The Department of Homeland Security has Allegedly Directed Hundreds of Agents to Attempt to Access Voter Rolls, Even if They Must “Misrepresent Themselves” to do so, and “Fabricate” Evidence
The United Nations Human Rights Agency Warned That Recent Discoveries of Bodies in Gaza, Predominantly Women and Children, Point to Potential Violations of International law and Could Constitute war Crimes
UN Mission Says US Likely Committed war Crimes in Iran
Amazon Says Cloud Infrastructure in Bahrain, UAE ‘Beyond Saving’
Two Months From Election Day, Democrats in Texas are Truly Competitive
House Republican Turns on Trump in Stunning Campaign Ad
Mcclatchy’s Post-Layoff Future
Teen Boys Are Using Meta Glasses to Harass and Bully Girls at High Schools and Middle Schools
Ukraine Is Getting Ready to Unleash a Swarm of Robot Dogs
“I Cannot Stand by and Allow Billionaires to use Their Position of Power to Silence the Rightful Voices of Those who Speak up Against Israeli Genocide..."
The Department of Homeland Security has Allegedly Directed Hundreds of Agents to Attempt to Access Voter Rolls, Even if They Must “Misrepresent Themselves” to do so, and “Fabricate” Evidence
The United Nations Human Rights Agency Warned That Recent Discoveries of Bodies in Gaza, Predominantly Women and Children, Point to Potential Violations of International law and Could Constitute war Crimes
UN Mission Says US Likely Committed war Crimes in Iran
Amazon Says Cloud Infrastructure in Bahrain, UAE ‘Beyond Saving’
Two Months From Election Day, Democrats in Texas are Truly Competitive
House Republican Turns on Trump in Stunning Campaign Ad
Mcclatchy’s Post-Layoff Future
Teen Boys Are Using Meta Glasses to Harass and Bully Girls at High Schools and Middle Schools
Ukraine Is Getting Ready to Unleash a Swarm of Robot Dogs
“I Cannot Stand by and Allow Billionaires to use Their Position of Power to Silence the Rightful Voices of Those who Speak up Against Israeli Genocide..."

Filming Someone in Public Is Lawful but Can Spawn DVRO

Div. Four of the First District Court of Appeal has declared that although it’s lawful to film someone who is in public without obtaining the person’s consent, that does not preclude issuance of a restraining order where the conduct amounts to harassment.

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