Ashcroft responds to jet questions

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Jack Emmert Responds to Your Questions

Jack Emmert Responds to Your Questions 12/19/2004 03:13 PM

TransAct Technologies Responds to
Questions Related to Its Patent
Allowance Covering Technologies in Its
Epic

TransAct Technologies Responds to
Questions Related to Its Patent
Allowance Covering Technologies in Its
Epic 04/07/2005 07:33 AM
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Google’s Library Project: Questions,
Questions, Questions

Google’s Library Project: Questions,
Questions, Questions 01/03/2005 07:10 PM

Golan v. Ashcroft submission site (Golan
v. Ashcroft)

Golan v. Ashcroft submission site (Golan
v. Ashcroft) 05/23/2004 12:25 AM
tell the lawyers fighting the law

notabug.com/golan
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No PDB for Ashcroft until 9/11

No PDB for Ashcroft until 9/11 04/13/2004 06:24 PM

Gilmore v. Ashcroft

Gilmore v. Ashcroft 09/15/2004 09:25 AM
John Gilmore's battle to force the government to explain the basis upon which it demands that airlines verify an ID before permitting someone on a plane got a small victory last week. The government had asked to file its brief, defending a rule that is itself secret, in secret. The 9th Circuit said no.

Ashcroft didn't want to hear it

Ashcroft didn't want to hear it 04/13/2004 03:40 PM

The conscience of Ashcroft

The conscience of Ashcroft 01/23/2004 02:21 PM
In a speech to the World Economic Forum, according to the AP, "Attorney General John D. Ashcroft yesterday urged nations...to fight corruption, which is costing the world economy more than $2 trillion every year." "Follow our moral lead," Ashcroft said. "Surely in your own country you have a highly visible woman who is resented for her success. I urge you to go after her with the full power of the law. And God bless America."...

Ashcroft grilling to come

Ashcroft grilling to come 04/13/2004 03:40 PM

Gonzales More Low-Key Than Ashcroft (AP)

Gonzales More Low-Key Than Ashcroft (AP) 04/16/2005 03:03 PM
AP - It has taken barely two months for the differences between Attorney General Alberto Gonzales and his predecessor, John Ashcroft, to come into clear view.

Ashcroft to face 9/11 commission

Ashcroft to face 9/11 commission 04/13/2004 08:39 AM
The commission probing the 11 September attacks is to question under-fire Attorney General John Ashcroft.

Eldred v. Ashcroft: First Round

Eldred v. Ashcroft: First Round 10/10/2002 09:55 AM
The United States Supreme Court has heard arguments in the case of Eldred v. Ashcroft today. The case challenges retroactive copyright extension. Links to online coverage (note that regular members of the public are not allowed to take notes for some reason, so most of the summaries in blogs etc. are from memory): Lawmeme: good arguments by Lessig, but it will be hard to sway a majority Another summary at Lawmeme by "Brian" Text summary by Kwin Kramer Weblog summary of the hearing by Jay Tamboli Photos by Declan McCullagh UPI court coverage ("a majority of the justices appeared to be leaning towards the government's view") Slashdot story with the usual amount of noise, possibly useful for link hunting Eldred news from Google Commentators agree that the economic (extending copyright another time helps only a small elite) argument was much better received than the First Amendment argument (retroactive extension harms speech as once free works can no longer be distributed). That might mean that the justices will acknowledge that Congress has erred, but will not rule in Eldred's favor for lack of a constitutional argument that convinces them. The court's ruling is expected in a few months, transcripts should be available in 2-6 weeks. We'll keep you posted. (Note to editors: feel free to add any other links you find.) Update [2002-10-10 0:26:35 by look]: Here is some more coverage that I think you'll enjoy: Larry Lessig posted an inspiring entry on his weblog last night before the arguments: Keeping Focus. We need to remember that win or lose in the Supreme Court, the battle is far from over. We must fight on three fronts: government (laws), technology (p2p), and creating a viable alternative (Creative Commons, open source/free software, and the gift economy). Donna Wentworth at Copyfight is also keeping track of news stories and personal accounts of the hearing, including some sent to her directly and not logged elsewhere. See The Showdown Part II and The Showdown Part III. On a tangent, but related, Salon covers the Internet Bookmobile as it dispensed public domain books on its way to the Supreme Court hearing. We will be updating this list of coverage as it comes in. If you know of something worthwhile, please post it below.

Censor Us, John Ashcroft

Censor Us, John Ashcroft 04/30/2004 10:44 AM
This video places John Ashcroft on the receiving end of abuse from statuesque women, but frankly I'm more disturbed by how much Ashcroft sounds like puppets from the nightmarish children's program Gigglesnort Hotel. (04-30)

Ashcroft Hospitalized With Pancreatitis
(AP)

Ashcroft Hospitalized With Pancreatitis
(AP) 03/06/2004 02:06 AM
AP - Attorney General John Ashcroft was in a hospital intensive care unit Friday after suffering a severe case of gallstone pancreatitis, a serious and painful abdominal illness.

NPR publishes Ashcroft memo

NPR publishes Ashcroft memo 06/10/2004 05:44 PM
You know that memo that Ashcroft refuses to release, without invoking executive privilege or any other legal justification? (As Jon Stewart said in commenting on this, "Dude, you have to invoke something!") NPR has published it as a 2.7MB PDF file....

Freeh, Reno, Ashcroft testify

Freeh, Reno, Ashcroft testify 04/13/2004 10:09 AM

Ashcroft selectively prosecuting
Greenpeace?

Ashcroft selectively prosecuting
Greenpeace? 11/05/2003 12:09 PM
Greenpeace, has been charged with crimes by the Federal Government. Some Greenpeace members boarded a vessel that was carrying an illegal shipment of mahogany from the Brazilian rain forest to Miami. They hung a banner that read, "President Bush, Stop Illegal Logging." Is Ashcroft abusing his authority as attorney general? Would the current administration retaliate against someone that has publicly spoken out against them in the past? (No, this isn't a story on leaking the names of undercover CIA agents who happened to be married to administration critics.) Read on for details.

Ashcroft: U.S. 'blinded itself' to
enemies

Ashcroft: U.S. 'blinded itself' to
enemies 04/13/2004 04:52 PM

Ashcroft announces intelligence sharing

Ashcroft announces intelligence sharing 05/14/2004 01:47 PM

Suit over Ashcroft "reclassifying" info

Suit over Ashcroft "reclassifying" info 06/23/2004 03:49 PM

Ashcroft, Former Top FBI Officials Face
9/11 Panel

Ashcroft, Former Top FBI Officials Face
9/11 Panel 04/13/2004 12:37 AM
Reuters via Wired News Apr 13 2004 4:51AM GMT

Ashcroft Recuses Himself From Leak
Investigation

Ashcroft Recuses Himself From Leak
Investigation 12/30/2003 05:11 PM
more from the Washington Post

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Lawmakers Ask Ashcroft Why Suspect Freed
(AP)

Lawmakers Ask Ashcroft Why Suspect Freed
(AP) 06/29/2004 08:31 PM
AP - Key lawmakers, including a Republican committee chairmen, are asking the Justice Department to explain why it released a terror suspect to Syria when several prosecutors and FBI agents had collected evidence for possible criminal charges against the man.

Ashcroft Says Bush Rejects Use of
Torture (AP)

Ashcroft Says Bush Rejects Use of
Torture (AP) 06/08/2004 12:09 PM
AP - Attorney General John Ashcroft said Tuesday he was not aware of any order by President Bush that would violate U.S. laws or treaties banning torture of military prisoners captured in Iraq or elsewhere in the war on terrorism.

Ashcroft and FBI not doing enough to
fight domestic terrorism.

Ashcroft and FBI not doing enough to
fight domestic terrorism. 12/15/2003 08:12 AM
Ashcroft and FBI not doing enough to fight domestic terrorism. More information on the Krar posion gas plot at thememoryh ole.org.

Ashcroft says Bush rejects use of
torture

Ashcroft says Bush rejects use of
torture 06/08/2004 12:36 PM

tough week for ashcroft the crook

tough week for ashcroft the crook 12/17/2003 01:14 PM
ascroft guilty
despite the puny fine, ashcroft found guilty of campaign finance violations. and violating a court ordered gag order. does bush need another excuse to show this nut the door once and for all?

Intel failures Clinton's fault -
Ashcroft

Intel failures Clinton's fault -
Ashcroft 04/13/2004 10:17 PM
The Mercury Apr 14 2004 2:45AM GMT

Newsday.com - Prosecutor Sues Bosses,
Ashcroft

Newsday.com - Prosecutor Sues Bosses,
Ashcroft 02/19/2004 01:33 AM
Prosecutor Sues Bosses, Ashcroft .. Newsday .. HAR

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Ashcroft rejected counterterrorism funds
on Sept. 10

Ashcroft rejected counterterrorism funds
on Sept. 10 04/13/2004 12:38 PM
Ashcroft rejected counterterrorism funds on Sept. 10
"Yet the commission staff statement quotes a former FBI counterterrorism chief, Dale Watson, as saying he ``almost fell out of his chair'' when he saw a May 10 budget memo from Ashcroft listing seven priorities, including illegal drugs and gun violence, but not terrorism.

Additionally, on Sept. 10, Ashcroft rejected an appeal from Pickard for additional funding, the commission said."

John Gilmore vs. Ashcroft begins today

John Gilmore vs. Ashcroft begins today 08/16/2004 02:15 PM
Bill sez: "On the 16th of August 2004, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals begins work on the Gilmore vs. Ashcroft case. At stake is nothing less than the right of Americans to travel freely in their own country -- and the exposure of 'secret law' for what it is: an abomination.

"The man who is fighting the good fight is named John Gilmore. John made his fortune as a programmer and entrepreneur in the software industry. Whereas most people in his position would have moved to a tropical island and lived a life of luxury, John chose to use his wealth to protect and defend the US Constitution.

"On the 4th of July 2002, John Gilmore, American citizen, decided to take a trip from one part of the United States of America to another. At the airport, he was told he had to produce his ID if he wanted to travel. He asked to see the law demanding he show his 'papers' and was told after a time that the law was secret and no, he wouldn't be allowed to read it.

"He hasn't flown in his own country since."

Another program which depends on showing ID is the Watch List and No-Fly List.  Airlines are issued these lists by the federal government and are required to request ID from their passengers in order to check them against the lists.  This has resulted in countless citizens with names similar to bad people being harrassed, arrested, or prevented from travelling by air—including every person named 'David Nelson'.

Link

Ashcroft killed facts on kill order

Ashcroft killed facts on kill order 04/14/2004 03:58 PM

Ashcroft wins Internet wiretap system

Ashcroft wins Internet wiretap system 08/05/2004 09:38 PM

Gilmore v. Ashcroft "Papers Please" case
update

Gilmore v. Ashcroft "Papers Please" case
update 09/07/2004 11:47 PM
Xeni Jardin: Bill Scannell says,

Lawyers for John Gilmore filed their opposition to a Department of Justice attempt to file a secret brief in a case that involves secret law. The case, Gilmore vs. Ashcroft, is now before the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals. DOJ filed a motion last Friday asking the Court's permission to file their arguments in secret, allowing only the judges to read their full brief.

DOJ is trying to distract the Court and the public from the real issue in the case, which is whether or not American citizens can travel in their own country without official government paperwork. Their method of distraction: secret law.

In a sharply-worded objection to the government's motion, Gilmore's lawyers stated that the government's "extreme cry for secrecy, preventing even plaintiff's counsel from being privy to their legal arguments because plaintiff's counsel does not meet defendants self defined 'covered persons who have a need to know' criteria, is disturbing and illustrates the dangers of secret law."

DOJ motion and Mr. Gilmore's opposition: Link. Previous BoingBoing posts on this story include: Reason Magazine on Gilmore v. Ashcroft; and Gilmore v. Ashcroft begins today

(Gilmore vs. Ashcroft) 9th Circuit to
DOJ: No Secret Justice

(Gilmore vs. Ashcroft) 9th Circuit to
DOJ: No Secret Justice 09/13/2004 08:10 PM
Mark Frauenfelder: Score one for John Gilmore, who is suing the Justice Department because it has secret laws requiring people to show ID when flying on a commercial domestic plane. Ashcroft tried to file a secret brief to keep the secret law a secret, but the court said no secrets allowed.

Bill sez: "The 9th Circuit US Court of Appeals rejected a Department of Justice attempt to file a secret brief in Gilmore vs. Ashcroft, a case that involves secret law.

"In a one page order, the Court denied DOJ's motion asking the Court's permission to file their arguments in secret, allowing only the judges to read their full brief. A DOJ motion to suspend the briefing schedule was similarly denied." Link (Here are previous BB posts on the subject)

Critics chide Ashcroft over Sept. 11
testimony

Critics chide Ashcroft over Sept. 11
testimony 04/14/2004 06:27 PM
ZDNet Apr 14 2004 10:23PM GMT

Kerry Worse Than Ashcroft on Civil
Liberties?

Kerry Worse Than Ashcroft on Civil
Liberties? 07/30/2004 05:33 PM
Reason Online has an article about, among other things, the debate in the 1990s over export restrictions on strong cryptography. Senator Ashcroft and Senator Kerry were on opposite sides of the issue: Kerry was in favor of the export controls and Ashcroft sided with the ACLU in favor of the individual's right to encrypt messages and export encryption software. Even more interesting is a Kerry camp press release that answers critics' attacks on his defense record by stating, "John Kerry stands by his vote for the Patriot Act. In fact, he authored most of the money laundering provisions in the law."

Intelligence Indicates Al Qaeda Nearing
Attack, Ashcroft Says

Intelligence Indicates Al Qaeda Nearing
Attack, Ashcroft Says 05/26/2004 04:32 PM
Attorney General John Ashcroft said today that events such as a world summit in Georgia and the summer political conventions are potential targets.

Ashcroft: Al-Qaeda plans U.S. attacks
(USATODAY.com)

Ashcroft: Al-Qaeda plans U.S. attacks
(USATODAY.com) 05/27/2004 07:34 AM
USATODAY.com - Attorney General John Ashcroft cited "credible intelligence from multiple sources" Wednesday indicating that terrorists plan to "hit the United States hard" in the next few months. He expressed concern that some operatives may already be in the USA preparing to strike.
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