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Posts about presumption of innocence written by Tim Cushing

There are several things prosecutors can't do when handling criminal trials. They still do them, of course. They suborn perjury. They deny defendants access to exculpatory evidence. They present junk science as actual science. And, every so often, they ignore the presumption of evidence that's supposed to be the foundation of the American justice system.…

Posts about devonte starks written by Tim Cushing

8 posts published by Tim Cushing, Dark Helmet, Mike Masnick, Gretchen Heckmann, and Karl Bode on June 2, 2022

Posts about traffic stops written by Tim Cushing and Techdirt

Posts about ownership written by Karl Bode, Mike Masnick, eric.peterson, Dark Helmet, and Tim Cushing

Clearview may as well exit Europe entirely. Things are not going to get better for it. Online privacy laws are far more restrictive on the other side of the pond and Clearview's business model will always be in violation of those laws. European laws require companies to obtain some sort of consent from the people…

Posts about data collection written by Tim Cushing, Karl Bode, Mike Masnick, and Glyn Moody

An interesting case involving the First Amendment right to record is working its way through the federal court system. It involves a man who recorded his interactions with public school officials, posted that video to Facebook (along with his commentary), and was subsequently threatened with prosecution under Massachusetts' oft-abused wiretap law. The plaintiff, Inge Berge,…

Posts about honorlock written by Tim Cushing