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Document | October 3, 2019

EFF amicus brief Martin v Rollins (1st Cir)
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Document | May 6, 2019

EFF Frasier v Evans Amicus Brief 10th Cir
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Deeplinks Blog by Sophia Cope, Adam Schwartz | May 7, 2019

EFF to Tenth Circuit: First Amendment Protects Right to Record Police
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The First Amendment protects the public’s right to use electronic devices to record on-duty police officers, EFF argued in an amicus brief filed in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit. The case, Frasier v. Evans, was brought by Levi Frasier against five Denver police officers for...
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Deeplinks Blog by David Greene, Karen Gullo | October 10, 2018

When Police Misuse Their Power to Control News Coverage, They Shouldn’t Be Allowed To Use Probable Cause As a Shield Against Claims of First Amendment Violations
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Journalists face increasingly hostile conditions covering public protests, presidential rallies, corruption, and police brutality in the course of work as watchdogs over government power. A case before the U.S. Supreme Court threatens press freedoms even further by potentially giving the government freer rein to arrest media people in retaliation...
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Deeplinks Blog by Camille Fischer, Adam Schwartz | September 25, 2018

Remove the Drone Shoot-Down and Biometric Surveillance Sections From the FAA Act
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Congress should not broadly authorize federal agencies to destroy and wiretap private drones, or give its implied endorsement to biometric screening of domestic travelers and U.S. citizens. Congress definitely should not sneak these invasive provisions into a last-minute, must-pass, thousand-page bill. Yet Congress is poised to do so. Please...
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EFF amicus brief Martin v Rollins (1st Cir)

EFF Frasier v Evans Amicus Brief 10th Cir

EFF to Tenth Circuit: First Amendment Protects Right to Record Police

When Police Misuse Their Power to Control News Coverage, They Shouldn’t Be Allowed To Use Probable Cause As a Shield Against Claims of First Amendment Violations

Remove the Drone Shoot-Down and Biometric Surveillance Sections From the FAA Act

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