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US tried to gag British man who was tortured in Guantanamo Bay.

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British ISP's secret tracking of internet accounts.

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Computer Science Student Targeted for Criminal Investigation for Allegedly Sending Email

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Obama Administration Endorses Continued Spying on Americans.

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US Supreme Court says convicts have no constitutional right to DNA testing.

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British Court allows first juryless criminal trial

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Willful infringement of music copyright leads to $1.92 million penalty.

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Guantanamo Bay Detainees, Even if Acquitted, Might Not Go Free.

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Wisconsin court upholds GPS tracking by police.

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Ruling on NightJack author Richard Horton kills blogger anonymity in Britain.

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British High Court has refused to preserve the anonymity of an award-winning policeman who has blogged about the force and government ministers.

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Taser use to obtain DNA not unconstitutional according to Niagara County Court Judge Sara Sperrazza.

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Saudi Arabia beheads 5 men including 2 juveniles after grossly unfair trial proceedings.

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American Prosecutors Block Access to DNA Testing for Inmates

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U.S. holds journalist without charges in Iraq.

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Pirate Bay founders sent to jail for running website called The Pirate Bay.

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Up to 14 years in a US jail without ever being charged with a crime.

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Australian man fined for downloading Simpsons cartoon porn after a Supreme Court ruling that extended the legal definition of a person to include cartoon characters.

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US Supreme Court rules evidence is admissible based on faulty information in a police computer database.

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US Supreme Court says automobile passengers can be searched for no reason.

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What happened to free speach? Pennsylvania woman charged with obscenity for online stories about the torture of children.

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Entrapped: Five men convicted in Fort Dix plot

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U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit Rules Patriot Act's "National Security Letter" Gag Order Unconstitutional

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Two Federal Judges Invoked Secrecy To Block Access To Bush Torture Info.

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How spyware nearly sent a teacher to prison.

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