Courtesy of a poster named "hot_sauce" over at PowderMag:
In April 2002, several miles off the coast of Florida, two Greenpeace activists boarded a ship carrying wood illegally exported from the Brazilian Amazon. The activists carried out a peaceful protest, but instead of intercepting the contraband and prosecuting the smugglers, the US government has decided to prosecute Greenpeace, making this the first time in history that the US government has prosecuted an entire organization for free speech related activities, and they are trying to do it without a jury trial.
Full Story:
http://www.greenpeace.org/international_en/features/details?item_id=327510
In April 2002, several miles off the coast of Florida, two Greenpeace activists boarded a ship carrying wood illegally exported from the Brazilian Amazon. The activists carried out a peaceful protest, but instead of intercepting the contraband and prosecuting the smugglers, the US government has decided to prosecute Greenpeace, making this the first time in history that the US government has prosecuted an entire organization for free speech related activities, and they are trying to do it without a jury trial.
Full Story:
http://www.greenpeace.org/international_en/features/details?item_id=327510