pornography
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Federal judge declines to block Facebook from showing Loveland man ‘pornographic ads’
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A federal judge last week declined a Loveland man’s request to block Facebook from showing him advertisements he deemed pornographic, and which left him feeling traumatized and sexually harassed. Alfred P. Reaud filed a lawsuit earlier this year against Meta Platforms, Inc., which owns Facebook. Reaud documented 93 “unwanted gross and offensive pornographic ads” he…
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Judges uphold police search stemming from IP address, but disagree on legal justification
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Law enforcement in Clear Creek County was in the process of executing a search warrant at a Silver Plume home, looking for devices containing child pornography, when they encountered Kevin M. Dhyne, a tenant in the house’s basement. Dhyne volunteered to a detective that he used his landlord’s Internet – an admission that would culminate in…
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State Supreme Court declines to give Weld County prosecutors another chance to argue for unlawful seizure
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There was little truth to Weld County prosecutors’ claim that a trial judge failed to give them the opportunity to defend a warrantless police seizure, the Colorado Supreme Court ruled on Monday. The justices unceremoniously swatted away an appeal from the Weld County District Attorney’s Office in an unusual unsigned opinion. The appeal arose after…
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Out West Roundup: Huskers’ message to white nationalist: ‘Hate Will Never Win’
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Nebraska Huskers’ message to white nationalist: ‘Hate Will Never Win’ OMAHA – The Nebraska men’s basketball team plans to take a public stand opposing the views of a university student who calls himself a white nationalist in a widely distributed online video. Coach Tim Miles said Friday the team planned to wear T-shirts reading “Hate…
