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Welfare Recipients in San Diego Forced To Give Up 4th Amendment
In San Diego, poor people who want public benefits must give up their privacy. Investigators from the district attorney's office there make unannounced visits to the homes of people applying for welfare, poking around in garbage cans, medicine chests and laundry baskets.

Bush critics receive additional charge in criminal case
Two DuPage County residents who were charged in May for disorderly conduct after hanging a protest banner on a bridge above the I-355 tollway now are facing additional misdemeanor charges of reckless conduct and unauthorized display of a sign on a highway.

Senator's Use of Defense Funding Bill to Pass “Hate Crimes” Proposal Called “Reckless”
The leader of a national pro-family organization is accusing a U.S. Senator of jeopardizing the welfare of American soldiers in an underhanded attempt to have “sexual orientation” added to the list of federally-protected hate crimes categories.

Senate Prepares Vote On Hate Crime Legislation

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