Constitutional Communications

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  • ConComm’s in the Indy: Snowden’s Nightmare is Coming True

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    Snowden’s Nightmare is Coming True: How to guard yourself against ‘turnkey tyranny’. January 6, 2017 Speaking on Capitol Hill yesterday, National Intelligence Director James Clapper raised concerns over the “disparagement of the U.S. Intelligence community” and the “existential threat” posed by Russia. But the results of last year’s elections should raise even greater concerns for…

  • Best of 2016: ConComms in the Indypendent

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    Constitutional Communications article “In an Age of Mass Surveillance, Encryption Gives Us an Edge” was chosen as one of the best articles of 2016 by the staff of the Indypendent! The Indypendent is a New York City-based free newspaper and online news site. Winner of more than 50 awards from New York Community Media Alliance…

  • Securing Freedom: Digital Security for Organizers

    Securing Freedom: Digital Security for Organizers

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    The vast system of U.S. surveillance will soon be in the hands of a President who has pledged to violate our constitutional and human rights. Now more than ever, organizers need to act to protect their digital security so we can continue to work for democratic social change. Join this webinar to learn practical steps…

  • Constitutional Communications on the Radio

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    Constitutional Communications on Law and Disorder Radio Jonathan from Constitutional Communications recently sat down with Law and Disorder radio for an indepth conversation about the recent Oliver Stone Snowden film and client demands for end to end open source encryption. Law and Disorder is a weekly, independent radio program airing on more then 60 stations…

  • Government Spying, Civil Liberties, Encryption and Attorney Client Communications at NYCLA

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    Short discussion from New York County Lawyers’ Association (NYCLA Bar) and Constitutional Communications experts about the impact of NSA Goverment Spying on Attorney Client communications and US Constitutional Government. From a recent Ethics and Technology accredited Continuing Legal Education(CLE) Program. Excerpt from 2 hour program at NYCLA headquarters in lower manhattan. NYCLA is home to…

  • Constitutional Communications Indypendent article on secure email providers

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    Internet Service Providers You Can Trust Newly leaked FBI guidelines for the use of National Security Letters (NSLs) have finally opened a window into how little control third parties, from Google, to Facebook to the phone company, have over the data of their users. The classified rules, were obtained by The Intercept in June, but…

  • ConComms Joins EFF’s New Alliance

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    We are happy to report that Constitutional Communications has agreed to join the EFF’s new Electronic Frontier Alliance, and fight for the principles of Security, Privacy, Free Expression, Creativity, and Access to Knowledge. The Electronic Frontier Alliance is a grassroots network of community and campus organizations across the United States working to educate our neighbors about the…

  • Concomms Article featured in The Indypendent

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    In an Age of Mass Surveillance, Encryption Gives Us an Edge By Jonathan Stribling-Uss June 29, 2016 The Indypendent Issue # 215 As legal showdowns go, Apple v. FBI came in like a lion and left like a lamb. In February, the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) won a federal court order to compel Apple…

  • Ethics and Technology CLE: What Lawyers Need to Know

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    Ethics and Technology: What You Need to Know About E-Discovery, the Panama Papers, Attorney Liability for Hacks and Other Recent Developments in Technology That Cannot Be Ignored: May 17th at NYCLA Bar Association. CLE Credits: 3 NJ Credits: 3 Ethics; 3 NY Credits: 3 Ethics Join us for the third program in our ongoing series…

  • Attorney Encryption Now at Rights Con 2016

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    Constitutional Communications had great success at Rights Con 2016. We gave three presentations and got David Kaye, the UN Special Rapporteur on the Freedom of Opinion and Expression, to publically support our position that we must update professional ethics for the 21st century by requiring encryption for all attorney client communication. The first presentation was…