantanamo Dawdle
    Editorial
    Los Angeles Times
  • How the Administration Is Obstructing the Supreme Court's Terror Decisions
    by Phillip Carter
    Slate
  • A Threat to Democracy
    by George Monbiot
    The Guardian
  • Why I Am Scared to Death of George Bush--And Why You Should Be, Too
    by Elaine Cassel
    Civil Liberties Watch
  • We Knew We Weren't the Enemy
    by Robert R. Hosokawa
    Christian Science Monitor
  • Written in 1215. Needed Today.
    by Tristram Hunt
    The Guardian
  • The Ghost Prisoners
    by Nat Hentoff
    Village Voice
  • The CIA's Prisoners
    Editorial
    Washington Post
  • Justice and the War on Terrorism: Extend High Court Rulings to All U.S. Detainees
    by Robert Gard and
    Deborah Pearlstein
    San Francisco Chronicle
  • When the Constitution Trumps the President
    by Nat Hentoff
    Washington Times
  • Americans Deserve Look at U.S. Emergency Defense Plans
    by Andrew Greeley
    Chicago Sun Times
  • Rule of Law Prevails -- for Now
    by Robyn E. Blumner
    St. Petersburg Times
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    by David Cole
    The Nation
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    by Ron Paul
    U.S. House of Representatives
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    by Gordon Brown
    The Guardian
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    National Archives
  • Court to Congress' Online Nannies: You're Fired, Again
    Editorial
    USA Today
  • China to Keep Tabs on Mobile Phone Messaging
    by Elaine Kurtenbach
    USA Today
  • The Tower of London: Instruments of Torture
    All Info About London
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    Editorial
    Cincinnati Post
  • Even a Tyrant Is Entitled to Due Process
    by Robert Scheer
    Los Angeles Times
  • Disappearing Prisoners
    by Nat Hentoff
    Village Voice
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    Editorial
    Cincinnati Post
  • Prudent Check on Detentions
    Editorial
    Christian Science Monitor
  • A Near Miss for Key Rights
    by Jonathan Turley
    Los Angeles Times
  • The Court v. Bush
    by Anthony Lewis
    New York Times
  • Role Reversal
    by Paul Craig Roberts
    LewRockwell.com
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    Editorial
    Los Angeles Times
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    Editorial
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    Editorial
    Washington Post
  • Rulings on Prisoners Would Make Founders Proud
    Editorial
    USA Today
  • We All Lose if Cops Have All the Power
    by Larry Dudley Hiibel
    Los Angeles Times
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    Editorial
    Washington Post
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    Editorial
    Daytona Beach News-Journal
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    by David Cole
    Washington Post
  • Trial by News Conference? No Justice in That
    by Scott Turow
    Washington Post
  • From Bush, Saddam-Style Justice
    by Howard Gleckman
    Business Week
  • Proof, Negative: The Justice Department's Triumph Over the Constitution
    by Dahlia Lithwick
    MSNBC
  • No Defense Possible
    Editorial
    Washington Post
  • The Rule of Law Must Not Rest with a Leader
    Editorial
    Allentown Times
  • You Have Rights -- if Bush Says You Do
    by Jonathan Turley
    Los Angeles Times
  • It's Not the American Way
    by Richard Cohen
    Washington Post
  • Padilla's Plots Don't Negate His Rights
    Editorial
    Rocky Mountain News
  • Holding Defendants Without Charges
    by Terence Young, Ken Goldman, and Michael Klein
    Los Angeles Times
  • Jose Padilla, Citizen
    Editorial
    Boulder Daily Camera
  • U.S. View in Terror Cases: Trust Us
    by Marie Cocco
    Newsday
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    Editorial
    Newsday
  • Pre-Empting the Bill of Rights: The Other War, One Year Later
    by Elaine Cassel
    Counterpunch.org
  • The Seeds of a Rights Scandal in Iraq
    by Jimmy Carter
    Washington Post
  • Shredding the Magna Carta
    Editorial
    The Progressive
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    by Linda Greenhouse
    New York Times
  • In Abu Ghraib, a Wake-Up Call: Our Own Democracy Is in Danger
    by Garrett Epps
    The Oregonian
  • Endless Detentions,
    Endless Power
    by William Hughes
    MediaMonitors.net
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    by James Ottavio Castagnera
    Zwire.com
  • Fighting for Free Speech Means Fighting for … Howard Stern
    by Adam Cohen
    New York Times
  • We Have Been Attacked by Own Government
    by T.J. Aulds
    Texas City Sun
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    Editorial
    Macon Telegraph
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    by Timothy Lynch
    Cato Institute
  • Can the President Imprison Anyone, Forever?
    by Gene Healy
    Cato Institute
  • How Far Above the Law?
    Editorial
    Daytona Beach News-Journal
  • America's Prisoners, American Rights
    by David Cole
    New York Times
  • Campaign Reform as Gag Rule
    by Robyn E. Blumner
    St. Petersburg Times
  • Weapons Bans Miss the Mark
    by John Lott, Jr.
    The Australian
  • Spy Tactics Endanger Political Dissent
    by Murray Polner
    Newsday
  • Terror War's Legal Costs
    by Paul Craig Roberts
    Antiwar.com
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    Editorial
    Washington Times
  • Right to Privacy or Protection from Terrorists
    by Shannon Baldwin
    Rocky Mountain Collegian
  • To Preserve, Protect … or Abandon
    by Charles Cutter
    Magic City Morning Star
  • Our Resolve Is Absolute. A "Live" Show Is Alive, or Not
    by Frank Pierson
    Los Angeles Times
  • An Interview with Ron Paul
    by John W. Whitehead
    Rutherford Institute
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    By Nat Hentoff
    The Progressive
  • 9-11 Is No Reason to Suspend the Constitution
    by Floyd J. McKay
    Seattle Times
  • Detaining the "Enemy," Diluting the Law
    by D. Mark Jackson
    Washington Post
  • Dangerous Veil of Secrecy
    Editorial
    Los Angeles Times
  • Official Secrecy Helps Terrorists Undermine Democracy
    by Douglas Lee
    First Amendment Center
  • Supreme Court Showdown
    by Matthew Rothschild
    The Progressive
  • Hamdi, Padilla, and Hussein
    Editorial
    Palm Beach Post
  • Courts Must Defend America’s Civil Liberties
    Editorial
    Florida Today
  • Who’s Winning the War on Civil Liberties?
    by Elaine Cassel
    CounterPunch.org
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    Editorial
    Florida Today
  • Time to Take Rights Seriously
    by Judd Legum
    Center for American Progress
  • A "Bad Guy" in a Bad Time
    by David Sarasohn
    The Oregonian
  • Quarantining Dissent: How the Secret Service Protects Bush from Free Speech
    by James Bovard
    San Francisco Chronicle
  • Our Right to Be Left Alone
    by Robyn E. Blumner
    St. Petersburg Times
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    Editorial
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    by Sam Stanton and Emily Bazar
    Sacramento Bee
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    by Joanne Mariner
    Findlaw.com
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    by David Cole
    Los Angeles Times
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    Newsday
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    The Mercury News
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    Editorial
    The Oregonian
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    Editorial
    San Francisco Chronicle
  • Muzzling Speech
    by Robert J. Samuelson
    Washington Post
  • Illegal Seizure
    Editorial
    St. Petersburg Times
  • Jose Padilla: A Constitutional Challenge for Us All
    by Brigid O'Neil
    Independent Institute
  • "Free Speech Zone": The Administration Quarantines Dissent
    by James Bovard
    American Conservative
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    Editorial
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  • Hearing Impairment
    by Jacob Sullum
    Washington Times
  • Free Speech Defeated
    Editorial
    Washington Times
  • Let's Do Some Detective Work
    by Walter E. Williams
    George Mason University
  • Judges and Judgment
    by Thomas Sowell
    Washington Times
  • A Voice for Hamdi
    Editorial
    Baltimore Sun
  • Not Good Enough
    Editorial
    Washington Post
  • Patriot Act's Gag Order Deserves Legal Scrutiny
    Editorial
    Detroit News
  • Gulag Americana
    by Elaine Cassel
    Counterpunch.org
  • Patriot Act Author Has Concerns
    by Richard B. Schmitt
    Los Angeles Times
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    Editorial
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  • "Enemy Combatant" Sham
    Editorial
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  • 60 Years On, Again Battling an Abomination of Power
    by Jonathan Turley
    Los Angeles Times
  • All of a Sudden, the Patriot Act Isn't Just About Terrorists Anymore
    by Clarence Page
    Salt Lake Tribune
  • Corrupting the Patriot Act
    by Editorial
    Orange County Register
  • A Roadmap for Loss of Civil Liberties: The Peruvian Experiment
    by Elaine Cassel and Noah Leavitt
    Babelogue.com
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    Editorial
    Albuquerque Tribune
  • Moussaoui and the Hidden Detainees
    by Joanne Mariner
    FindLaw
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    by Anita Ramasastry
    CNN
  • The Supreme Court and Sept. 11
    Editorial
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    Editorial
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  • The New Inquisition
    by Walter Cronkite
    Denver Post
  • No Pause in Patriot Act Pounding
    by Robyn E. Blumner
    St. Petersburg Times
  • How States Fall and Liberty Triumphs
    by Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr.
    LewRockwell.com
  • Give Them Libertarianism, and a Moving Van
    by Seth Stern
    Christian Science Monitor
  • Students, Nuns and Sailor-Mongers, Beware
    by Jonathan Turley
    Los Angeles Times
  • No Pause in Patriot Act Pounding
    by Robyn E. Blumner
    St. Petersburg Times
  • Lawyers' Play Is a History Lesson Touching on Today's Events
    by John Strauss
    Indianapolis Star
  • Letting Guard Down Would Allow Bush to Take Away Rights and Liberties for Good
    by Timothy Lynch
    Detroit News
  • Lawyers' Play is a History Lesson Touching on Today's Events
    by John Strauss
    Indianapolis Star
  • Letting Guard Down Would Allow Bush to Take Away Rights and Liberties for Good
    by Timothy Lynch
    Detroit News
  • Bush's Vanished Prisoner
    by Nat Hentoff
    Village Voice
  • White House Squanders Safeguards
    by Brigid O'Neil
    Detroit News
  • Shopping for an Execution
    by Geov Parrish
    WorkingforChange.com
  • Shock and Awe in the Moussaoui Case: Judge Brinkema Drops a Bomb
    by Elaine Cassel
    Babelogue
  • Privacy Becomes a Casualty
    by Bob Barr
    Detroit News
  • Driving Dangerously with the Patriot Act
    by Pat M. Holt
    Christian Science Monitor
  • Military Tribunals Challenge America's Legal Tradition
    Editorial
    Detroit News
  • Is the War on Terror Compromising Our Liberty? (A review of Bovard’s “Terror and Terrorism”)
    by Vincent J. Cannato
    Washington Post
  • U.S. Uses Terror Law to Pursue Crimes From Drugs to Swindling
    by Eric Lichtblau
    New York Times
  • Telemarketer Terrorists?
    Editorial
    Los Angeles Times
  • Ashcroft Is Unprintable, and Glad of It
    by Todd Gitlin and Jay Rosen
    Los Angeles Times
  • Bush's Tame U.S. Media May Yet Have Teeth
    by Eric Margolis
    Toronto Sun
  • Patriot Act, Part II
    Editorial
    New York Times
  • Patriot Act Heightens Assault on Civil Liberties
    Editorial
    Detroit News
  • Free State Balloting Project Continues
    by Kate McCann
    Washington Post
  • What If They Held an Election and No One Ran?
    by Michael Falcone
    New York Times
  • Protect Freedom's Safeguards
    by Nolan Finley
    Detroit News
  • Key Legal Shields Forfeited in War on Terrorism
    Editorial
    Detroit News
  • Eminent Remains: The Buried Legacy of the Original Ground Zero
    by Gary North
    LewRockwell.com
  • A PATRIOT Act's Assault on the Bill of Rights
    by Brigid O'Neil
    Independent.org
  • Americans Must Hold Tight to Freedom
    by Nolan Finley
    Detroit News
  • Citizens Need to Protect the Bill of Rights
    by Kary L. Moss
    Detroit News
  • Mexican Town Foregoes Law for Order
    by Kevin Sullivan
    Washington Post
  • Ashcroft on Tour, and Unplugged
    by Dante Chinni
    Christian Science Monitor
  • In Virginia City, a Lode of Comstock Lore
    by Susan James
    Los Angeles Times
  • Trust Us, We're the Government
    by Rep. Ron Paul
    U.S. House of Representatives
  • Ashcroft's Road Show
    Editorial
    Dayton News Journal
  • An Unpatriotic Act
    Editorial
    New York Times
  • A Tiny Town Shouts “Whoa!” to Patriot Act
    by Ron C. Judd
    Seattle Times
  • Ashcroft’s Lack of Credibility
    by Charley Reese
    King Features Syndicate
  • Jose Padilla: No Charges and No Trial, Just Jail
    by Robert A. Levy
    Cato Institute
  • Bush, Ashcroft Are Robbing Suspects of Civil Rights
    Editorial
    Advocate
  • Liberties Groups Slam Ashcroft's PATRIOT Act 'Roadshow'
    by Jeff Johnson
    CNSNews.com
  • Highly Watchable
    by Jacob Sullum
    Reason
  • Brother John's Traveling Patriot Salvation Show
    by Elaine Cassel
    Babelogue
  • Ideal vs. Practice
    Editorial
    Lebanon Daily News
  • America Fights for Freedom to Read
    by James Bovard
    Baltimore Sun
  • Curb FBI's Excessive Access
    by Anita Ramasastry
    Seattle Post-Intelligencer
  • Make Way for the Mall: A Principled Look at Eminent Domain
    by Amy Vroom
    Acton Institute
  • Bush's Tactics in Terror Case Called Illegal
    by Greg Sargent
    New York Observer
  • Strange Bedfellows: What the ACLU and NRA Have in Common
    by Matt Larson
    InTheseTimes.com
  • Who Will Rein in John Ashcroft?
    by Elaine Cassel
    Twin Cities Babelogue
  • Authority Deficit
    by Jacob Sullum
    Washington Times
  • You Call This Justice?
    by Elaine Cassel
    Babelogue.com
  • Who Made George W. Bush Our King?
    by Nat Hentoff
    Village Voice
  • Joe Padilla's Lawyers: Fighting for Principle
    by Elaine Cassel
    Babelogue
  • Cato Institute Amicus Brief in Padilla Habeas Corpus Appeal (pdf format)
    Cato Institute
  • Prosecuting Terror: No Choice But Guilty
    by Michael Powell
    Washington Post
  • Prosecuting Terror: Enemy Combatant Vanishes Into a "Legal Black Hole"
    by Paula Span
    Washington Post
  • Learning to Love Big Brother
    by Daniel Kurtzman
    San Francisco Chronicle
  • The Trial of Zacarias Moussaoui
    Editorial
    New York Times
  • Ashcroft's Folly
    by Dahlia Lithwick
    Slate
  • Homeland Security Sales Pitch
    by William Raspberry
    Washington Post
  • Dangerous Detentions
    Editorial
    Los Angeles Times
  • Civil Liberties Mustn't Be a Victim of War on Terror
    Editorial
    Atlanta Constitution-Journal
  • Careful: The FB-Eye May be Watching
    by Marc Schultz
    CreativeLoafing.com
  • "Enemy Combatants" Cast into a Constitutional Hell
    by Andrew P. Napolitano
    Los Angeles Times
  • Ashcroft's Secrecy
    Editorial
    St. Petersburg Times
  • Suspect Is Declared an Enemy Combatant
    by Josh Meyer
    Los Angeles Times
  • Indefensible Secrecy
    Editorial
    Washington Post
  • Patriot Act Is Dangerous
    by Ellen Taylor
    Los Angeles Times
  • Overreaching Justice
    Editorial
    Miami Herald
  • Liberty is Security
    by William Raspberry
    Washington Post
  • Ashcroft's America (con't)
    Editorial
    St. Petersburg Times
  • As a Dam Closes, Chinese Tally Gain and Loss
    by Erik Eckholm
    New York Times
  • "Fair" Trial Will Be a Travesty in Terror Cases
    by Marie Cocco
    Newsday.com
  • Spreading Mischief from DoJ to the Federal Bench
    by Elaine Cassel
    Counterpunch.org
  • Terror Suspect Stashed in S.C. "Black Hole"
    by Shannon McCaffrey
    South Carolina State
  • The Government Wants Your Rights
    Editorial
    Wilmington Star
  • Ashcroft's America
    Editorial
    St. Petersburg Times
  • Big Brother by Another Name
    Charles Levendosky
    Pioneer Press
  • T.I.A.
    by Mark Fiore
    MarkFiore.com
  • Philadelphia Council Condemns Patriot Act
    Reuters
  • 100th Civil Liberties Safe Zone
    by Nat Hentoff
    Village Voice
  • Your Rights: Use 'Em or Lose 'Em
    by Rachel Neumann
    Alternet.org
  • Court Gives Leeway to Interrogate
    David G. Savage
    Los Angeles Times
  • The Patriot Act has Outworn Its Welcome
    Editorial
    Honolulu Advertiser
  • Is America a Police State?
    by Rep. Ron Paul
    U.S. House of Representatives
  • Surveillance State
    by James Bovard
    The American Conservative
  • Your Bill of Rights Repealed
    by John David Rose
    Carolina Morning News
  • Bringing the War Home
    by Robert Dreyfuss (The Nation)
    Common Dreams News Center
  • Radical Spy Plan Nearly Sneaks in Under the Radar
    by Robyn E. Blumner
    St. Petersburg Times
  • Enemies of the State
    Editorial
    Los Angeles Times
  • Broad Domestic Role Asked for C.I.A. and the Pentagon
    by Eric Lichtblau and James Risen
    New York Times
  • Patriot Act II's Attack on Citizenship
    by Joanne Mariner
    Counterpunch.org
  • Librarians Writing Their Own Chapter on Guarding Rights
    Editorial
    The Mercury News
  • The Classical Definition of a Police State
    by Robyn Blumner
    Ft. Worth Star Telegram
  • A Day in Court for Maher Hawash
    Editorial
    The Oregonian
  • Brave New World GOP Seeks to Create Looks Nothing Like America
    by Levi Harris
    Indiana Statesman
  • The Bush Administration and the End of Civil Liberties
    by Elaine Cassel
    Counterpunch.org
  • Dangerous Deal Breaking
    by Editorial
    St. Petersburg Times
  • Ashcroft: “I’ve Got New Ideas for Homeland Security!”
    by Ben Sargent
    Ucomics.com
  • Protecting Civil Liberties is How a True Patriot Acts
    Editorial
    Atlanta Journal-Constitution
  • Stop Sending Cubans Back to Castro's Gulag
    by Ivan G. Osorio
    National Review
  • A Second Chance to Reclaim Civil Liberties
    Editorial
    Virginia Pilot
  • Local Officials Rise Up to Defy the Patriot Act
    by Evelyn Nieves
    Washington Post
  • Cuba Unmasks Spies Among Dissidents
    Associated Press
    ABC News
  • Denver to Halt "Spy Files" on Peaceful Organizers
    Reuters
  • Smuggling Away Liberty
    Editorial
    San Francisco Chronicle
  • New Patriot Act Creates Uproar, Brings Together Uncommon Allies
    by Michelle Mittelstadt
    Seattle Times
  • Guilty Until Proven Innocent
    by Declan McCullagh
    C/NetNews
  • War Victim Fears Repeat
    by Carlos Morales
    Chicago Tribune
  • Into a Black Hole: Hamdi, Enemy Combatants, and the Shredding of Constitutional Rights
    by Joanne Mariner
    CounterPunch.org
  • PATRIOT Act II: New Anti-Terrorism Bill Threatens Civil Liberties
    Editorial
    Pioneer Press
  • Conservative Backlash
    by Dean Schabner
    ABC News
  • Librarians Use Shredder to Show Opposition to New F.B.I. Powers
    by Dean E. Murphy
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