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Gabriel Malor

gabrielmalor

9th Cir. upholds the dismissal with prejudice of the indictments against Cliven Bundy, two of his sons, and sixteen others after prosecutors began disclosing Brady violations after trial began. https://cdn.ca9.uscourts.gov/datastore/opinion

Gabriel Malor

gabrielmalor

9th Cir. holds that Nevada Gov. Sisolak's pandemic order that imposes a 50-person cap on indoor worship services violates the First Amendment because it imposes greater restriction on religious activity

Alec Karakatsanis

equalityAlec

THREAD: A federal court just affirmed a *9 year* prison sentence for a blind man in Los Angeles for failing to inform authorities supervising him "within five working days" that

The Citizens

allthecitizens

Did you catch our thread on the expanding reach of US company Palantir into UK public institutions? £91m+ awarded to the controversial Silicon Valley data-analytics outfit across government. Let's take

Surya Mattu

suryamattu

We’ve spent the last ten months building #CitizenBrowser, a project that aims to peek inside the Black Box of social media algorithms, by building a nationwide panel to share data

Eric Rassbach

ericrassbach

The Supreme Court may soon decide whether California’s COVID-related ban on indoor worship—the only one in the nation—can be squared with the Free Exercise Clause. Here’s a thread on what

Phil Booth

EinsteinsAttic

Apropos of @thesundaytimes article, a few thoughts: firstly, as I tweeted 2 days ago & in stark contrast to the #transparency around other tech/data intitiatives - *cough* @NHSEngland #DataStore

Stefan Simanowitz

StefSimanowitz

"The govt assured us that the #COVID datastore would be unwound at the end of the pandemic & the data destroyed. They also said any extension would go out to

Mary Fitzgerald

maryftz

BREAKING: Facing a threatened lawsuit from @openDemocracy & @Foxglovelegal, the UK govt secretly signed a massive a 2-year, £23m NHS data deal with controversial tech firm Palantir (1)https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/ournhs/controversi

IfG events

ifgevents

15th #IfGDataBites starting now: https://www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk/events/data-bites-15-getting-things-done-data-government- @LDN_CDO & @EddieACopeland on data sharing in London- @foodgov on user focused tools- @LeoDensian @High

Stefan Simanowitz

StefSimanowitz

Ten weeks ago, Sage warned No.10 about mutant #COVID19 straiThree weeks ago, @YvetteCooperMP asked @BorisJohnson what the UK was doing to stop the #SouthAfricanVariant The PM didn’t have an answerWe

CBLDF

CBLDF

1/ Today: a more extensive look @ Seuss Enterprises v ComicMix ruling. Main topics are fair use & copyright, trademark & free speech, and what happens next, with some other

Stefan Simanowitz

StefSimanowitz

A company owned & controlled by Dominic Cummings paid £250,000 to Faculty, the AI firm that worked on Vote Leave, in 2018/2019.Faculty also got the NHS #COVID contract alongside Palantir

Stefan Simanowitz

StefSimanowitz

#BREAKING: Amnesty raise concerns over #Palantir’s human rights record in advance of the direct listing of #PalantirTechnologies, on the New York Stock Exchange tmw.READ REPORT: Failing to Do Right: The

Shefaly Yogendra, PhD

shefaly

While we are gripped by #coronavirus concerns, we need to watch the state of our democracies and freedoms. Exhibit 1: Israelhttps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-51930681 While we are gripped by #coronavirus concerns, we need

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