Tag Archives: due process

27 years ago, the United States government used accusations of illegal gun parts to raid a church, the resultant raid left 82 men, women, and children dead.

Every driver who was issued a red light camera ticket in New Miami, Ohio will be refunded after an appeals court ruled the fines to be unconstitutional.

Citizens have won a settlement against an Alabama town which put them in prison and made them work for being too poor to pay their civil traffic fines.

Nearly two weeks after the discovery of Chicago's due process violating 'black site,' dedicated activists refuse to let it get swept under the rug.

Activists in Chicago are demanding a thorough investigation into Homan Square, a local detention facility which is being compared to a CIA black site. Several dozen protested on Saturday after police denied the accusations. RT.com Organized by Anonymous, Occupy, and Black Lives Matter, as well as a number of other …

Carlsbad, New Mexico – Wilsan Baughman is a law-abiding citizen who on Dec. 16, 2014, was alarmed to find her home surrounded by heavily armed federal agents. According to Baughman, around 9:30 a.m. while home alone with her infant son, U.S. Marshal’s broke into her home with guns drawn, demanding …

We're not in Mayberry anymore folks. Leave it to a 50 year TV show about a good cop to blow the police state wide open.

According to a new study, with enough personal background information about someone’s past, an interviewer can quite easily manipulate that person into confessing to a crime that he or she did not commit – or which never even happened.

“In the past and at the request of the U.S. Marshalls, the investigative means utilized to locate the suspect have not been revealed so that we may continue to utilize this technology without the knowledge of the criminal element. In reports or depositions we simply refer to the assistance as …

“It is better that ten guilty persons escape than that one innocent suffer” as expressed by the English jurist William Blackstone in his seminal work, Commentaries on the Laws of England, published in the 1760s. Unfortunately the judicial system in this country now is exactly the opposite. Hell bent on keeping …