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For questions specific to the United States as a whole, or that span multiple state jurisdictions. If your question is related to a specific state then you should use that state's tag instead (or as well).
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Is there any report card/accountability for Judges, Police Departments, and Officers?
I am looking for an independent way to evaluate:
Ruling bias
Transparency
Sanctions, warnings, etc
...?
for government agencies, police departments, and any other entity that has the ability to in …
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What is the "chain of authority" that allows the IRS code to force disclosure of a SSN when ...
The bottom of page 38 of H.R. 22, says:
Present Law The administration of passports is the responsibility of
the Department of State.19
The Secretary of State may refuse to issue or renew …
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Does a conscientious objector have the same rights as someone with religious exemption?
There are several laws that allow the omission of an SSN to employers and non-governmental agencies. The general context of those laws is a religious basis.
As America becomes more secular, I wonder …
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In the United States, when can someone legally search my personal laptop? (Government or pri...
Unlike the United Kingdom, U.S. citizens don't have an explicit right to privacy in the Constitution. Although there are implied privacy rights within "penumbras" of the Bill of Rights this has evolve …
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