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Louisville Clerk Moves to Join Kentucky Fight Against DOJ Demand for Unredacted Voter Rolls

The filing asks a federal judge to block the release of sensitive identifiers sought in a civil-rights lawsuit over statewide voter data.

New Hampshire Supreme Court Rules Warrantless Cellphone Ping in Clegg Case Unconstitutional

Greek Court Convicts Four Tied to Predator Spyware, Orders Fresh Probe

DHS Defense of ICE Home Entries With Administrative Warrants Intensifies Constitutional Clash

IRS Confirms Erroneous Sharing of Taxpayer Data With DHS Under ICE Matching Program

Milwaukee Police Impose Immediate Moratorium on Facial Recognition Use

Supreme Court to Examine Right to Be Forgotten, Blocks Delhi HC Takedown Order From Setting Precedent

Supreme Court Lets ED Access I-PAC Associate’s Phone, Rejects Privacy Plea

CELS Files Collective Suit Against Intelligence Decree, Escalating Legal Fight

California’s ICE Mask Ban Paused as DOJ Disputes Claims It Took Effect

Telangana Sets Up 9-Member SIT as Top Court Extends Custody of Ex-Intelligence Chief in Phone-Tapping Case

Ex-Telangana Intelligence Chief Surrenders for Supreme Court-Ordered Custodial Interrogation in Phone-Tapping Probe

U.S. Citizen Sues DHS to End Warrantless Border Searches of Phones and Laptops

Hesse Approves Vetting of Parliamentary Staff as Part of Security Overhaul

Judge Temporarily Blocks DOJ Access to Richman Files in Comey Case

Judge Halts IRS Sharing of Taxpayer Addresses With ICE

DHS Moves to Require DNA and Other Biometrics From Nearly All Immigration Applicants

Denver Council Moves to Block Flock Extension as Oakland Postpones Vote on Camera Expansion

Global Constitutional Courts Gather in Madrid as Spain's Top Judge Warns Against Interference

Judge Keeps Ban on Reviewing Data From Seized Immigration Lawyer’s Phone