The Future Is Now: Law Firm Hires First Artificially Intelligent Attorney
By Jake Anderson As if the world wasn’t anxious enough about automation and artificial intelligence fleecing jobs from the working class, now even lawyers might…
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Court Rules Police Can Legally Make Up Lies to Pull People Over to Fish for Criminal Behavior
By Matt Agorist The United States Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals recently ruled that police officers can lie to suspects in regards to a traffic stop…
Human Experimentation Rampant in the United States
By Janet Phelan In an article in the New Republic in December, 1998, former UNSCOM leader Scott Ritter decried Iraq’s chemical and biological weapons experiments…
GUARDIANSHIP: How Judges and Lawyers Steal Your Money
By Katherine Hine Book Review: GUARDIANSHIP: How Judges and Lawyers Steal Your Money M. Larsen, Ed., 2016; Pub: Janet Pipes; ISBN: 9780692586211. Price: $13.38. Available…
Ever Call the Police? Have a Misdemeanor? You Could be on the Terrorist Watchlist
By John Vibes According to recent reports, people who have been charged with petty crimes have been added to the US government’s “terror watchlist” without…
Man Sentenced to 2 Years of Probation, $1K Fine for Peaceful Facebook Post About Corrupt Cops
By William N. Grigg Police accountability activist Matthew Townsend no longer faces a prison term over a Facebook post — but the Ada County Prosecutor’s…
Activists Arrested, Being Held Prisoner for Bringing a Peace Offering to Wisconsin Drone Base
By John Vibes Camp Douglas, WI — Last week, peace activists Brian Terrell and Kathy Kelly were arrested as they attempted to deliver a load…
Downing A Drone To Protect Privacy Is Now Officially Labeled “Criminal Mischief”
By Joe Wright As hobby drones continue to proliferate across the United States and commercial applications rise, the rules about drone use remain murky, as…
Judge Convicted After He Admitted to Torturing Man in Court With 50,000 Volts to Shut Him Up
By John Vibes A man representing himself in a Maryland court was shocked with 50,000 volts of electricity by the judge because he continued to speak…
Did the US Supreme Court Compound the Breaking of the Law?
By Catherine J. Frompovich Remember when the U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS) ruled that the Patient Protection Affordable Care Act, aka ObamaCare, was ruled to be…
There’s Another Crime Happening in Flint, On Top of the Poisoning — The Victims Can’t Sue
By Matt Agorist “There’s real danger that the injury is going to be permanent and lifelong in them,” Dr. Philip Landrigan, Dean of Global Health…
Largest Settlement for a Dog Killing in US History Paid After Cop Murders Restrained Dog on Video
By Matt Agorist Commerce city taxpayers have just been hit with a $262,000 bill for a settlement in an incident where someone’s dog was needlessly…
New Book Exposes the Consequences of a Politicized Judiciary
By Janet Phelan Book Review: Bad Minds, High Places Try to talk to someone about how a court of law has engineered your financial ruin…
New Book Reveals Web of Corruption in Family Court
By Janet Phelan Book Review: The Worst Interests of the Child: The Trafficking of Children and Parents Through U.S. Family Courts I’ve been writing about…
