Victory: Federal Court Agrees — Prosecutors Can’t Keep Forensic Evidence Secret from Defendants
By Kit Walsh When the government tries to convict you of a crime, you have a right to challenge its evidence. This is a fundamental…
By Kit Walsh When the government tries to convict you of a crime, you have a right to challenge its evidence. This is a fundamental…
By Elias Marat California could soon decriminalize psychedelics statewide if one legislator’s new bill is passed, marking another step by the Golden State to do…
IARPA, funded by taxpayer money like its cousin DARPA, intends to continuously collect all data about everyone in real time in order to let AI…
By Matt Agorist In November, in a near-landslide, Oregon became the first state in history to decriminalize all drugs, including hard drugs like heroin, cocaine,…
By Matt Agorist Chicago, IL — Most people reading this article know what it is like to have the blue and red lights pop up…
By MassPrivateI Are Americans ready for a national United States Postal Service (USPS) biometric criminal background check program? What initially started out as an employee…
By Michael Maharrey Illinois expunged over 500,000 past marijuana convictions in 2020 despite federal prohibition. Illinois legalized marijuana by a legislative act in 2019 and…
By Tyler Durden In another instance where conspiracy theory becomes fact, a coronavirus tracing app in Singapore can now be used by the police to track…
By Matt Agorist Over the years, the Free Thought Project has run many headlines with the phrase “taxpayers held liable” included in it after cops…
By Nathan Sheard If there was any question about the gravity of problems with police use of face surveillance technology, 2020 wasted no time in…
By Matt Agorist After the death of George Floyd in May of this year, 2020 marked a historical movement in the fight for police accountability…
By Matt Agorist Pasco County, FL — In the ostensible land of the free, we are told that all people are presumed innocent until proven…
By Matt Agorist According to the most recent count of police killings, police in America have killed 1,039 people this year. Exactly 21 of these…
By Matt Agorist The Eighth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution reads as follows: Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel…