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Sunday, July 28, 2013

Organized Chaos! If you're NOT on the list, we're going in!

WORTH NOTING: The "Neighborhood Watch" Monitor called me on my private number minutes after the post went up.

The same day the restraining order and statute of limitations to file charges for stalking, assault, theft and fraud expired.

I was advised by my fathers office to file police report yesterday morning but my mother managed to completely fuck some more shit up and my Internet has been magically disconnected since she did not put security on the account when she transferred into my name (without telling me)

To receive that call was so disturbing that it took hours to calm myself enough to call the OIG.

They were closed. I will file a report in person when I receive a copy of the police report and restraining order from those corrupt mother fuckers in Nashville.

That the DailyDDoSe™ July 26, 2013 ©

Elyssa Durant, Ed.M.

Research & Policy Analyst

Working proposal for Ed Law Thesis

AND book proposal "Unwritten"

A collection of unwritten / abandoned works that I was too afraid to send, post, publish or share.

Morning Manifesto d'Jour

From: E

Date: April 25, 2013, 10:05:37 AM EDT

Subject: Re: Jude & Jaded

Morning manifesto

April 26, 2013

CyberCrimes, Law, Aspergers, Ethics

DRAFT on me iPhone 10:05am

I do believe that if we can prove CyberBullying is a crime and that is the only reason I subject myself to the vile messages and images that make me physically ill and nightmares 5 years after it happened.

If child commits suicide, people get outraged. If aspie gets upset or develops new symptoms or is afraid to seek treatment than it is because we "misread signals" or "have higher rate of depression, anxiety and suicide?"

I call bullshit. It makes all the more reprehensible. It is criminal negligence if people do not report this kind of behavior. Especially when it is done by people who have a legal "duty to report"

Furthermore, if this causes damage to their ability to use public domain is both illegal under the Federal Communication laws, ADA and 18 USC 1027.

I lost everything.

The last 72 hours I regressed into a 22 year old who was willing to risk going blind in one eye than listen to all the morons who tried to bully me into a dangerou situation that is still volatile because it kept me from focusing on what needs to be done and my inability to stop pacing in circles until I wear myself out and fall asleep for few hours.

I realize and act like a total freak and can hear people whisper or make me feel uncomfortable stimming of repeating phrases to myself to calm prevent winding up in the hospital because I can't handle the noise or bc I don't have comfortable clothes to wear, but I had to go with my gut and realize that if I don't speak up and try to make people understand how much has been lost in that time, they. Win.

And after so many years, people see posts from five years ago and use it as justification to harass me now.

I walk a fine line every second of every day.

Yes, I would rather people see all of the wonderful articles I have written, but instead they see all of the fake d0x and embarrassing letters from my mother doing what Leah is doing to you.

I know this is long winded and hope you are following the logic, but, as a 40 year old woman with multiple degrees form the Ivy League and a pretty decent résumé my mother claimed me as a dependent on her taxes when I was living on my own for 16 years. She claimed adult dependent child and refused to amend so I could get my benefits reinstated.

Six months ago she nearly killed me in her 60,000 car and WATCHED as her new (6 foot plus militant new husband) stood over my bed and broke my only lifeline because he did not like my music or the sound of my voice.

My mother stood in corner and watched and after he leaves tells me, "I'll slap you in the fucking head if I lose my home because of you."

Then she leaves and I call two NTs in nearby and ask if I can crash for a few days at a hotel to stay safe.

"'MY SON HAS AUTISM. I CAN'T AFFORD TO blah blah blah"

In the next breath he posts my name on his website AurismAid.org so he could exploit my work and appear legitimate resource for ASD when they did nothing to help me find resources or job since that would keep me from the brilliant work I did for charity event that never even took place.

Then, I actually donated $25 to their pseudo charity (anonymous donation but I have receipt) only to find out they are exploiting others with ASD and have no 501c3, business license or accreditation to train people on anything other than how to be a shady, creepy parent who solicits donations on FaceBook for his son who is unable to speak or use toilet at 15 years old.

I was outraged. I could not believe they were taking advantage of this horrible situation to gain knout and more Leah's to keep tell me that I am the bully when I expose the scam and refuse to approve a PR stunt to gain what he *thinks" is creds and respect for being a hero dad on GMA.

Well, I don't think that makes a hero or a man if he needs to prey on the weak and the sails using MY words with Obama's face in a PSA.

I was good enough to;

do the work (for free)

Get them tons of web traffic to trend on google

Looked good on paper with letters after my name

had access to people with deep pockets and good PR

Gave them the appearance of "hiring" people with ASD so they could appeal to anti AutismSpeaks crowd

BUT, I wasn't deemed good enough to step in when Obama and Jenny McCarthy declined to make a statement to public about Autism ??

When i saw the statement that I made without permission, citation, or credit, I hit the fucking roof. I quit immediately.

Then I get flood of DMs offering everything money if I went along with the charade promising followers on twitter?

HELLO? Wake the fuck up. I don't give fuck if you have 10,000 or 200,000 followers who are willing to post bullshit and lies all over the web.

In fact, the idea that these people are SO pathetic that they need to exert their "influence" using these tactics is so much MORE pathetic, opportunistic, offensive and sad.

It is totally defeats the purpose because they use that influence to silence anyone who is either brave or stupid enough to stand refuse to comply.

This is Nazi science 101.

(Hope You are following thus far because my arms really hurt)

So, I start tweeting (thinking outlod) the way I do when I need to hear click of keyboard and heat my own voice say the words out loud as I pace until they come out sounding just right.

Gonna have to take break because I have been writing these words and concepts for years and will eventually put the pieces all together if I ever get a computer I can figure out how to use)

I waited, and waited and waited for years to see if anyone would ever see the pain and the logic of this ridiculous role I have taken on and uncover the message I am trying to put out there for future generations when they attempt to make sense out such a "virtual" reality that will either kill me or save me if I can get off this rock (or at times make it through the day without wishing I will find something to make this life worth living again.

Many people have told me that the world would be better off if I had nerve been born or I would just kill myself since they feel I am less than human and don't deserve to eat or have Internet or medical care since I am apparently THAT much of a financial burden on society.

Guess what. Yes, I want to die. Yes I am impulsive, compulsive, and self righteous BUT my logic is flawless given the right tools and opportunity to make my petty existence tolerable on the off chance that future generations or alien life forms will realize that I am different and "crazy" but one hell of a friend when the shit hits the fan.

I gotta go. I haven't slept more than 4-6 hours since my mother showed up and tried to take me to the ER so she could show off her parenting skills and have one more reason to gain sympathy and jeers from her friends or hit pay dirt and convince doctors or herself that I am causing her problems and try to stick me in a facility like Credemore so she can collect the insurance she took out on me the day before I moved in.

Better off dead? Maybe.

Willing to pull the trigger? Not on your fucking life. I would not give then the satisfaction.

And for every person who does not stand with me or will use this as more "proof" that I don't deserve to breathe or use the Internet to distract, numb, or inspire others by refusing to just disappear doesn't appreciate what I giving back to anyone who wants to know why I do what I do.

Over. And over. And over again. Until somebody listens. Or I find another way to entertain myself!!

Yes. I have video. And it ain't pretty after walking home from the hospital in 80 weather wearing black pants and the only sweater that fits.

Maybe I'll get online and order myself a pink Tank top off JadedExposure

You would think the bastard would give me one for free. But oh no. Can't have the real Elyssa on the air. It would ruin the show if they actually aired my response and statement when I answered the phone and dun. They did not even use block on caller ID.

Those bitches need to die.

That is the DailyDDoSe June 26, 2013

Just me,

@ELyssaD™

http://elyssadurant.com

http://powersthatbeat.com

^ed

On Apr 25, 2013, at 7:35 AM, AK wrote:

Yes, it should all be addressed legally. Leah, Heather, Ariane, Ib and others should have criminal records too. Leah should not be allowed to be a teacher running classrooms of kids. But the authorities will never get involved in blog wars and online bullying unless it turns to violent crime. I'd like to make some kind of Internet self-policing system, but I don't know how it would work. I've been so stressed from thinking about all of this that it is hard to concentrate on anything anymore. It is affecting my ability to survive, and they will never be brought to justice.

On 04/24/2013 11:24 PM, Elyssa wrote:

Just me,

@ELyssaD™

http://elyssadurant.com

http://powersthatbeat.com

^ed

Begin forwarded message:

From: [omitted]

Date: April 25, 2013, 1:14:47 AM EDT

To: Elyssa

Subject: Re: Jude & Jaded

Dear ^ed,

Yeah, I've seen jaded's crap before. So sorry but this is a form of cyberbullying that should be addressed via legal channels. Ugh!

Ad hominem attacks are common amongst the idiot set. Hope all is well in your mental universe. These people are nowhere. ;) Be of good cheer?

Luv ya...

Your friends,

Vax & Krewe

PS: Sorry about the belated response. Haven't been to email for many a day.

On 4/22/13, Elyssa wrote:

JadedSecurity » Who is Elyssa Durant??

http://jadedsecurity.net/2011/06/20/who-is-elyssa-durant/

Just me,

@ELyssaD™

http://elyssadurant.com

http://powersthatbeat.com

^ed

“…a statute which either forbids or requires the doing of an act in

terms so vague that men of common intelligence must necessarily guess

at its meaning and differ as to its application violates the first

essential of due process of law.” United States Supreme Court,

Connally v. General Const. Co,. 269 U.S. 385 (1926)

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Research & Policy Analyst

Thursday, July 25, 2013

Global Law Enforcement Uses Real Time Mobile Apps to Monitor Twitter for Real Time Crime Data

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Information is power for law enforcement and intelligence agencies, but unless that information is secure, fully searchable, and easily and instantly available to just the right people, it isn't helping to solve crimes.

That was a problem experienced byInterPort Police, a global law enforcement association made up of security agencies for airports, seaports, and other transportation systems in 87 countries. InterPortPolice members receive and review lots of information daily about terrorist activities, crimes, and ongoing investigations. To cope with it all, they shared such information using multiple databases that were sent back and forth via email.

But that crude method had problems, including a lack of data security, limitations on discussions that could take place, and a lack of speed and real-time data analysis, said Jay Grant, the general secretary of Los Angeles-based InterPortPolice.

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"Collaboration, authentication, and moving information around in a secure platform were big challenges," said Grant. "We knew we had to move beyond databases and stop using email to not only push information out but to share information with subject matter experts, in secure ways, where they could talk back and forth."

Much of the group's work was made even more important following the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. Staying ahead of and preventing new terrorist acts is one of the key responsibilities of the group's members as they conduct their work.

And old-fashioned email had other problems for the often-sensitive information they were generating, said Grant. "You don't know where it's been and who is looking at it," he said. "And some of our email threads are involving 200 to 600 people, so it just became unmanageable."

About two years ago, the agency beganlooking at possible fixes for its information, security and collaboration problems.

To better manage all the incoming information, it was determined that what was needed was a collaborative, interoperable system that could be easily accessed by members around the globe in real-time using a myriad of devices including Android and iOS smartphones, BlackBerry devices,tablets, laptops, and desktop machines, said Grant.

The group's leaders looked at products from some 30 vendors, including Yammer and Socialtext, to find an answer. They even experimented with some free and open source applications.

"Disseminating information through a mobile device was key," said Grant.

Through their review of various products, InterPortPolice in 2012 selected the cloud-based enterprise social network tibbr, fromTIBCO Software, to help them solve their data problems.

What tibbr has done for the members of InterPortPolice, said Grant, is to allow true information sharing in real time instantly around the globe, while maintaining security, privacy and system management in the fight against terrorism and other criminal activity.

"Tibbr is role-based so different people can get the information that they are allowed to have based on their roles in their organizations," said Grant. "It can be controlled."

Inside InterPortPolice the system, which can be accessed through mobile apps, Web browsers or desktop clients, is called the Secure Resource Member Exchange (SRMX).

So far, about 500 people in about 227 jurisdictions among the agency's members are using it in their work and the numbers are growing, said Grant. Another group of 328 additional jurisdictions is being added, with more to come.

"We can push information out to them and they also can add information, whether it's a daily report, a briefing or other communications," said Grant. The information on tibbr is unclassified, but is kept secure. "The system could handle classified information, but it is not shared here because of regulatory aspects."

The move to a secure, managed enterprise social network is a huge boon to the members of InterPortPolice, said Grant. "The whole idea with security people is that having information without sharing it is not a good thing. That's exactly what happened" and contributed to the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks, when multiple federal agencies received information and terrorist "chatter" about what was to come, but it wasn't shared in time to prevent the tragedy.

Using tibbr, InterPortPolice "went from databases and emails to a much more controllable and sustainable system," said Grant. "We know over a period of time it will grow and grow."

In the past, it was difficult to manage the old database system, he said. "The more people we added to the system, the more complicated it got."

Another benefit of using the enterprise social network today is that it can be integrated with other external law enforcement programs being used by member agencies, which could extend the system's capabilities, according to Grant. "We are looking at an intelligence investigative tool that could be used inside by members. We found that possibility extremely attractive."

Other social networks, including Twitter, can be used and managed inside tibbr. That's a big benefit, he said, because it means that users don't have to switch back and forth between social networks but can use others while they are in the tibbr interface.

"If you want to put out details of crimes inside your community, you can manage the information from a central point and you don't have to leave it," said Grant. "This is the wave of the future."

Wednesday, July 24, 2013

Political Motives and Audit Investigation of Metro Police Dept

Political motives and auditor’s investigation of Metro Nashville Police Dept

by Mike Byrd

August 2nd

A story in the weekend paper confirms to me that the investigation into the Metro Police Department’s crime stat collection processes is serious in appearance only. The company hired to conduct the audit of MNPD is not exactly seasoned:

In response to Mayor Karl Dean’s request in May for an audit of police crime statistics, Metro auditors have hired a California-based company with no prior clients to help figure out if the department has been skewing local crime statistics.
The company, Elite Performance Auditing Consultants, has agreed to look at police policies and practices for free (aside from travel expenses) in return for a glowing letter of recommendation by Metro afterward.

Earlier this summer I offered the view that calls for this audit were more election year pretense for attention-seeking politicians and less an initiative of reform. Conservative Metro Council members have been the main advocates of this witch hunt, especially CM Jim Gotto, who is looking to make the leap this year from the Courthouse to the General Assembly. Aside from such opportunistic office-jumpers with an interest in keeping their names in front of voters in the news media, Mayor Karl Dean is logically also interested in channeling this investigation to his advantage for a second term.

Ostensibly, the latest report makes the audit seem more like a sweetheart quid pro quo designed not to make too many political waves about a police department and a former chief with high local approval ratings. If the hunt fails to procure any witches, then hiring a company with no experience will allow Metro to evade charges of wasting money; although hiring an inexperienced company to conduct a circus-like investigation of problems that look like they are caused by differences in TBI data collection and those of various municipalities seems like a squander.

One of the inescapable ironies of these unfolding events is that Mark Swann, the Metro auditor who hired the EPAC auditors to investigate MNPD, was hired under Metro Council stipulation that he have at least 5 years of experience. Let’s hope Nashville is getting its money’s worth with him. He told reporters that he believes EPAC will be an excellent resource.

Another irony is that Mr. Swann answers to the Metro Council, which generated the audit referendum that was eventually passed by popular ballot. The bill was sponsored overwhelmingly by conservatives, who used their antagonistic relationship to former Mayor Bill Purcell to fuel their efforts. Now one of those conservatives, Michael Craddock is not happy with the selection of EPAC. The math of redress is simple: the auditor is accountable to Metro Council. There is no blaming anyone else should this investigation go pear-shaped for its lack of seriousness.

Everything that has transpired with this audit since Ronal Serpas was hired away to New Orleans causes me to continue to question the results, which are due out this fall. Even if they offer solutions unique to Nashville, the political motives and tenderfooted consulting render them suspect.

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Monday, March 25, 2013

Enter Jude Vosika (@rockingjude) and Kimberly Guest- Social Engineering the Lulz

Elyssa Durant, Ed.M. United States of America Forgive typos! iBLAME iPhone

I did reply. But you already know that.

Kimberly Guest (Facebook) responded:

really...shady, i have no clue to wtf you are even talking about. i seen the bitch threaten me with bullshit..just what it is. gezzzus, i'm the one with the impersonation, the theft, cybercrime..and this?? ha..feds, shakin'....
straight up? i don't practice that way. hell i'm a network marketer, not a hacker. looks real good for your company to post false information, i thought you're in the business to find TRUTH. don't ever deframe me or my reputation... so as i told the bitch..back up, get it together then i'll be sure and accept your apology.

lastly, i have no problems with you or yours...but posting this? yes, we will have problems. i'm not out here to play all ya'lls back and forth silly games...to each his own, but not me. i've have enough taking care of me and my own to ever worry about this crap. whoever came up with this is dead wrong..period.

don't believe, so find out who done it? find out who's doing all this to me and my 14 yr old? feds can't...hell they can't find the dam door at smoke break. at this point i'll do whatever it takes to stop the ones responsible for the past three years of hell. and ego? no dude, i'm just sick of all this as it has taken over our lives. you know how it works, what's happens to the innocent...so leave me out of your games or send an estimate and fix it. and then that's when you'll accept my apology...

Kimberly Guest

[[posterous-content:n6JRXEJLHHLbHbpjPVEV]]

SUPPORT THE MENTALLY CHALLENGED. #JADED SECURITY WILL DONATE $1.00 for each shirt @ElyssaD Shirt Sold

I’m not really sure what her infatuation is with my piece on Joseph K Black or care enough to look at if there is any affiliation. She either has some serious problems or BlackBerg Security Sucks at background checks too.

The websites (not that I dug deep, cause I don’t care enough to)

www.thepowersthatbeat.blogspot.com/

http://posterous.com/people/5ewYgzxPVmnL

http://sanityforsuperheroes.blogspot.com/

http://information4sale.blogspot.com

From this photo ID posted on her Picasa, you would probably assume she might have some emotional problems. Why else would she post a photo id of herself with her social security number clearly on the front (Notice my Blur Skillz). As a Security Professional, I just can’t bring myself to post it on my site.

Kimberly Guest

Boris Sverdlik Elyssa, will probably be going away... http://jadedsecurity.net/2011/06/20/who-is-elyssa-durant/

3 days ago

Krypt3ia Excellent.

3 days ago

Boris Sverdlik updated blog

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GreenSquirrel said: 2011.06.20 13:19

What I cant understand is how transparent it is. I mean, its one thing trying to sockpuppet / astro-turf whatever, but at least have the decency to do it sensibly.

This just smacks of epic fail and if I didnt already think the organisation was nothing but a huge scam / cluess enterprise / both, then I would now.

I really, really, really hope they are not making any money. It makes me want to cry when I think about the hard work and skill I put into meeting client requirements….

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BOFH said: 2011.06.20 13:42

Ack KimberlyG is next assuming they are not the same people.

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GreenSquirrel said: 2011.06.20 14:05

To be honest, my initial suspicion is that they are the same person….

Obvious mental health issues, obvious support of a charlatan (as described by Attrition…) etc…

I’d be tempted to bet a shiny new 5p coin on them being the same person.

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illwill said: 2011.06.20 16:55

i think this sums it up best
https://picasaweb.google.com/elyssa.durant/ElyssaD#5389813127274300450

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GreenSquirrel said: 2011.06.21 20:21

BTW – sort of off topic, sorry – but have you seen her boss’ twitter feed (which has now become private). The profile states:

“Being prepped to fulfill the role of National Cybersecurity Advisor. ”

Please reassure me about this…..

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BOFH said: 2011.06.21 20:39

I have no access to Mr Blacks Twitter. Oh well

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GreenSquirrel said: 2011.06.21 20:42

You arent missing anything. Seriously….

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tuneep said: 2011.07.01 12:54

Twitter account @josephkblack is really bizarre. I kind of scares me.

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BOFH said: 2011.07.01 14:06

Yeah me too… Nice e-mail.. DOH!

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Faux Security: @JosephKBlack, @ElyssaD, BlackBerg Security, and Shades of Project Viglio « Krypt3ia said: 2011.07.13 16:12

[...] ElyssaD and her whack ass site which was scraping my content from Infosecisland. I later read Jaded Security’s post filling in the gaps that I had given up on in my searches on her digital rats warren of sites and [...]

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Amelie said: 2011.07.20 18:48

Much,much more indeed. Social Security number,two SS claim numbers,current & past addresses,cell number,student loan amounts & info,two checking account numbers,birth certificate with her mother’s maiden name(full name of parents & where they were born),medical info(car accident,OCD,depression,takes klonopin,drs note regarding her neuropsychiatric issues-she seems to have been declared unfit to handle her own benefit checks and finances-unclear if she’s back in charge of her own shit),IRS issues from filing when she was still being claimed on her father’s taxes,crazy claims of HIPPA violations tax fraud and medicaid fraud,(pretty clear she didn’t qualify for medicaid but persists none the less),her time in “transitional” housing,the reduction in her food stamps,a crazy article she wrote about having her social security number stolen in a break-in(lmao),certificates for completing alcohol classes & “verbal de-escalation class therapeutic assault prevention system”(anger management?) and a fuck ton of other craziness. She’s litigation happy and has been turned down for all sorts of shit and is fucking raging about it.
The best part-her father is a lawyer and former Assistant US Attorney,(criminal division),and there’s several copies of the same form that lists HIS Social Security number. Daddy’s site is durantlaw.com. From the legal papers she’s posted I’m sure he knows she’s a unhinged,wonder if he knows his SS number is out there for the taking?
Joe sure knows how to pick ‘em. Apparently the best way to defeat hacking is to give all your shit away.

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BOFH said: 2011.07.20 19:29

LOL… nice… very nice…. Amelie I like you https://jadedsecurity.net/wp-admin/edit-comments.php#comments-form

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rockingjude said: 2012.02.19 07:40

You want to know how long she and her buddies have been not only hacking every account I have but posting cut and paste twitter posts…Over a year now and she is still at it…

She claims I am CIA mole along with being a hacker…lolll…has 3-4 picture sites & 2-3 video sites as I keep having to flag stuff she puts up…I had to get a security firm for my blog…anyway…you can google my twitter name which will give you every thing else…I swear one of her sites is dedicated too me…TY for being able to do something…I blocked her and she still got in…twitter finally helped…any help you give is truely appreciated…
~jude/rockingjude

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Thursday, August 23, 2012

Good Cop, Bad Citizen? As Cellphone Recording Increases, Officers Are Uneasy

Posted Mar 1, 2012 4:40 AM CDT
By David L. Hudson Jr. from ABA Law Journal

A plainclothes Maryland state trooper approaches speeding suspect Anthony Graber, who captured the encounter with a camera atop his motorcycle helmet and later posted the video on YouTube.

Walking past Boston Common, the city’s august park, in 2007, attorney Simon Glik noticed several police officers arresting a young man. Glik heard another bystander say he thought the police were using excessive force. So he pulled out his cellphone and began shooting video of the incident.

After arresting the young man, one of the officers turned to Glik, saying, “I think you have taken enough pictures.” When the officer asked Glik whether his audio recorder was on, Glik acknowledged it was. Glik was then arrested for violating a state wiretap law and two other state offenses.

The charges were subsequently dropped, but for Glik that was just the beginning. He filed a constitutional tort suit alleging violation of his First and Fourth Amendment rights. The officers filed a motion to dismiss, contending they were entitled to qualified immunity, enabling government officials to avoid liability if they don’t violate clearly established constitutional or statutory law. But a federal district court denied the officers’ claim.

And last August, the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals at Boston ruled in Glik v. Cunniffe that the officers violated Glik’s clearly established constitutional right to video-record the police performing their duties in public.

“Our recognition that the First Amendment protects the filming of government officials in public spaces accords with the decisions of numerous circuit and district courts,” the panel wrote. The case went back to the federal district court and the parties are in discovery.

With the ubiquity of cellphones, the ease of video-recording and the availability of such websites as YouTube, people can respond quickly to police incidents and broadly circulate the recordings.

POINT AND SHOOT

“The prevalence of cellphone cameras with high enough resolutions for people to record the police and then be able to disseminate it over the Internet” is a major reason for the video-recording, says Boston attorney Jeffrey P. Hermes, director of the Citizen Media Law Project.

But law officers are often uncomfortable. “Many officers are also uncomfortable that their activities might be displayed on the Internet and otherwise widely distributed,” says Portland, Ore., lawyer Bert P. Krages, who specializes in the area. “Some also have the impression that photography presents a security risk and are acting according to a post-9/11 mentality.”

Adds Krages: “Law enforcement personnel are still grappling with the idea that ordinary citizens have the right to take images, whereas previously such photographs and videos were taken by professionals employed by traditional media companies.”

“When you talk about citizen journalists, there is also a slightly different relationship between those individuals and the police and the relationship that many mainstream journalists have with the police,” Hermes says. “Those mainstream journalists who cover the police have developed an understanding with the police that many private individuals have not.”

The 1st Circuit found it irrelevant that Glik was a private citizen rather than a professional journalist. “The proliferation of electronic devices with video-recording capability means that many of our images of current events come from bystanders with a ready cellphone or digital camera rather than a traditional film crew,” the court said. “Such developments make clear why the news-gathering protections of the First Amendment cannot turn on professional credentials or status.”

CASES IN PLAY
Glik is far from the only case. The American Civil Liberties Union of Illinois also has a case pending in the Chicago-based 7th Circuit that challenges the constitutionality of the Illinois Eavesdropping Act, as it applies to making video and audio recordings of police performing their public duties.

ACLU of Illinois v. Alvarez, filed in August 2010, claims the broad nature of the Illinois law may expose ACLU members to arrest. “The act makes audio-recording police officers in these circumstances a felony,” the complaint states. “Due to a reasonable fear of arrest and prosecution, the ACLU is restrained from engaging in this conduct.”

A federal district court dismissed the case as moot in October 2010 and the ACLU appealed. Oral argument took place in the 7th Circuit last September.

In May 2011, Emily Good was arrested in Rochester, N.Y., for taking video of police conducting a traffic stop on the street in front of her yard. According to published accounts, police told her they didn’t feel safe with her there. She was later taken into custody.

In April 2010, Anthony Graber faced an indictment in Abingdon, Md., after he recorded a state trooper giving him a ticket and then posted the video on YouTube. Graber, a 25-year-old staff sergeant for the Maryland Air National Guard, was riding his motorcycle down Interstate 95. On top of his helmet was a camera he often used to record his journeys.

The camera was rolling when an unmarked gray sedan cut him off. A man wielding a gun emerged from the driver’s side, yelling at Graber and ordering him to get off his bike. Only then did the state trooper identify himself and holster his weapon. Graber was cited for doing 80 in a 65-mph zone.

Graber accepted his ticket, then posted his video. A few weeks later, he was awakened by six officers raiding his parents’ home, where he lived with his wife and two children. He learned later that a grand jury indictment alleged he had violated state wiretap laws by recording the trooper without his consent.

“Police justifications come in a few different flavors,” Hermes says. There are security concerns and charges of violating wiretap laws, which vary by state. But police also claim they are covered by qualified immunity. The doctrine shields government officials from liability for the violation of an individual’s federal constitutional rights—so long as the official’s actions, even if later found to be unlawful, did not violate “clearly established law.”

David Milton, a Boston-based attorney who represents Glik, points to the 2010 case Kelly v. Borough of Carlisle. There the 3rd Circuit at Philadelphia granted qualified immunity to a police officer who arrested a passenger in a vehicle he had pulled over for speeding. The officer discovered the passenger was video-recording him and claimed the passenger violated Pennsylvania’s Wiretap Act. The appeals court determined that the officer was entitled to qualified immunity because he reasonably believed he had the authority to arrest the passenger.
Part of the problem, Milton says, stems from a 2009 U.S. Supreme Court decision, Pearson v. Callahan, in which the justices said lower courts had the option of deciding cases based on whether the law was clearly established, without first determining whether there had been a violation of individual constitutional rights.

But Glik altered the balance, saying there is a clearly established right to monitor the police.

“On the First Amendment issue, the concept that there is a clearly established right seems consistent with prior case law in the 1st Circuit and the experience of media recording in public as long as there have been video cameras,” Hermes says. “For decades we have had television stations recording in public and not facing sanctions.”

Adds Milton: “What is so good about the 1st Circuit decision in Glik is that the judges recognized that even though there may not be a prior case of a police officer in a park with a person on a cellphone, basic long-standing First Amendment principles clearly apply to the situation even though it involves new technology.”

Although there is no Supreme Court ruling that finds a right to record in public, Hermes says, many believe there is a clearly established constitutional right to monitor the police.

“Police serve a vital function and most law enforcement officers are very decent people who should be commended,” Krages says.

“However,” he adds, “the police are in a position to grossly abuse civil liberties, and the bad ones cause a lot of harm. In many situations, a determination of what actually happened comes down to deciding whether the officer is more credible than a suspect or citizen. Consumer-level imaging, particularly video, has captured images of officers acting very inappropriately in all sorts of situations.”

via abajournal.com
Learn more about Professor Hudson here... http://law.vanderbilt.edu/hudson or visit his website at http://www.davidlhudsonjrbooks.com/index.html
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Using TRAPWIRE to investigate misconduct in the Police State?

by Elyssa Durant, Ed.M. Policy Analyst and Citizen Journalist with a Camera Phone

I was trying to de-escalate the situation with the local Police Department since I realize how much danger this city is in given recent laws to persecute Muslims and people who were not born in the United States 287(g)

However, after watching the violence erupting around me, knowing that I am the primary target [thanks to COINTELPRO agent provocateurs] and being questioned by the police about my twitter stream, I really don't give a fuck.

These people have no idea how they are being manipulated by disinformation agents, toxic living conditions and a system that is far more corrupt than even I imagined.

The "monitor" who controls the surveillance cameras clearly has some special deal with Metro because despite all the violence that broke out, he finds the time to threaten, harass and stalk me ignoring the fact that several residents threatened me after spooks came in and told people to stay away from me or they will "get in trouble"

WHAT THE FUCK? I have no history of violence and have never even been in a fight,I weigh 124 pounds and all these people are afraid of me? Do I "look dangerous" because I am quite certain it won't be long before someone makes another attempt on my life.

Much like Trayvon Martin, I was told police were on there way after a man threw a brick through my window and then chased me down the street.

I was on the phone with 911 the whole time screaming "HELP, HELP, HELP" yet the police claim they did not want to waste radio space to update status of my call to a Code 3. Are you fucking kidding me?

911 told me to return to the scene of the crime where I was assaulted a second time, and the cops didn't even bother to arrest him or take witness statements. In fact, the officer would not even step out of the car to speak with me because he did not like the way I was dressed.

Because no action was taken against the man that assaulted me and vowed to kill and my father (who just happens to be a former Fed) I constantly carry my iPhone because the cops claim they did not have enough evidence to arrest this man. They never bothered to check the surveillance camera and did not take statements from additional witnesses.

They did, however take issue with the fact that I placed a video on YouTube and were even more upset that I contacted a former colleague in the Mayor's Office who then requested an investigation. They sent two Lieutenants to my home; one was aggressive and disrespectful and was more interested in what book I was reading and my website than the facts of the case.

I was told that they would follow up with the other witnesses who would corroborate my story, and that a Special Operations Unit and Gang Unit would be contacted regarding the racial comments that became commonplace every time I left the apartment.

One man hung up Nazi flags, another started praying in Muslim and all hell broke loose in the neighborhood. I became a target because I was white in a Black neighborhood, and apparently that alone was enough to incite hatred among the other tenants and I feared for life each time I left my apartment, so the police told me NOT to leave my home. THAT IS OUTRAGEOUS.

The other tenants became more and more abusive and violent since they now had a new sense of entitlement because they knew the police would not take action.

It is worth noting that even after I left, the violence continued to escalate and one women was stabbed and several other injured in fights that broke out in the hallway. The cops still did not arrest the people who continue to live in the neighborhood, and some of them have shown up here at my new apartment to harass me and spread rumors.

The neighbors here have suddenly became abusive and overly concerned with my religion and it seems the writing is on the wall. They think my healthy paranoia is "suspicious" and I think their behavior is outrageous.

They constantly stand outside my window and scream at me and the "monitor" called the police on me after he threatened me and told me I was not allowed to go near a "white car." There were SIX white cars, two of which have no tags, so how am I to know which white car is the one who stopped me at the mailbox and told me that two men were knocking at my door and were here to beat me up?

I may very well be the next Treyvan Martin and if so, so be it. I am old enough and experienced enough to know that these people do not see the bigger picture~ that they are being used to as examples to bring down the police state and usher in the New World Order.

I leave these notes because I do not know if I will get shot at today, tomorrow or next week, and I think it is important to let people know that I have spent my entire life studying gang violence, and have fought hard against police corruption and discrimination so regardless of what happens to me, I do not want my work (or experience) to be in vain.

I am one of the good guys, and if you can't see that by now... then take some time to look through some of my publications which are systematically being removed from the internet by groups like Anonymous, Lulz, and AntiSec.

This breaks my heart, but I am fighting a losing battle. I am starting to question my commitment and given the communities response~ I am not sure if they are worth the sacrifice.

That's all for today. This is the Daily Dose for March 29, 2012.
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ANOTHER POST THE POLICE TOOK ISSUE WITH:

Metro Nashville Police Department continue to cover up crimes by failing to follow established code of conduct in lower income neighborhoods.
Some power hungry police officer demands to search my iPhone after he notices I am video taping the MNPD who took three hours to respond to multiple neighbors call 911 after witnessing multiple violent assaults against two women and one man on Monday evening.
I called 911 after two people approached my window threatening my life for being a "cracker Jew bitch" and threw a brick through my window where I was working on two projects about Cointelpro as a driving force behind the Occupy movement that is being funded by The American Nazi Party and the Lucis Trust.
I was interviewing someone who had been involved with Nazi medical experiments and how it effected his four children who suffer with a variety of neurological and psychological problems that are typical of victims of Mengele's subjects.
I had just received notification from the copyright office (USTPO) in Virginia that my submission was approved and was thrilled to learn that my publications and identity would be protected under trademark and copyright laws since I received several take down notices from the police and google that my site was in danger of being seized due to the number of complaints received about the content: THE TRUTH.

Ironic when I noticed which posts were being removed due to the sensitive nature (and my vast knowledge) about the true purpose of organized, controlled opposition as a driving force to escalate domestic unrest designed to incite violence justifying a Police State ushering in the New World Order.
This is not the first, second, or even third time I have been stopped by undercover police or random uniforms knocking on my door to search my cell.

One cop came running after me, demanded to see my cell phone and after running my license to check for warrants (which seemed extreme) and finding none, he wrote up an incident report for "suspicious behavior" for video taping a crime scene.

He not only searched my cell phone without a warrant, but proceeded to DELETE crime scene photos.

THAT IS A VIOLATION OF BOTH THE FOURTH AND THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT, AND THAT'S ABOUT AS SERIOUS AS IT GETS.

RELEVANT HISTORY THAT HAS NEVER BEEN MADE PUBLIC:

Despite being a "confidential" informant in an undercover sting operation that went bad [way bad] in 2009 at the request of the Mayor's Office and several police officers not to be named at this time, I became an informant when I saw people selling prescription drugs to teenagers in DCS custody.

I wanted it to stop, and at the police sergeant's request, I agreed to work with the Crime Suppression Unit to keep these kids from inevitable path to lifelong addiction and criminal behavior.

I was instructed to report on the illegal activities, which included taking down license plates and traffic patterns indicative of illegal drug sales.

After lengthy discussions with my contact in the department, the majority of all follow up communications were via e-mail on my cell phone so my neighbors would not hear me discussing the situation.

That fateful day my cell was jammed and hacked, I was unable to receive or send critical communications to alert me that shit went bad, and my cover was blown.

None of this ever made it though the network, and the e-mails reside on a microchip that is an UNDISCLOSED LOCATION with about 40 back ups at the ACLU, FBI, and Nightly News just in case something happens to me before I transfer out of here into a safer jurisdiction.

That was the first, but not the last time my cell was jammed and hacked.

I could not receive communications or directions from the crime suppression unit, and I wound up being assaulted and hospitalized after one of the bullets hit my window.

I was promised a police escort and advanced warning, but they never showed up, until they did with automatic assault rifles at my front door.

It was too late.

I have never disclosed those emails, however they have since been accessed by hackers from Lulz, AntiSec and whoever accessed my computer when I was out of town this time last year.

How do I know? Because the PC hadn't been turned on in several years and the last ten documents opened were my detailed call records and an e-mail to a certain politician who also had his cell phone records searched and used against him in an ugly court battle and political campaign.

SO, they're you have it folks The truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help me [aliens]

Now, an obvious target by the police department, I am constantly harassed, stopped, searched, interrogated or subjected to "unofficial complaints" of harassment that always seem to follow a pattern I know all too well.

SO, when the investigator tries to tell me that I would not make a good witness since I called 911 from my closet AFTER the brick came through my window, what they mean is, we will make sure your credibility is destroyed through false reports, and constant harassment should you ever decide to sue us for police misconduct.

Well, fuck you!

After yet another incident where the police failed to respond to a life threatening situation in a timely manner, insult and intimidate me, three times in 24 hours, then ultimately release the suspect claiming there is not enough evidence??

I CALL TRAPWIRE!!

When you refuse to take witness statements; reveal your name or badge numbers, and another violent criminal continues to terrorize me for months on end, and the police refuse to review the live feed trapwire video that would show beyond any shadow of a doubt that this man assaulted me AND three other individuals within minutes of being released?

No evidence? Check the fucking surveillance cams just above the the scene of the crime.
Hell, check MY surveillance cam! I don't leave home without it!

Just me,
e
@ELyssaD

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Using TRAPWIRE to investigate misconduct in the Police State?

by Elyssa Durant, Ed.M. Policy Analyst and Citizen Journalist with a Camera Phone