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Good News Friday // LA settlement // CISPA // NDAA // Phil Blizzard // Thundershirts // Ricin //
What a plethora of good news today! The paper deliverying women survived over a hundred rounds from the LA police and won millions in a settlement. The government is being stymied in its efforts to increase spying on American citizens. CISPA down. NDAA in Michigan down. Phil joins us to discuss how Thundershirts calm cats and dogs. Ricin letters were a personal issue. Supreme Court says you must have consent or a warrant to take a blood test.
Los Angeles settles with women fired on in manhunt
ACLU: CISPA Is Dead (For Now)
Senate committee limits government electronic surveillance
Michigan House Unanimously Passes NDAA Nullification Bill
Gov. signs drone control bill into law
Thundershirts
Former Candidate Reacts After Man He Allegedly Framed For Ricin Poisoning Is Released
Supreme Court Decides Missouri v. McNeely
Supreme Court decision - Missouri v. McNeely (pdf)
Missouri v. McNeely (wiki)
Free Admission at Every National Park This Week Until Sunday
US National Park Service

Elaine Whitfield Sharp // National Lawyers Guild //
Was keeping citizens of Boston in their homes a voluntary shelter in place or an unlawful detention? Katherine and Elaine explore the issues. Can they pull people out of their homes at gunpoint? Anyone who experienced this please call the National Lawyers Guild - Massachusetts Chapter.
National Lawyers Guild
National Lawyers Guild - Massachusetts Chapter
Massachusetts NLG Calls For Explanation of Warrantless Searches
Shocking Footage: Americans Ordered Out Of Homes At Gunpoint By SWAT teams
 
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