We want to be able to assess whether there is a profiling situation. This may be, again, one of those law enforcement techniques that promises more than it delivers.
We have significant concerns about the potential infringement on the right to associate. These kinds of costs would absolutely chill the public's ability to gather.
The Michigan courts would not acknowledge this man's First Amendment rights, but we're confident that the federal court will. He was punished for insisting on the right to practice Catholicism and refusing conversion to the Pentecostal faith.
We haven't heard of jails taping what should be confidential conversations. That's wrong.
The president does not have a blank check that allows him to ignore basic constitutional rights of Americans.
