Barry Steinhardt

Director of the Technology and Liberty Program at the ACLU

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Director of the Technology and Liberty Program at the American Civil Liberties Union

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Less than a week after two car bombs were found and disarmed in London and the subsequent attack on the airport in Glasgow by two men in a flaming car, British police are certain they…

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