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In the age of terrorism, the world has become more dangerous for activists, dissenters and civilians whose civil rights have been encroached upon. The Center for Constituional Rights explores the current situation of the criminalisation of dissent, from the surveillance of activists who are labelled as terrorists. Features chapters on what today's activists must know about the threats posed by law enforcement agencies and their tactics, as well as the actual text released by the FBI which clarifies their approach to policing dissent.
Contents
1. An introduction discussing the current state of dissent2. If An Agent Knocks. Sections Include: Can An Agent Search My Trash?"Sneak and Peek" searchesWhat is Entrapment?When Can the Government Tap My Phone Calls?Can the Government Monitor My Text Messages?National Security LettersWhat Threats Do Grand Juries Pose to Activists?Special Considerations for Non-Citizens3. Restore. Protect. Expand: The Right to Dissent (CCR white paper)4. FBI manual for infiltrating activist groups5. A history of the right to dissent in the United States