December 19, 2005: Civil Liberties Crisis Confronts Nation

December 12, 2005: PATRIOT Act Deal Falls Short on Civil Liberties Checks and Balances

November 18, 2005: Congressional Revolt Over Civil Liberties; PATRIOT Reform Hangs in the Balance

October 19, 2005: European Nations Push for More Government Control Over Internet

October 05, 2005: CDT Highlights Broadcast Flag Issues in Advance of Possible Legislative Push

September 07, 2005: Congress Considers Data Security Legislation

August 17, 2005: Federal Appeals Court Reaffirms E-Mail Privacy Protections

July 19, 2005: Coalition Forms to Tackle Spyware

July 08, 2005: Federal Campaign Rules Must Protect Individual Users' Online Speech

July 01, 2005: Supreme Court Rules Grokster can be Held Liable For Inducing Infringement

June 30, 2005: Open CRS Web Site Shows Great Demand for Congressional Reports

June 09, 2005: CDT Challenges Utah Internet Censorship Law

June 07, 2005: CDT Proposes Balanced Framework for Online Copyright Protection

June 06, 2005: Coalition Calls for Political Speech Protections

June 02, 2005: Civil Liberties at Issue in PATRIOT Act Reauthorization

May 12, 2005: CDT Issues Principles, Expands Campaign to Protect Online Political Speech

May 05, 2005: CDT Calls on Congress to Block Effort to Regulate Individuals' Online Political Speech

April 26, 2005: SAFE Act Would Control PATRIOT Powers

March 31, 2005: High Court Hears Grokster File-Sharing Case

March 22, 2005: Utah Enacts Internet Blocking Law Similar to Pennsylvania Law Overturned in 2004

March 08, 2005: Recent Information Security Breaches Raise Privacy Concerns

February 17, 2005: Appeals Court Agrees to Reconsider Ruling About French Censorship of U.S. Speech

February 16, 2005: Spam Deluge Continues - Will Technology Succeed Where Law Failed?

January 28, 2005: CDT Renews Call For Privacy Legislation At First Commerce Committee Hearing

January 26, 2005: CDT, Tech Groups Urge High Court to Protect Internet Innovation

January 18, 2005: Federal ID Proposals for US Citizens and Others Grow in Number and Scope