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Supreme Court might be rethinking qualified immunity

Lower courts take notice: The Supreme Court is rethinking qualified immunity
At a time when Americans of all philosophical stripes seek greater government accountability, the Supreme Court is stepping up to deliver by reintroducing some common sense to the law.
Anya Bidwell and Patrick Jaicomo
Opinion contributors
Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court provided the most recent signal that it’s rethinking the doctrine of qualified immunity a rule the Court created in 1982 to shield government workers from constitutional accountability. The case, McCoy v. Alamu, was filed by a Texas prisoner named Prince McCoy. Four years ago, a prison guard pepper-sprayed McCoy for no reason. The officer was agitated with another prisoner, who had twice thrown water at him. But because this other prisoner was out of reach, the guard took it out on McCoy, an innocent and asthmatic inmate. Video taken after the incident shows McCoy pacing his cell, unable to breathe. ....

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Supreme Court might be rethinking qualified immunity

Supreme Court might be rethinking qualified immunity
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Why Adding Accused Capitol Rioters to the 'No-Fly' List Threatens Civil Liberties - Foundation for Economic Education

Why Adding Accused Capitol Rioters to the ‘No-Fly’ List Threatens Civil Liberties
No-fly lists are an idea so bad they never should have left the ground.
Thursday, January 14, 2021
Last week, an angry mob of Trump supporters stormed the US Capitol. They believed that the November presidential election had been “stolen” from their leader and were attempting to block Congress’s certification of the results. It was a violent event that left five people dead, including one police officer.
In the wake of this incident, the FBI is considering placing those who allegedly participated on the federal no-fly list. Numerous political figures have thrown their support behind the idea, including Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, who is poised to take over as the chamber s majority leader in coming weeks. ....

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Rice business decline gives sleepless nights to many - Newspaper

NAROWAL: Rice worth more than Rs2 billion rotting in godowns of the district due to limited exports and bad policies of the government is giving sleepless nights to the farmers, mill owners and traders.
Rice mills owners and traders of Narowal had purchased greater stocks of rice last year. But the commodity couldn’t be exported reportedly partly due to the Covid-19 pandemic and partly due to the government policies that are pushing the country out of the competition in the world market.
The paddy crop is cultivated on 176,000 acres of land in Narowal district, out of which 5,709 acres are irrigated by canal water while 170,000 acres are watered by tubewells. The crop irrigated by canal water costs Rs100 per acre whereas it costs Rs30,000 per acre if irrigated by tubewells as the cost multiplies due to irrigation by engines and use of diesel. Per acre paddy produce during the current year in Narowal district has remained 35 to 71 maunds while the average produce is recor ....

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Pervasive Surveillance Tactics Have Haunted Muslim Americans For Years

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Dec 18, 2020
Pervasive Surveillance Tactics Have Haunted Muslim Americans For Years
Decades of discriminatory profiling and government surveillance have eroded trust, vilified Muslim Americans and traumatized a community.
Illustration: HuffPost; Photo: Getty Images
“There’s little to no reason to trust that it won’t happen in your community or my community, said Hina Shamsi, the director of the American Civil Liberties Union National Security Project.
The Supreme Court unanimously determined last week that three Muslim men may seek monetary damages from the FBI agents who, according to the men, placed them on a no-fly list because they refused to spy on their communities as informants. ....

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