Category Archives: Amicus Brief

Posted on May 3, 2016 by Jim Babka(Comments: 0)

Cops cheat, destroy man. Will courts victimize him further?

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Your chance to expand Fourth Amendment protections

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Tagged amicus brief, fabricated testimony, false arrest, Fourth Amendment, Grand Jury, Manuel v. Joliet, seizure, statute of limitations, Supreme Court, unlawful search
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Posted on April 13, 2016 by Jim Babka(Comments: 1)

Should your 2nd Amendment rights be uniformly protected across the nation?

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Three unique arguments we want to make to the 4th Circuit Appeals.

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Tagged Downsize DC Foundation, Full Faith & Credit clause, Gun Owners of America, Hamilton v Pallozzi, James Hamilton, Jim Babka, Perry Willis, Second Amendment, uniform gun laws, US Court of Appeals Fourth Circuit
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Posted on March 9, 2016 by Jim Babka(Comments: 0)

The NSA captures and collects ALL of YOUR Internet activity

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They’re looking for “task selectors.” Are they finding suspicious activity in your account?

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Posted on February 29, 2016 by Jim Babka(Comments: 1)

Read the amicus brief filed in the Birchfield “blood test” case

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In ND and MN, your driver’s license might cost you …

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Tagged antoine jones, Downsize DC, Florida v. Jardines, Jim Babka, Perry Willis, U.S. v. Jones, zero aggression
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Posted on February 22, 2016 by Jim Babka(Comments: 0)

AMICUS BRIEF: Should the NSA be immune to ANY legal challenge?

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District courts adopt circular logic; you can expose it

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Tagged ACLU, amicus, discovery, jewel v. nsa, jewel vs national security agency, Jim Babka, Perry Willis, wikimedia
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Posted on February 9, 2016 by Jim Babka(Comments: 1)

Amicus Brief: A politician attempts to scare donors away from charities

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We didn’t even have time to tell you we were filing this brief.

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Tagged Americans for Prosperity, amicus, amicus brief, chilling effect, Free Speech, Kamala Harris, political anonymity
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Posted on February 2, 2016 by Jim Babka(Comments: 1)

How YOU defended property rights

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Now you can read the brief in U.S. v Graham

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Posted in Amicus Brief, Civil Liberties
Tagged amicus, cell phone tracking, Downsize DC, Fourth Amendment, property rights, property v privacy, U.S. v. Graham, U.S. v. Jones
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Posted on January 26, 2016 by Jim Babka(Comments: 0)

How to stop cops from drawing your blood without a warrant

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A brief from you to the Supreme Court could do the trick

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Posted in Amicus Brief, Civil Liberties
Tagged amicus brief, Birchfield v. North Dakota, blood alcohol, Downsize DC, Fourth Amendment, Justice Brennan, property rights, property vs privacy, U.S. Supreme Court, U.S. v. Graham, U.S. v. Jones
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Posted on January 19, 2016 by Jim Babka(Comments: 1)

URGENT: Opportunity to defeat warrantless tracking of your every movement

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Extending the 4th Amendment victory in Jones

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Posted in Amicus Brief, Civil Liberties
Tagged amicus brief, Florida v. Jardines, Fourth Amendment, Fourth District Court of Appeals, privacy expectation, property rights, Riley v. California, Supreme Court, U.S. v. Graham, U.S. v. Jones, U.S. v. Wurie
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Category Archives: Amicus Brief

Cops cheat, destroy man. Will courts victimize him further?

Should your 2nd Amendment rights be uniformly protected across the nation?

The NSA captures and collects ALL of YOUR Internet activity

Read the amicus brief filed in the Birchfield “blood test” case

AMICUS BRIEF: Should the NSA be immune to ANY legal challenge?

Amicus Brief: A politician attempts to scare donors away from charities

How YOU defended property rights

How to stop cops from drawing your blood without a warrant

URGENT: Opportunity to defeat warrantless tracking of your every movement

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