British Journalist Jailed Without Trial for Covering Child Sex Trafficking Trial
"The judge admitted that whether one is allowed to film certain court procedures comes down to where a comma is placed in the law."
Suspicionless Border Searches And Arrests Rebuked by Courts, For Now
"Of course, the policing agencies might just ignore the ruling, and keep violating rights at checkpoints and searching electronics at the border."
Pentagon Plans To Identify All Smartphone Users By Gait, Wrist Tension
"The Defense Department is funding a project that officials say could revolutionize the way companies, federal agencies and the military itself verify that people are who they say they are and it could be available in most commercial smartphones within two years."
The criminal-justice system is bad at correcting, or learning from, its mistakes
"All of that [exculpatory] evidence was withheld by the same prosecutor who is now being hired to handle death penalty cases all over Louisiana."
Customs Can Search Your Phone Illegally, Then Kick You Out of the USA
"They didn’t find a crime, but they did find a picture of Charles with marijuana from over a year prior. Based on that picture, his visa was revoked."
Wichita officer who fired fatal shot in Dec. ‘swatting’ never saw a gun
"He never thought the 911 call could have been fake, he said."
John Stossel: Junk Science Locks Up Innocent People
"We all went to law school because we don't know science, we don't know math. And if somebody comes in in a white lab coat...that's good enough for government work."
Amazon urged not to sell facial recognition tool to police
"Last fall Amazon added capabilities that allow it to identify people in videos and follow their movements almost instantly."
New Orleans jail secretly records inmates’ calls to lawyers
"The problem for attorneys and clients is not just that prosecutors may try to admit elements of calls into evidence. It is also all the things prosecutors might learn and use to their benefit."
UK Police’s Facial Recognition Systems Are Wrong Up To 98% Of The Time
"A staggering 95% of the facial recognition system’s 'matches' were actually wrongly identifying innocent people."
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