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Florida Supreme Court Overturns Death Sentence on DNA Evidence
June 30, 2014
Privacy Advocates Say FBI Facial Recognition System Could Threaten Civil Liberties
June 27, 2014
TCP Asks Supreme Court for Procedural Relief in Case of Attorney Abandonment
June 27, 2014
House Moves to Close Warrantless “Backdoor Searches” Under FISA
June 20, 2014
War Powers Experts Say Offensive Action in Iraq Needs Congressional Backing
June 20, 2014
Majority of U.S. House Supports Email Privacy Reform
June 18, 2014
Cell Tower Tracking Requires a Warrant, Federal Court Finds
June 12, 2014
Groups Call for Open Process on Surveillance Bill in the Senate
June 5, 2014
House Refuses to Take Steps Toward Closing Guantanamo, NDAA Now Moves to Senate
May 23, 2014
House Passes New Version of USA FREEDOM Act
May 22, 2014
Meaningful Surveillance Reform Requires Creation of Special Advocate, TCP Experts Say
May 21, 2014
House Committees Pass Watered-Down USA Freedom Act
May 9, 2014
House Committee Blocks Effort to Allow Transfer of Gitmo Detainees
May 8, 2014
Clearinghouse Brief Backs Federal Court Brady Decision
April 18, 2014
Felony Murder Shouldn’t Trigger Death Penalty, TCP Brief Argues
April 17, 2014
Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board Urged to Help Curtail NSA’s Section 702 Spying on U.S. Persons
April 15, 2014
Defense Department Needs to Change Policy on Guantanamo Hunger Strikes, Groups Say
April 11, 2014
TCP Applauds Decision to Reduce Sentencing Guidelines for Low-Level Drug Crimes
April 11, 2014
Groups Back “Systemic Reform” of Government’s Bulk Data Collection
April 1, 2014
TCP Experts Question Proposed Changes in War Powers
March 20, 2014
TCP and the National Constitution Center Host FISA Reform Panel
March 19, 2014
Former Judges and Prosecutors Back Reduced Sentences for Low-Level Drug Crimes
March 18, 2014
Padilla v. Kentucky: Gideon for Foreign Nationals
March 6, 2014
Groups Ask Intelligence Committee to Release Report on CIA Interrogations
February 25, 2014
Hinton Decision ‘Important Victory’ for Right to Counsel
February 24, 2014
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