Mar 29, 2013

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Ex-White House Official Joins Group Fighting "Excessive" Online Privacy Laws
Mother Jones
As the Obama administration and tech company lobbyists chip away at the European Union's attempts to protect online privacy, a new pro-industry coalition has popped up to join the fray. Not quite two weeks ago, the Coalition for Privacy and Free Trade ...
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Ayer officials attend Open Meeting Law workshop
The Sun
AYER -- Most at Thursday's Open Meeting Law workshop at Town Hall were town officials. Assistant Attorney General Amy Nable, director of the Division of Open Government, said the law's purpose is to "strike a balance between government efficiency and ...
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Chief cut law-enforcement teeth at St. John's Hospital
The Sun
LOWELL -- When he looks around the Lowell Police Department, Ken Lavallee sees quite a number of people he goes way back with. Long before he ever became chief, Lavallee worked with colleagues like Deputy Superintendent Arthur Ryan, Lts. Tim ...
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China detains Nobel winner's brother-in-law: lawyer
Ahram Online
Liu Hui is the brother-in-law of Chinese political activist Liu Xiaobo, who was jailed for 11 years in 2009 for "subversion," after circulating a charter calling for democratic reforms, and who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2010. The Nobel ...
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FBI Wants To Spy On Your Online Chats As They Happen
Popular Science
The FBI's latest call for great legal power to spy on online chats as the happen is just a sign of the perpetual cat-and-mouse between police enforcing the law and criminals trying to dodge it. The next likely move for criminals (and other, totally ...
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House GOP OKs 2 Luna Law Type Bills
The Spokesman Review (blog)
The two measures, pushed by the Idaho School Board Association after similar provisions were dumped as part of voters' rejection of the "Students Come First" laws in November, each cleared the chamber on 57-13 votes, with Democrats against the ...
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'Indefinite suspension' urged for online financial disclosure rules for feds
Washington Post
The law originally was designed to prevent insider trading by members of Congress and their staffs by disclosing their financial dealings. But other upper-level federal employees were added without the benefit of hearings on the ramifications that ...
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Chinese military to further cooperation with maritime law enforcement
People's Daily Online
BEIJING, March 28 (Xinhua) -- The Chinese military will beef up cooperation with the country's maritime law enforcement forces in a move to better protect China's maritime rights and interests, a Ministry of National Defense spokesman said Thursday.
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STOCK law online requirement should be suspended, report says
Congress should "indefinitely suspend" requirements for the online posting of personal financial information of high-ranking federal employees, says a report by ...
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