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Why isn't the military holding up their oath to the Constitution?
July 3, 2025 at 10:02 PM
Why isn't the military holding up their oath to the Constitution?
Same goes for health care providers at the VA. Doctors and other medical staff can now be barred from working at the VA based on their marital status, political party affiliation, or union activity.
June 16, 2025 at 6:02 PM
Same goes for health care providers at the VA. Doctors and other medical staff can now be barred from working at the VA based on their marital status, political party affiliation, or union activity.
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Some states say it is. Others say it isn't. And the Supreme Court has not ruled on this matter. So, protect your 5th Amendment rights and change how you access your devices. 👍🙌
Some states say it is. Others say it isn't. And the Supreme Court has not ruled on this matter. So, protect your 5th Amendment rights and change how you access your devices. 👍🙌
April 15, 2025 at 9:11 PM
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Some states say it is. Others say it isn't. And the Supreme Court has not ruled on this matter. So, protect your 5th Amendment rights and change how you access your devices. 👍🙌
Some states say it is. Others say it isn't. And the Supreme Court has not ruled on this matter. So, protect your 5th Amendment rights and change how you access your devices. 👍🙌
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Providing a passcode, password, etc. to someone else is considered a testimonial act which could be self-incriminating. This is a violation of the 5th Amendment. Biometrics does not fall under the same consideration.
Providing a passcode, password, etc. to someone else is considered a testimonial act which could be self-incriminating. This is a violation of the 5th Amendment. Biometrics does not fall under the same consideration.
April 15, 2025 at 9:11 PM
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Providing a passcode, password, etc. to someone else is considered a testimonial act which could be self-incriminating. This is a violation of the 5th Amendment. Biometrics does not fall under the same consideration.
Providing a passcode, password, etc. to someone else is considered a testimonial act which could be self-incriminating. This is a violation of the 5th Amendment. Biometrics does not fall under the same consideration.