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Morning links: Technology stays a step ahead of government spying

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Radley Balko
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Radley Balko
Opinion columnist focusing on civil liberties, the drug war and the criminal justice system
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July 29, 2014 at 12:21 p.m. UTC
  • The next hurdle for legalization advocates: homeowners associations.
  • Federal officials are upset that technology is making it more difficult for them to spy on people.
  • New York’s Civilian Complaint Review Board finds that although chokeholds are prohibited at NYPD, discipline for violating the policy is rare. Meanwhile, there may have been another chokehold incident in Brooklyn, during a confrontation that began as a citation for illegal grilling.
  • A new study concludes that decriminalizing sex work would reduce the number of HIV infections.
  • Two boxes of Sudafed land a Florida woman in a legal nightmare.
  • Puppycide: An Illinois cop shoots, kills a German shepherd in front of a 6-year-old girl.

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