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Slideshow: Trayvon Martin marchnew

An estimated 2,500 protesters gathered in downtown Indy to protest the the slaying of Florida teenager Trayvon Martin.
NUVO  |  Brandon Knapp  |  03-31-2012  |  Civil Liberties

Eyes on Downtownnew

Colorado Springs City Council says yes to surveillance cameras for city.
Colorado Springs Independent  |  J. Adrian Stanley  |  03-30-2012  |  Civil Liberties

Search for eugenics victims continuesnew

As many as 1,500 victims may still be alive, although some may no longer reside in North Carolina.
INDY Week  |  Lisa Sorg  |  03-27-2012  |  Civil Liberties

PA is Ground Zero for the Abortion Clashnew

As the GOP clown car gets ready to sputter eastward for the Pennsylvania primary amid an onslaught of attacks on women’s reproductive rights, it’s a good time to remember that our state has always been, and seemingly always will be, the nerve center of the national abortion debate.
Philadelphia Weekly  |  Tara Murtha  |  03-14-2012  |  Civil Liberties

Search & Destroynew

The SOPA bill may be dry-docked, but the battle over online piracy rages.
Nashville Scene  |  Jonathan Meador  |  03-12-2012  |  Civil Liberties

Anti-Abortion Group Takes Its Terror Tactics To the Webnew

Last week, Operation Rescue debuted AbortionDocs.org, "the largest collection of documents on America's abortion cartel." Is it legal?
Philadelphia Weekly  |  Tara Murtha  |  01-25-2012  |  Civil Liberties

Citizens Against Citizens Unitednew

Protestors hit the streets across the nation last Friday to mark the second anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court's Citizens United ruling.
NUVO  |  NUVO Editors  |  01-24-2012  |  Civil Liberties

I Spent Christmas in the Clinknew

Deck the halls with a little rosé, a zealous cop and some new friends in the holding tank.
San Diego CityBeat  |  Enrique Limon  |  01-06-2012  |  Civil Liberties

Not in Our Downtownnew

Colorado Springs leaders will look at limiting free speech through special zones.
Colorado Springs Independent  |  J. Adrian Stanley  |  12-30-2011  |  Civil Liberties

Judges Grill Arpaio's Lawyer on Alleged First Amendment Violationsnew

An 11-member panel of judges from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit had some tough questions today for Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio's lawyer about why "America's Toughest Sheriff" should be exempt from a lawsuit claiming he violated an Arizona newspaper's First Amendment rights.
SF Weekly  |  Peter Jamison  |  12-22-2011  |  Civil Liberties

The Right to Writenew

High school journalists have greater First Amendment rights than they might think.
Las Vegas CityLife  |  Kristy Totten  |  12-07-2011  |  Civil Liberties

For Someone Living — and Dying — with a Terminal Illness, Options for a Dignified Death are Scant and Pitilessnew

When my beloved 17-year-old Persian cat was in pain, suffering from multiple diseases, I gave him the ultimate gift of love. I had him put to sleep, euthanized or, I suppose — semantics be damned — you could say I asked the vet to kill him, and she did.
San Antonio Current  |  Anne M. Johnson  |  11-17-2011  |  Civil Liberties

The Bitter Endnew

For someone living — and dying — with a terminal illness, options for a merciful, dignified death are scant and pitiless.
Folio Weekly  |  Anne M. Johnson  |  11-14-2011  |  Civil Liberties

Former CIA Agent Claims the Military Poisoned His Familynew

The ugly side effects surfaced soon after Kevin Shipp transferred in 1999 from CIA headquarters in Langley, Va., to Camp Stanley, the sprawling U.S. Army weapons depot just north of San Antonio. His now ex-wife, Lorena Shipp, suddenly began to suffer near-constant migraines.
San Antonio Current  |  Michael Barajas  |  10-17-2011  |  Civil Liberties

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