jackwilson (True Core Lover): conducted a sixteen-hour search. Police claim Madison and a co-defendant used computers and a radio scanner to track police movements and then passed on that information to protesters using cell phones and the social networking site Twitter. Madison is being charged with hindering apprehension 0r prosecution, *
06-03-10 - 02:20:39

jackwilson (True Core Lover): criminal use of a communication facility, and possession of instruments of crime. The FBI took miscellany such as refrigerator magnets, and a Curious George stuffed animal, despite that the warrant issued actually asked for evidence that indicated that potentially there were violations of federal rioting laws. *
06-03-10 - 02:20:51

jackwilson (True Core Lover): In light of the United States Department of State's recent public support of twitter use in the politics of Iran, Moldova, and Honduras it is asked whether the State Department supports free speech in the United States.[116][117][118] *
06-03-10 - 02:21:05

jackwilson (True Core Lover): When The Guardian newspaper was served in October 2009 with an unprecedented "super-injunction" banning it from reporting on a parliamentary matter, it published a cryptic article reporting what little it could. The paper claimed that this case appears "to call into question privileges guaranteeing free speech established under the 1688 Bill of Rights".[119][120] Alan Rusbridger, the paper's editor, credited Twitter users with taking the initiative to uncover the muck that the *
06-03-10 - 02:23:34

jackwilson (True Core Lover): the muck that the press was not allowed to print, namely that the injunction was taken out by the London solicitors Carter-Ruck on behalf of commodities trader Trafigura, who did not want public discussion of the 2006 Côte d'Ivoire toxic waste dump scandal and the resulting Minton Report (available on Wikileaks [121]) *
06-03-10 - 02:24:44