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In the wake of a tragedy, it's human nature to seek some form of justice or closure. The feeling is that someone should be held accountable for a senseless death, even when there's no one to blame directly. This tends to result in misguided lawsuits, like the multiple suits filed by (far too opportunistic) law…

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More case law on compelled passcode production and the Fifth Amendment has been generated by a New Jersey appeals court. Unfortunately, it doesn't do anything to strengthen Fifth Amendment protections against compelled production. And that's largely because this court can't. The state's Supreme Court handed down a ruling in August 2020 that limited the "foregone…

A couple of weeks ago, a police transparency activist caught something on video: a cop trying not to get caught on video. That isn't the interesting part. Lots of cops hate being recorded, even by their own cameras. This Santa Ana police officer was rolling through a neighborhood -- supposedly to investigate a stolen car…

An in-depth report on Israeli malware manufacturer NSO Group has (again) exposed the company's lies about its activities (and the activities of its customers). Here's what NSO said to Calcalist in July of last year as the steady drip of bad news became a cascade. According to [NSO founder and CEO Shalev] Hulio, “the average…

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