Tag: ACLU
DA Chesa Boudin’s Deadly ‘Criminals First’ Policies
“A drunk driver accused by police of killing two pedestrians in downtown San Francisco on New Year’s Eve, and in a stolen car, is a parolee who remained free despite being arrested several times in the city in recent months,”...
San Francisco DA Blames ‘System’ for Parolee’s Hit-and-Run Killing 2 Pedestrians
San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin, who was Hugo Chavez’s trusted propagandist, translator and advisor, just stepped in a hot steaming pile of controversy. A drunk driver accused by police of killing two pedestrians in downtown San Francisco on New...
Assemblyman Bonta Seeking to Bar California DAs From Reviewing Police Use of Force Cases
Late last week, California Assemblyman Rob Bonta (D-Oakland) announced plans to introduce legislation to require the state’s elected District Attorneys to recuse themselves from an investigation, and prosecution of law enforcement misconduct, if they have received campaign contributions from law...
Federal Judge Proposes Letting ACLU Determine Who is a Journalist
U.S. District Judge Michael Simon is proposing to allow the American Civil Liberties Union to vet and provide journalists’ credentials in the form of an ACLU-blue vest to reporters, in order to avoid assault or arrest by federal agents. This...
California Plans to Socialize Wholesale Internet Pricing via Net Neutrality
Net neutrality is a political cartel of internet renters that want to grab a big piece of the market from the landlord cable networks without having to pay for it, and sublet it to others for their economic and political gain....
Los Angeles Sued By ACLU Over Digital Tracking Electric Scooters
On Monday, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) sued Los Angeles over the use of tracking technology in rentable electric scooters and the subsequent collection and use of tracking data where riders travel. Tracking scooters in Los Angeles In Justin...