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How Companies Share Your Online Information with Law Enforcement

August 31, 2012June 25, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 668 Views Accountability, bbgeeks.com, call records, cell phone companies, cell phone data, Civil rights, cop block, Copblock submissions, copblock.org, Corruption, court order, Dishonesty, email services, facebook, fourth amendment, freedom, Google, Illegal search/entry, IP addresses, ISP, kelly patterson, laptop, law-enforcement data requests, mises institute, Mises.org, mpaa, patricia shuler, peter j. hill, photo album, piracy, police, Police State, Privacy, private, riaa, rights, rule of thumb, social networks, specific content emails, sprint, subpoena, Surveillance, telecommunications network, terry l. anderson, the not so wild wild west, third parties, throttling bandwith, warrants, wealth of information, wild west, wiretap, wiretaps

The following post was shared with the CopBlock Network anonymously, via the CopBlock.org Submissions Page. By Patricia Shuler You might

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Frustrated, Detroit Residents Compete with Police

February 8, 2012May 9, 2013 Pete Eyre 1944 Views Agorism, Bruce Benson, detroit, Featured, greg wamble, gustave de molinari, john bush, mises institute, murray rothbard, Pete Eyre, private security, strike the root, the production of security

Experiencing the failure of centralized planning on a massive scale (in this case for the area of police “protection”) Detroit

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“Justice Without the State” by Bruce Benson

November 18, 2010January 6, 2014 Pete Eyre 1078 Views Adam Mueller, Austrian economics, Books, Bruce Benson, Brutality, independent institute, Justice System, mises institute, Pete Eyre, Private police, strike the root, the enterprise of law, video

Last Friday when in Tallahassee I had the opportunity to sit-down with Bruce Benson, chair of the economics department at Florida State University and author of much literature studying the subjection of law creation and enforcement to market forces.