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LA's Hate Flier Proposal Aimed At Anti-Semitic Messaging Raises First Amendment Concerns - Vimarsana News

LA's Hate Flier Proposal Aimed At Anti-Semitic Messaging Raises First Amendment Concerns

Two members of the City Council want the city attorney to look at how littering laws can be used to outlaw antisemitic flyers on people's properties.

Source: laist.com
Atlanta police use Signal to discuss 'Cop City' amid outcry over transparency - Vimarsana News

Atlanta police use Signal to discuss 'Cop City' amid outcry over transparency

High-ranking members of police department using encrypted phone app to communicate about project amid public concern

Source: yahoo.com
Atlanta police use Signal to discuss 'Cop City' amid outcry over transparency | 'Cop City' - Vimarsana News

Atlanta police use Signal to discuss 'Cop City' amid outcry over transparency | 'Cop City'

High-ranking members of police department using encrypted phone app to communicate about project amid public concern

Sacramento County pays settlement to man allegedly kicked by deputies for not showing ID - Vimarsana News

Sacramento County pays settlement to man allegedly kicked by deputies for not showing ID

The man called the Sheriff’s Office for help getting through a storage unit gate.

Source: yahoo.com
Alameda County DA Pamela Price's office changes course after excluding some journalists from briefings - Vimarsana News

Alameda County DA Pamela Price's office changes course after excluding some journalists from briefings

(BCN) — The Alameda County District Attorney’s Office on Saturday reversed course after excluding some journalists from a media briefing this week. The action was roundly criticized by First Amendment advocates as being unconstitutional and inappropriate. The Berkeley Scanner founder Emilie Raguso was not allowed to enter a news conference held Wednesday by District Attorney […]

Source: yahoo.com