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Google and Twitter Speak Up in Support of the First Amendment Rights of Their Users
Companies file briefs in support of scientists' right to anonymous speech.
Big Data Can Be Used To Violate Civil Rights Laws, and the FTC Agrees
A reminder that big data analytics can reinforce racial, gender, and other disparities.
Eight Problems With Police “Threat Scores”
Police software gathers social media and other information on people to rate their "threat level." What could go wrong?
Maryland Court Considering Key Question on Legality of Stingray Use
No judge has actually thrown out evidence obtained through secret, warrantless Stingray use. Until now.
Economic Stagnation and Political Turmoil Test Our Civil Liberties
History suggests we could be in for a period of political instability. That will stress-test our civil liberties.
Why 'Active Investigations' Don’t Justify Keeping Police Video Secret
The public’s interest in oversight of police use of force is overwhelming, and the counterarguments weak or inapplicable.
Congress Working in the Dark on Cybersecurity Bill
A mysterious legal document may drastically affect a controversial cybersecurity bill, but the government won't release it
FBI Documents Reveal New Information on Baltimore Surveillance Flights
The government was doing more than just monitoring the situation with regular cameras.