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Live Free or Else: Enforcing Freedom In The “Live Free or Die” State

October 31, 2015November 1, 2015 Kelly W. Patterson 1940 Views abuse, Accountability, bill of rights, Civil rights, constitution, cop block, copblock.org, courts, crime, Dishonesty, Double Standard, first amendment, freedom, Freedom of speech, Harassment, Hypocrisy, Jehovah's Witnesses, Justice System, kelly patterson, Live Free or Die, logic, nevada cop block, New Hampshire, nh, no victim no crime, nvcopblock.org, police, Police State, religious freedom, rights, Supreme Court, wrongful convictions

While searching for images to use on the blog recently I came across a bit of ever-present Government logic. You

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Confirmed: IRS Using Stingray Cell-Site Simulators To Track You

October 27, 2015October 27, 2015 Asa J 1301 Views 11th Circuit Court of Appeals, ACLU, cell-site simulators, copblock, copblock.org, data interception technology, DEA, Dept. of Justice, Director Lois Lerner, expectation of privacy, FBI, fifth circuit court of appeals, fourth amendment, Freedom of Information Act, Freedom of Information Act requests, HailStorm, Harris Corporation, invoices, irs, IRS Using Stingray, libertarian, location data, location tracking, Nate Wessler, NSA, search warrants, Stingray, Supreme Court, tea party, The Guardian, Third Party Doctrine, U.S. Marshals, usa today, warrantless cellphone searches, warrantless cellphone tracking, warrantless search

A USA Today investigation published in late 2013 first revealed that police departments across the country were utilizing whats been

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TSA Agent Claims You Need Their Permission to Record Airport Screening Pat Down

October 7, 2015October 7, 2015 Kelly W. Patterson 1281 Views 1st amendment, 4th amendment, Accountability, airport, Airport screening, Civil rights, copblock, Copblock submissions, copblock.org, Corruption, Dishonesty, film the police, first amendment, fourth amendment, freedom, Harassment, kelly patterson, las vegas, LTSO Jackson, McCarran International Airport, Nevada, NV, police, Police State, rights, SCOTUS, security screening, Supreme Court, Tim Blanchard, Transportation Security Administration, TSA, TSA screening, TSA Supervisor, video

This video was submitted by Tim Blanchard, via the CopBlock.org Submission page. It shows an incident in which a TSA

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Police Can Now Take Your DNA for Mere ‘Suspicion’ of A Violent Crime

August 4, 2015August 4, 2015 Alia Atreides 1881 Views Authoritarianism, dakota county, Dakota County Sheriffs Office, DNA, existential risk, Fingerprinting, freedom, Joshua H, liberty, Minnesota, mugshots, rights, Supreme Court, Tim Leslie, totalitarianism

On Monday August 3rd, 2015, the Dakota County (Minnesota) Sheriff’s Office became the first in the nation to implement a

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Man Charged On Seven Counts For Handing Out Jury Nullification Flyers

August 4, 2015February 29, 2016 Asa J 1600 Views alcohol control laws, alcohol prohibition, All You Need To Know About Jury Nullification, common law, copblock, copblock.org, de facto power of nullification, Denver District Attorney's office, Eighteenth amendment, England, English Magna Carta, Fourth Circuit court, Fugitive Slave Act, Juror Info, Jury nullification, jury tampering, Lindsay-Flanigan Courthouse, Mark Iannicelli, New Hampshire, Second Circuit Court, Sixth Circuit Court, Supreme Court, Tyranny, United States, United States Court of Appeals

A man has been charged by the Denver District Attorney’s office with seven counts of “jury tampering” for handing out

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Jeffrey Weinhaus Petition to Supreme Court Given Conference Date

July 31, 2015July 31, 2015 Pete Eyre 1565 Views bulletinman, Censorship, Civil rights, cop block, copblock, copblock.org, Corruption, daniel hoven, Dishonesty, eastern district court, excessive force, Featured, franklin county, free bulletinman, gael d woods, henry folsom, James Comey, jay nixon, jeffrey weinhaus, journalist, Justice System, keith sutherland, michael maruschak, Missouri, missouri state highway patrol, patrick cunningham, Pete Eyre, police, police abuse, Police brutality, police corruption, police shooting, Police State, political prisoner, ronald replogle, scott mertens, SCOTUS, shawn satterfield, Supreme Court, united states supreme court, Update, ussc

When will political prisoner Jeffrey Weinhaus be vindicated? Shot twice in the chest and twice in the head on September

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Andrew Henderson Meets with Minn. Chief Over Previous Police Intimidation For Filming

July 16, 2015July 16, 2015 Kelly W. Patterson 2634 Views Accountability, Ademo Freeman, andrew henderson, andrew j henderson, bill of rights, Chief Tom Smith, Civil rights, constitution, cop block, copblock, copblock.org, courts, Dishonesty, Double Standard, double-standards, Downtown, Featured, film the police, Filming police, first amendment, Freedom of speech, Harassment, illegally detained, Investigation, kelly patterson, lies, Minnesota, minnesota copblock, MN, no victim no crime, Officer Alba-Reyes, Officer Armando Abla-Reyes, police, police abuse, police accountability, Police State, ramsey county sheriff's office, rights, Saint Paul, Saint Paul Police, St. Paul, st. paul police department, Supreme Court, the drewks, Transparency, Update, video, video taping, Youtube

Recently, Ademo posted about an interaction Andrew Henderson, a CopBlocker from the St. Paul area in Minnesota, had with a

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You Can’t Wear Muh Flag!

July 7, 2015July 7, 2015 CopBlock 705 Views cape, deface, desecration, federal law, flags, ignorance of the law, Intimidation, muh flag, police ignorance, red white and blue, stars and stripes, Supreme Court, unconstitutional, wearing a flag

The news has been busy keeping Americans distracted with stories about this flag or that flag recently. Here we have

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DUI Checkpoints: A Fine Line Between Asserting Your Rights And Non-Compliance

June 22, 2015June 21, 2015 CopBlock 1265 Views 4th amendment, Attorney Matthew Wallin, California, comply, defenses, Detainment, dui charges, DUI checkpoints, intoxication, know your rights, no searches, obstrucing justice, remain silent, Supreme Court, Wallin & Klarich

The following article is brought to us via the submit tab at CopBlock.org. Southern California DUI Attorney Matthew Wallin of

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Cops Knew About Infant Before Unloading On Mom In 2013 Capitol Killing

June 22, 2015February 28, 2016 Asa J 964 Views 2013 Capital killing, airbag injuries, attorney Eric Sanders, capitol police, Connecticut, Conspiracy theories, copblock, copblock.org, delusions, dental hygienist, justice department, Miriam Carey, police killing, post-postpartum depression, secret service, Secret Service Uniformed Division, single mother, Stamford, Stamford Connecticut, Supreme Court, u turn, U.S. Attorney's Office, U.S. Secret Service Operational Procedures guidelines, Vehicular Pursuits, Washington D.C., white house, World Net Daily, wrongful death lawsuit

As media propagandists and law enforcement sycophants defended police actions following the 2013 Capital killing of 34-year-old Miriam Carey, the

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The Fight Against Warrantless Cell-Phone Tracking

June 14, 2015June 14, 2015 Asa J 1907 Views ACLU, cellphone data, cellphone location information, copblock, copblock.org, DEA, Evidence control laws, expectation of privacy, fourth amendment, fusion centers, Gov. Bill Haslam, Gov. Gary R. Herbert, Gov. Terry McAuliffe, gps, House Bill 468, House Bill 4791, Information Sharing Environment, MetroPCS, New Hampshire, NSA, Off Now Coalition, Office of the Director of National Intelligence, Property rights, Rep. Garry Smith, Rep. Neal Kurk, Reuters, south carolina, Stasi, Stingray, Supreme Court, Surveillance, surveillance state, Tennessee, the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals, The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, Third Party Doctrine, Tower dumps, usa today, Utah, verizon, Virginia, warrantless data collection

There are many ways American’s cellphone location information is obtained by law enforcement agencies. On the federal level, the NSA

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St. Paul, MN Police Launch Investigation into if Sidewalks are Public or Private Property

May 29, 2015October 16, 2015 Kelly W. Patterson 2439 Views Accountability, andrew henderson, bill of rights, Civil rights, constitution, copblock.org, courts, Downtown, first amendment, Freedom of speech, Harassment, illegally detained, Investigation, kelly patterson, lies, Minnesota, MN, Officer Armando Abla-Reyes, police, St. Paul, st. paul police department, Supreme Court, Update, video taping

Recently, a post on CopBlock.org detailed how Andrew Henderson, a CopBlock member from St. Paul, Minnesota, was detained and harassed

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