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CopBlocking at the First Church of Cannabis on July 1st

June 29, 2015June 29, 2015 Ademo Freeman 1292 Views Accountability, Ademo Freeman, cannabis, church', cop block, copblock, copblock.org, Corruption, Dishonesty, Double Standard, Drug war, Filming police, first church of cannabis, indianapolis police, Justice System, Law, marijuana, police, police accountability, Police State, religious freedom restoration act, rfra, rick hite, rights, Self-ownership, terry curry, war on drugs

This Wednesday, July 1st, 2015, I (and hopefully many other CopBlockers) will be attending the first ever church service at

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Charles Bukowski Explains the Law

June 10, 2015June 10, 2015 Alia Atreides 4495 Views Charles Bukowski, compulsory enforcement, compulsory laws, Joshua H, Law, poem, poetry, Satire

Charles Bukowski was arguably one of the greatest poets of the 20th Century. Unlike some of his more flowery contemporaries,

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National Blue Alert Act of 2015- What Does It Mean?

May 20, 2015May 20, 2015 Alia Atreides 1627 Views centralization, cop block, copblock, copblock.org, first amendment, free speech, Joshua H, Law, legislation, militarization, National Blue Alert Act, National Blue Alert Act of 2015, police hero, Police State, potential for abuse, Rafael Ramos, Rafael Ramos and Wenjian Liu National Blue Alert Act of 2015, tactics, unforeseen circumstances, Wenjian Liu

Named after the two New York cops who were murdered days before Christmas in 2014, the Rafael Ramos and Wenjian Liu

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Copwatching and Its Impact On Policing, Law, and Justice in the California Law Review

April 15, 2015April 15, 2015 Georgia Sand 1294 Views Accountability, black panthers, Brutality, California Law Review, cameras, Civil rights, Class, community policing, cop blocking, copwatching, Corruption, court, Deterrence, Deterring Police Abuse, Disrespect, double-standards, facebook, Filming police, first amendment, Foul Language, fourth amendment, Jerome Skolnick, Jocelyn Simonson, Law, lawsuits, Legal Analysis, Legal Meaning, Legal Scholars, Litigation, Neighborhood, New York University, New York University School of Law, Organizations, Race, social change, social justice, social media

Jocelyn Simonson, Assistant Professor of Lawyering at New York University School of Law, reached out to Cop Block contributors late

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Andrew Wood Runs Over & Kills Bicyclist – Given Pass As He Dons Badge

August 31, 2014September 4, 2014 CopBlock 1205 Views andrew wood, bicyclists, Law, legislation, los angeles district attorney's office, los angeles sheriff's outfit, milton olin jr., napster

This post was shared anonymously via CopBlock.org/Submit _________________ From Gawker.com: Former Napster COO Milton Olin Jr. was killed while biking

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Bill O’Reilly Attempts to Belittle the Positive Impact of Copblocking

July 22, 2014August 1, 2014 Pete Eyre 1089 Views a.g. brick house, anti-media.org, badges don't grant extra rights, bikers against discrimination, bill o'reilly, Carlos Miller, Coercion, consensual interactions, cop block, copblock.org, copblocking, dale brown, dallas, dallas cop block, evolve, faux news, film the police, fox news, ft. worth, incentives, jose vela, joseph tye, Justin King, know your rights, kxas, Law, legalese, lewisville cop block, mesquite cop block, nbc5, peace, photography is not a crime, police accountability, Police brutality, police safety, sky chadde, tarrant county peaceful streets, texas cop block, the o'reilly factor, threat management center, Transparency, video, white settlement cop block, wiretapping

On July 21st, 2014, Cop Block – the decentralized project – was mentioned on the O’Reilly Factor. It is interesting

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Police Work: It’s Not Even Close to Honest Work

March 20, 2014March 19, 2014 CopBlock 1626 Views fourth amendment, government, ideas have consequences, jim davis, Law, legislation, mafia, no victim no crime, police officer, search and seizure, Supreme Court, welcome leos

The text below comes from Jim Davies, who maintains a page called Quit Gov, where he states in no uncertain

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Can Federal Legislation Stop Unjust Arrests?

January 16, 2014January 17, 2014 CopBlock 652 Views 18 usc 241, 18 usc 242, 18 usc 245, conspiracy against rights, cop block, copblock.org, deprivation of rights under color of law, federally protected acivities, Law, legislation, statutes

The text below was emailed to Cop Block. It was compiled by bewaremouse but drawn from the insight and input

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The Myth of the Rule of Law by John Hasnas

December 25, 2013 Pete Eyre 8765 Views constitution, cop block, copblock.org, government, john hasnas, Law, legislation, liberty, monosizea, myth of the rule of law, order, orwell, police accountability, rule of law, socrates

“The Myth of the Rule of Law” was written by John Hasnas and originally published in 1995 in the Wisconsin

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Plessy Proves Legislation Is Not Law

November 25, 2013January 6, 2014 Pete Eyre 1204 Views constitution, cop block, garret ean, homer plessy, Law, legalese, Louisiana, lysander spooner, new orleans, Pete Eyre, plessy v ferguson, police accountability tour, the constitution of no authority, united state supreme court, video

When in New Orleans, the ninth stop of the Police Accountability Tour, Pete Eyre & Garret Ean sought to underscore

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Atlanta Police Not Too Talkative, Save for the Undercovers

November 18, 2013January 6, 2014 Pete Eyre 794 Views atlanta, atlanta police department, buckhead, cop block central florida, east atlanta, garret ean, Georgia, Law, legislation, little five points, marta, metro atlanta rapid transit authority, mike burns, patour2013, Pete Eyre, police accountability tour, tampa copwatch, undercover police, video

When in Atlanta, the 8th stop of the Police Accountability Tour, Pete & Garret, joined by Mike from Cop Block

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Speed Limit Showcases Ineffectiveness of “Law” [VIDEO]

April 14, 2013 Pete Eyre 757 Views a mediation on the speed limit cast and crew, brainpolice, cop block, copblock.org, georgia state university, john hasnas, Law, legislation, the myth of the rule of law

In 2006 a group of students at Georgia State University went on a leisurely drive – their vehicles traveling abreast