Riverside County Law Library

The USA Freedom Act: A Major Reform to the Patriot Act

With a resounding NO, representatives of the American people voted 67-32 to repeal section 215 of the Patriot Act effectively ending the bulk collection of Americans' communications records
Recently, the United States Senate acted to end the bulk collection of Americans communications records by passing THE USA FREEDOM ACT (H.R. 2048).  In a 67-32 vote the Senate agr… http://rclawlibrary.org/community/blog/2015/06/usa-freedom-act-major-reform-patriot-act/

The Patriot Act and Section 215

The purpose of the Patriot Act, which was signed into law by President George W. Bush on October 26, 2011, was to provide the federal government with the authority to forestall acts of domestic terrorism through heightened surveillance; to include physica…
In the wake of the 9/11 attack on the World Trade Center twin towers, the Patriot Act was signed into law by President George W. Bush on October 26, 2011. Its purpose was to provi… http://rclawlibrary.org/community/blog/2015/05/patriot-act-and-section-215/

Blog search

Category List

Legal Commentary (18)
Book Review (12)
Miscellaneous (31)
Current Events (54)
Legal News (11)
Tech (3)
Libraries (2)
Legal Research (20)

Tag List

Unlawful Detainer (4)
U.S. Constitution Annotated (1)
Civil Rights (3)
litigants (1)
SB 188 (1)
appeal (2)
Conference (1)
Elder Abuse (3)
Vehicle (2)
county law library (1)
Judge (4)
Judicial Panel (1)
Indio (6)
Reference (5)
DUI (1)
Libraries (3)
neighbor (2)
IRS (1)
Intellectual Property (1)
Legal Clinic (5)
National Library Week (3)
free (3)
Legislature (2)
Tax (2)
Real Property (2)
education (2)
Banking (2)
Bail (1)
Legal News (6)
Student Loans (1)
legal research (23)
Justice (2)
constitution (11)
AALL (2)
Ballot Selfies (1)
complaint (1)
Codes (4)
holiday (1)
expungement (1)
National Law Day (1)
AB 1482 (1)
Rant (1)
America (2)
law library (1)
legal aid (1)
Compliance (1)
11th hour (1)
learning, grow, develop (1)
Legal (21)
Title VII of Civil Rights Act (1)
Parking (1)
immigration (1)
Audit (1)
reform (2)
Law (54)
Legislation (6)
MCLE (6)
Municipal (1)
Summary Judgment (1)
Sex discrimination (1)
Cannabis laws and regulations (1)
small claims (1)
maritime law (1)
Riverside County Law Library (18)
knowledge (2)
Lexis (1)
Laws (4)
program (4)
Evidence (1)
Bostock v. Clayton County, GA (1)
Paralegal (1)
West (1)
late (1)
Act (1)
Privacy (3)
team work (1)
registration (1)
Attorney (1)
Review (3)
Litigation (2)
develop (2)
rights (1)
Law Day (3)
New laws in 2020 (1)
Ballot Measure (1)
databases (2)
Current Events (3)
forms (3)
Research (14)
Civil (8)
California (18)
Technology (3)
4th Amendment (1)
AB 5 (1)
Bankruptcy (1)
Internet (3)
Environment (1)
realignment (1)
Tenant (2)
sheriff (1)
Lawyer (5)
Bill (1)
Fraud (1)
dog (1)
Bill of Rights (1)
lawsuit (5)
Washington D.C. (1)
development (1)
State Bar of California (1)
United States (5)
court of appeal (4)
self-help (1)
books (8)
voting rights (1)
grow (2)
California Compassionate Care Act (1)
speaking (2)
history (3)
ships (1)
summons (1)
Landlord (3)
Tenant Protection Act of 2019 (1)
Altitude Express, Inc. v. Zarda (1)
Discovery (3)
personal injury (1)
Library of Congress (2)
Professional (1)
Davis-Stirling Act (1)
NLW (1)
Help (1)
Pro Bono (1)
Temecula (5)
learn (1)
mistaken identify (1)
government (1)
Posee Comitatus Act (1)
Library News (2)
Federal (3)
procrastinate (1)
Copyright (4)
Criminal (9)
free speech (2)
Drought (1)
Elections (2)
Patriot Act (2)
court (3)
Voting (2)
Consumer (1)
Library (16)
Contract (1)
reading (1)
Probate (1)
Renter's rights (1)
Librarian (5)
Adult Use of Marijuana Act (1)
torts (1)
Google (2)
Riverside, community, customer service (1)
learning (1)
Intern (1)
school (1)

Tag Cloud

summonssheriffeducationpersonal injuryNew laws in 2020Intellectual PropertyreadingEvidenceBill of RightsEnvironmentcounty law libraryprogramRiverside, community, customer serviceContractTechnologylaw libraryLawyerbooksDavis-Stirling ActWashington D.C.formslateprocrastinateCivilParkingLaw DayIRSLandlordElder AbusedevelopJudicial PanelCriminalPatriot ActgovernmentTenant Protection Act of 2019United StatesLegalDiscoverycourt of appealteam workcomplainthistoryshipsComplianceInternetAB 5CopyrightUnlawful DetainerSex discriminationregistrationlitigantscourtvoting rightsU.S. Constitution AnnotatedConsumerlearnLegislatureschoolAmericaBallot SelfiestortsimmigrationFederalCivil RightsrightsVotingElectionsDUIAttorneyfree speechdevelopmentmaritime lawNational Law DayAuditLawsCodesappealLegal NewsSummary JudgmentParalegalTemeculaCannabis laws and regulationsCalifornia Compassionate Care ActNLWRenter's rightsBallot MeasureMCLELibrary NewsTaxgrowJudgerealignmentCaliforniaFraudGoogleconstitutionneighborlegal aidAltitude Express, Inc. v. ZardadogexpungementPrivacyBailknowledgeReviewLegislationNational Library Week4th AmendmentStudent LoansPro BonodatabasesLibrarianBostock v. Clayton County, GALawDroughtlegal researchmistaken identifyself-helpJusticeLitigationActTenantBankinglearningLibraryBankruptcyWestlearning, grow, developIndiospeakingAB 1482ReferenceRiverside County Law Library11th hourfreeLibrarieslawsuitsmall claimsRantBillResearchLibrary of CongressCurrent EventsTitle VII of Civil Rights ActreformProbateholidayLegal ClinicAdult Use of Marijuana ActInternHelpPosee Comitatus ActState Bar of CaliforniaMunicipalProfessionalReal PropertySB 188ConferenceVehicleLexisAALL


Archive

The USA Freedom Act: A Major Reform to the Patriot Act

With a resounding NO, representatives of the American people voted 67-32 to repeal section 215 of the Patriot Act effectively ending the bulk collection of Americans' communications records
Recently, the United States Senate acted to end the bulk collection of Americans communications records by passing THE USA FREEDOM ACT (H.R. 2048).  In a 67-32 vote the Senate agr… http://rclawlibrary.org/community/blog/2015/06/usa-freedom-act-major-reform-patriot-act/

The Patriot Act and Section 215

The purpose of the Patriot Act, which was signed into law by President George W. Bush on October 26, 2011, was to provide the federal government with the authority to forestall acts of domestic terrorism through heightened surveillance; to include physica…
In the wake of the 9/11 attack on the World Trade Center twin towers, the Patriot Act was signed into law by President George W. Bush on October 26, 2011. Its purpose was to provi… http://rclawlibrary.org/community/blog/2015/05/patriot-act-and-section-215/