Poll Shows Most US Citizens Lack Choice Due to Two-Party System
Vast majority of Americans believe a third US political party is needed.
Tag: Constitution
Top Mass. Court: Cops Can’t Stop a Car Just Because It Smells Like Pot
Marijuana odor by itself does not justify a car search.
Mayor: Customer Justified in Shooting Bank Robber 3 Times
Robber fled, fell after being shot supposedly by customer.
Court: MA Police Can’t Pull Over Drivers After Smelling Pot
“Because of new laws, smell of unburnt marijuana no longer constitutes probable cause to believe that a criminal amount of the drug is present.”
How CPS Subverts Due Process
What one man is doing to stop the CPS.
Judge: Open Carry Not Allowed in Ann Arbor, MI Schools
Debate was sparked after a man openly carried gun and ammo into choir concert at high school.
EU Regulator Ripped for Ignoring NSA Spying
NSA surveillance issues remain in spotlight.
Superior Ct.: Fifth Amendment Doesn’t Bar Appearance of Doe Defendants
Unanimous three-judge panel quashed the defendants’ challenge.
Here’s How Politicians Stay in Power
Government abuses continue thanks to the illusion of consent.
Former CEO Knowingly Shipped Salmonella-Contaminated Peanut Butter, may Face Life in Prison
Investigators found ‘disgusting and unsanitary conditions.’
University of Pittsburgh Medical Centers Hid Mold Infections that Killed 3 People
Victims had ‘decreased immunity.’
Jeb Bush Campaign Manager Helped Big Pharma Beat Back Anti-Meth Lab Legislation
Usual suspects emerge behind Bush.
Family of Florida Boy Poisoned by Fumigation Chemicals Sues Terminix
As the child suffers a catastrophic brain injury.
GMO Farmers Sue to Block GM Crop Ban in Josephine County, Oregon
One day before it goes live…
The Teflon Toxin Goes to Court
“Kidney cancer occurs every day all across this great country of ours.”