Top 10 Civil Liberties News Stories of the Week - August 11, 2006 Edition

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I've been out sick, which delayed this week's top 10, but the news waits for no one. Well, except advertisers, but that's different:

1. London Terrorism Scare Reignites Ethnic Profiling Debate
2. ACLU: Prisoners at Orleans Parish Prison Left Behind During Hurricane Katrina
3. Cybercrime Treaty May Endanger Internet Free Speech
4. Study: Black Survivors of Hurricane Katrina Subjected to Housing Discrimination
5. ACLU Challenges Reauthorized PATRIOT Act in Court
6. North Carolina Establishes Innocence Inquiry Commission
7. Report: Judges Differ Dramatically on Asylum Petitions
8. Blacklisted Pilot Exonerated
9. Original Plaintiff Seeks to Overturn Landmark Abortion Case
10. Black Jack Anti-Cohabitation Law to Be Challenged in Court

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