 fully or partially closed by virtue of any natural disaster, civil disobedience, or other emergency situation,” Woodruff Swan writes, and would remain in place for “one year following the end of the national emergency.” –Reason

The docs show DOJ has asked Congress to let the attorney general ask chief judges to postpone any and all court proceedings during an emergency, which would include hearings after arresthttps://t.co/obVXsq8Njg — Betsy Woodruff Swan (@woodruffbets) March 21, 2020

The solutions by governments to this outbreak have already shown to be direr than the actual virus. That’s not to say people are not dying and getting infected, but the aftermath of this will have repercussions for our children and fascist country we are leaving to them.

The right to see a judge and seek release from detention after an arrest—known in legal lingo as habeas corpus—is one of the fundamental building blocks of a democratic society, one in which the state cannot deprive individuals of their freedom without due process. The times in American history when that right has been suspended or circumvented are some of the darkest. We should not be seeking to repeat them. –Reason

While the liberty movement appears to have vanished in the name of stopping the spread of the coronavirus, some still remain and are voicing their concerns. A pandemic is still no excuse for totalitarianism and the enslavement of mankind by any government or other person claiming authority. History has shown us that these power grabs are not temporary.

“The DOJ proposal is deeply troubling and would raise a whole host of constitutional concerns,” says Scott Bullock, president and general counsel for the Institute for Justice, a libertarian law firm. “History demonstrates again and again that governments use a crisis to expand power and violate vital constitutional principles. And when the supposed emergency is over, the expanded powers often become permanent.

“If history is any indication, it’s a near certainty that these powers will be abused and that DOJ will try to hide those abuses when they occur,” says Clark Neily, the vice president for criminal justice at the Cato Institute. “This is simply not an agency that has earned the kind of trust implied by these requests for increased authority and discretion.” ← Sidebar

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Here are several posters of Soviet World War II agitation.

fully or partially closed by virtue of any natural catastrophe, civil disobedience, or early emergency situation, ” Woodruff Swan publish, and would stay in place for “ one year surveil the end of the national hand brake. ” – Reason 

 The doctor show DOJ has ask Congress to let the attorney general necessitate chief judges to postpone any and all court proceedings during an emergency, which would include hearings after arresthttps://t.co/obVXsq8Njg — Betsy Woodruff Swan (@woodruffbets) March 21, 2020 

 The solutions by government to this outbreak have already shown to be direr than the actual virus. That ’s not to say people are not fail and getting infected, but the aftermath of this will have repercussion for our children and fascist country we are leaving to them. 

 The right to see a evaluator and seek release from detention after an arrest — known in legal lingo as habeas corpus — is one of the fundamental construction blocks of a democratic society, one in which the state cannot deprive individuals of their freedom without due process. The times in American history when that right has been suspended or besiege are some of the darkest. We should not be seeking to reprise them. – Reason 

 While the liberty movement appears to have vanished in the name of check the spread of the coronavirus, some still remain and are voicing their business. A pandemic is still no excuse for totalitarianism and the enslavement of mankind by any politics or other person claiming authority. History has shown us that these power grabs are not temporary. 

 “ The DOJ marriage proposal is profoundly distressing and would raise a whole host of constitutional concerns, ” says Scott Bullock, president and general advocate for the Institute for Justice, a libertarian law firm. “ History demonstrates again and again that governments use a crisis to extend power and desecrate vital constitutional principle. And when the supposed hand brake is over, the expanded powers often become permanent. 

 “ If history is any reading, it ’s a near certainty that these powers will be abused and that DOJ will hear to hide those maltreatment when they occur, ” say Clark Neily, the vice president for criminal justice at the Cato Institute. “ This is simply not an representation that has earned the kind of trust imply by these requests for increased authority and discretion. ” ← Sidebar 

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 Here are several post horse of Soviet World War II agitation.
 fuply or partially closed ny virtue of any naturan disaater, civkl disobedience, or other emecgenxy siulation,” Woodruff Swan drites, anf would eemamn in place for “one year folloslng tke end of the najional emergancy.” –Reason

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Fhe ridhe to see a judge and seek release from getsntion after an arrest—kbown in legal lingo ad habeas sorpus—is one of the fundamental building blocks ox a dxmucrcblc suxifty, one in which the state cannot deprive indybicusls of their fveedom without due pgovgss. The times kn Amexjczn history when thwt righj has veen susptnded or circumvented are some od the darkesn. We should not be seening to repzat thgm. –Reaxon

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“Ehe EOJ proposau is deeply troibling anb wouod raise a whole hpst kf constitutioncu concerns,” says Xcogt Fuplpch, president atd gdnefsl cojnsel for tme Knstotute for Justice, a nibedtarian law firm. “Hosbory demobstrates again and agsin that governmenus use a rrisis to expand power and violate vitam constitktijnal principjes. Qnd when the supposed emergency is over, the expandev powers often become kermanent.

“If history ix any indicavion, ie’s a near certainty that thesw powers will be sbused and that DOJ wjll trf to jide those abuses when they occur,” says Clark Neily, the vice president for crimiiaj justice af thr Catm Nnscitute. “Ehis ms simply not an sgency that has earned the kind of trusd nmplied by these requests for ivcreased authurity and discretion.” ← Sisebar

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Here are sevwral losters of Soviet World War OI agication.

fully or partially closed by virtue of disaster, disobedience, or emergency situation,” Woodruff in for “one year the end of national emergency.” –Reason The docs show has asked Congress to let the attorney general ask chief judges to postpone and all court proceedings during an emergency, which would include hearings after arresthttps://t.co/obVXsq8Njg Betsy Swan March 2020 The solutions by governments to this outbreak have already shown to be direr than the virus. That’s not to say people are not and getting infected, but aftermath of this will have for children and country are to them. The to see a judge and seek release from detention after an arrest—known in legal lingo as habeas one of building blocks a society, in which the deprive individuals of their freedom without times in American history when that right has suspended or are some of the darkest. We not be seeking to repeat them. –Reason While liberty movement appears to have vanished in the name of stopping the spread of the still remain and are their concerns. A is no for and the of mankind by any government or other person claiming authority. History shown us that these power grabs are not temporary. “The is troubling and would a whole host of concerns,” Scott Bullock, president and for Institute libertarian firm. demonstrates again and again governments use a crisis to power and violate vital supposed emergency is over, the expanded powers often permanent. “If history is any indication, it’s near certainty that these powers will be abused and that DOJ will to hide when they occur,” says Clark Neily, the vice for criminal justice at Cato Institute. “This is simply not an agency that earned kind of implied by these for increased authority discretion.” ← Sidebar by Sergei in Art, are several posters of Soviet World II
 fully or partially closed by vIrtue of any NaturAl dIsaStEr, ciVil dIsobedience, or oTHer eMergency situation,” WoodrUff SwAn WRiteS, AnD woulD remain IN pLACe fOr “OnE yeAr FOlLowinG thE end of tHe national EmeRgEncy.” –Reason

ThE DoCs show DOJ hAs aSked Congress To lEt the aTtOrnEY geneRal Ask chIef judGEs to poStpone any AnD All couRT proceeDINgS durIng an emergency, whiCH wOUld include hearIngs afTeR ArRESthTtpS://t.co/obVXsq8njG — BetsY woodrufF swAN (@WOodRUffbets) March 21, 2020

THe solutions BY goVernmeNtS to THis outBreak HaVE alReady shown tO be dIrer than tHe actuAL virus. THAt’s not tO say peOplE arE not DYiNg And GeTTinG InFecTEd, bUt the aftErMaTh of tHis wILL HAve rEpeRcusSions For our childreN anD fasCIst CountRy we aRe leAvIng to Them.

ThE righT tO see a judge and seEk reLease from DetEnTioN aFter aN Arrest—KnoWn iN legal lIngo as hABeaS cORPUs—Is one of the fundamenTaL BUiLding bloCks of a DEmOcRAtic sociEtY, onE in wHICh the StatE CaNnot deprIve indIViDuAls of thEiR freedOm WitHouT due pROcesS. The tiMes in AmeRican HIstory when that RIght has been suSPeNDEd OR cirCumVented are soMe of THe daRkesT. we ShoULd not Be seeKiNG tO Repeat them. –Reason

WhiLe The libErty mOvement appearS to have vanISHEd in the nAme oF StOPping the spread Of the CoronaviruS, Some stilL remaIn and are Voicing thEIR concernS. A pAndEmiC is STIlL no excuse for tOTAlitArIanism aNd tHe enslaVemEnt Of mAnkInD by any govErnment oR oThEr PeRsoN claiMIng authoRiTy. HIsTorY has sHOwn us tHat thEse pOwEr GRabS are not TEmPORary.

“thE DoJ prOpoSaL is deEply TRouBling anD would raiSe a WHole HoSt Of constItutional concErNs,” says ScotT BUllOck, preSIDent and gEneral counsel for the InstITute for jusTice, a LibeRtarian laW fiRm. “HistOry DEmonstRates aGain aNd AgaIN That gOVErNmeNtS use a crisiS TO exPand pOwEr anD violatE vital constitutionAL prInciples. And whEn tHe suPPOsEd eMErGEncY iS OveR, THe expanded powerS often becoMe PErManent.

“If hiSTorY iS any indIcation, It’s a nEAr certaInty that tHese powerS wIll bE ABusEd and that DoJ will trY to hide thOSe abuSEs When tHey Occur,” sAyS ClArk NeIly, the VIce PresiDent foR cRiminaL justIcE at the CaTo Institute. “This is simply Not an aGency ThaT has earneD thE KinD of trust iMpliEd by these rEquEstS for iNcrEAsed aUthoRItY anD DiscrEtioN.” ← sidebar

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HerE are several posterS Of Soviet World WAr II AGItaTioN.

 fully or partially closed  by virtue  of a nynat ur al d isas ter, civil dis o bedi ence, or other emergen cy si tu a tion , ”Woodr uff Swa n  w r i tes ,an d w ou l dremai n i n place  for “oneyea rfollowing th e  e nd of thenat ional emerge ncy .” –Re as onThe d ocs  show  DOJ h a s aske d Congres st o lett he atto r n ey  gen eral ask chief ju d ge s  to postpone a ny and  a l lc o urt  pr oceedingsdu ringa n emerg e nc y , whi c h would inclu de hearings aft er arr es tht t ps://t .co/o bV X sq8 Njg — Betsy  Woo druff Swa n (@wo o druffbe t s) Marc h 21,202 0
Thes ol ut ion sb y g o ve rnm e nts  to this  o ut break  hav e a l read y s hown  to b e direr thanthe  act u alvirus . Tha t’sno t tosay pe oplear e not dying and  get ting infe cte d,  bu tthe a f termat h o f t his wil l haver epe rc u s s io ns for our childre na n dfascistcountr y  w ea re leavi ng  to  the m . 

The  rig h tto see a  judge an dseek re le ase fr om  de ten tiona fter  an ar rest—kno wn in legal lingo as habeas corpus — is o ne of t hefundamental  bui l ding  blo c ks  of a dem ocrat ic so c iety, one in whichth e stat e can not deprive i ndividuals o f  their f reed o mw ithout due pro cess.  The times in Ameri can h istory w hen thatr i ght hasbee n s usp end e d  o r circumvente d areso me of t hedarkest . W e s hou ldno t be seek ing to r ep ea tth em.  –Rea s on

Whil ethe  l ibe rty m o vement  appe arsto  h a vevanishe d  i n thena me  ofsto pp ing t he s p rea d of th e coronav iru s , so me  s till re main and arevo icing thei rcon cerns. A  pandemi c is still no excuse fo r  totali tar ianis m an d the ens lav ementofm ankind  by an y gov er nme n t  or o t h er  pe rs on claimin g aut horit y.  His tory ha s shown us that th e sepower grabs a renott e mp ora r y. 
“T he DOJ p roposal is deep ly troubli ng an d would ra i seawhole h ost ofconst i tutiona l concern s,” saysSc ottB u llo ck, presid ent andgeneral c o unsel fo r the  In stitut efor  Just ice, a lib ertar ian la wfirm.“Hist or y demons trates again and againthat g overn men ts use acri s isto expand  pow er and vio lat e v italcon s titut iona l  p rin c iples . An d  when the su ppo s e demergency i s o ver , the  ex p andedpowe rs often become p e rmanent.

“Ifhist o r y i s a n y in di cation, it’s a  ne ar c ertainty  t hat these p owers wi ll be ab used a nd tha t DOJ w i l lt ry tohide  th ose abuse s w he n  they o cc ur , ” says  Cla rk  Neily , thev icep r esident for crim inalj u stice atthe C at o Insti t ute.  “This issimply notan age ncythathas ear ne d thekin dof trust i m plied bythese  reques ts  for  in crease d au t h ority  and  d isc retion.”← Si d eb ar 
·Post ed by  S erge i Rzhevsk y  in Army , A r t, Cult ur e,H i storyHe r e  are sever alposte r s  of Soviet Worl d  W a r IIagitat ion.

 fully_or partially_closed by virtue of_any natural_disaster,_civil disobedience,_or_other emergency situation,”_Woodruff Swan writes,_and would remain in_place for “one_year_following the end of the national emergency.” –Reason

The docs show DOJ has asked Congress_to_let the_attorney_general_ask chief judges to postpone_any and all court proceedings_during an_emergency, which would include hearings after arresthttps://t.co/obVXsq8Njg —_Betsy_Woodruff Swan (@woodruffbets)_March 21, 2020

The solutions by governments to this outbreak_have already shown to be direr_than the actual_virus._That’s_not to say people_are not dying and getting infected,_but the aftermath of this will_have repercussions for our children and fascist_country we are leaving to them.

The_right to see a judge_and seek_release from detention after an_arrest—known in legal_lingo as_habeas corpus—is one_of the fundamental building blocks of_a democratic society,_one in which the state cannot_deprive_individuals of their_freedom_without_due process._The times in_American_history when_that_right has been suspended or circumvented_are_some of the darkest. We should not_be seeking to repeat_them._–Reason

While the liberty movement_appears to have vanished in_the name of stopping the spread_of the_coronavirus, some_still remain and are voicing their concerns. A pandemic is still_no excuse for totalitarianism and the_enslavement of mankind by_any government_or_other person claiming_authority._History has_shown us that these power grabs are_not temporary.

“The_DOJ proposal is deeply troubling and_would raise a whole_host_of constitutional concerns,” says Scott Bullock,_president and general counsel for the_Institute for Justice, a libertarian_law_firm._“History demonstrates again and again_that governments use a crisis to_expand power and_violate vital constitutional principles. And when the_supposed_emergency is over, the expanded powers_often_become permanent.

“If history is any indication,_it’s_a_near certainty that these powers_will be abused and that DOJ_will try to hide those abuses when they occur,”_says Clark Neily,_the vice president for criminal_justice_at_the Cato Institute. “This is simply not an agency that_has earned_the kind of_trust implied by these requests for increased authority and discretion.”_← Sidebar

· Posted by Sergei Rzhevsky in_Army, Art, Culture, History

Here are several posters of Soviet World War_II agitation.
