Smoke billows out of the windows of a car used in a campaign by the Colorado Department of Transportation to fight stoned driving during a demonstration in southeast Denver. (AP/David Zalubowski)

Landmark Court Ruling: THC In Blood Insufficient Grounds For DUI

A Court of Appeals in Phoenix delivered a ruling on Thursday that could set a precedent as legal systems grapple with the question of driving under the influence of cannabis.

by Justin Gardner

Police Across America Celebrate Freedom On 4th Of July With Forced Blood Draw Checkpoints

Checkpoints are a gross violation of privacy and other natural born rights. Free people should not be stopped and searched or questioned in any way if they are attempting to travel freely.

Police Across America Celebrate Freedom On 4th Of July With Forced Blood Draw Checkpoints

Happy 4th of July, the day where Americans celebrate imaginary freedom, and police departments nationwide make millions of dollars violating the rights of nonviolent individuals. Last month, the Supreme Court ruled that police can’t forcibly draw blood from

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More than 100 People Cleared of DUI After a Single Cop Was Exposed as Colassal Liar

In one of the incidents, which took place on August 2, 2014 Davis brought a woman to the Wake Forest Police Department for testing after he stopped her on suspicion of DWI. Without allowing her the full 30 minutes to contact a witness, Davis recorded that she hadn’t requested one. When the woman asked questions about the test, the deputy simply claimed she had refused to take it — and filed that refusal with the Dept. of Motor Vehicles.

More than 100 People Cleared of DUI After a Single Cop Was Exposed as Colassal Liar

  TFTP -- More than 100 DWI cases had to be dismissed in Raleigh, North Carolina, after it was determined a sheriff’s deputy lied on the stand. Wake County District Attorney Lorrin Freeman dismissed all the cases after now-ex

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Claire Bernish

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Claire Bernish ​is an activist and journalist who focuses on government and corporate corruption, freedom of speech, censorship, law enforcement accountability, and human rights. Her work can be seen on TheFreeThoughtProject.com, theAntiMedia.org, and multiple other outlets. Follow Claire on Twitter @Subversive_Pen or connect on Facebook Claire S Bernish or through her page here.

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Florida Deputy Too Drunk To Receive Mothers Against Drunk Driving Award

The deputy was suspended for one day and wrote an apology to the Gulfport police chief.

Florida Deputy Too Drunk To Receive Mothers Against Drunk Driving Award

It costs more to train and equip new police officers than it does to 

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Assistant Police Chief Back On Job Two Weeks After DUI Arrest

Andrew Ryan as resumed his role as assistant police chief after administrative leave
being placed on two weeks of paid administrative leave.

Assistant Police Chief Back On Job Two Weeks After DUI Arrest

The assistant police chief of the Butler University Police Department is back at work after he was briefly placed on leave following his arrest for drunken driving. Andrew Ryan, 52, told The Indianapolis Star he has resumed his role as assistant police chief. Marc Allan, a Butler University spokesman, confirmed Ryan is back working at the

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(Video) Florida Drivers Challenging Police Over Legally Questionable DUI Checkpoints

A South Florida lawyer has come up with a novel way for drivers to handle police drunk-driving checkpoints and posted a video about it that has gotten over 2 million Internet views.

(Video) Florida Drivers Challenging Police Over Legally Questionable DUI Checkpoints

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VIDEO: Senator With DUI Says 1891 Rule Should Make Him ‘Privileged From Arrest’

Smith, a Republican senator, found himself under arrest earlier in January, which happened to be the very first day of the legislative session. That, he says, should have prevented him from ever being arrested, no matter what.

VIDEO: Senator With DUI Says 1891 Rule Should Make Him ‘Privileged From Arrest’

  He was busted drinking and driving, but a Kentucky state senator says that he should have his charges dismissed. Why? Because of a rule that originated from before there were even cars on the road. Senator Brandon Smith cites an 1891 rule that says state lawmakers are “privileged from arrest” during legislative

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