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FBI probes Murdoch's media empire as News Corp. scandal escalates
He said that the journalists asked him to access records showing the calls that had been made to and from the mobile phones belonging to the victims and their relatives." "His presumption was that they wanted the information so they could hack into the
Updated: 07/24/2011 12:13P
FBI begins inquiry of Murdoch empire
He said that the journalists asked him to access records showing the calls that had been made to and from the mobile phones belonging to the victims and their relatives." "His presumption was that they wanted the information so they could hack into the
Updated: 07/24/2011 11:49A
NBC29FBI inquiry of Murdoch's empire: reliance on Brits
The law is most often applied in Third World countries without a robust legal system. US and British officials have long-standing agreements on handling overlapping criminal cases; those arrangements favor US deference to Britain's police payoffs probe
Updated: 07/24/2011 11:14A
FBI inquiry of Murdoch's empire: reliance on Brits
He said that the journalists asked him to access records showing the calls that had been made to and from the mobile phones belonging to the victims and their relatives." "His presumption was that they wanted the information so they could hack into the
Updated: 07/24/2011 11:13A
The FBI's inquiry of Murdoch empire: a case of co-ordination with British
He said that the journalists asked him to access records showing the calls that had been made to and from the mobile phones belonging to the victims and their relatives." "His presumption was that they wanted the information so they could hack into the
Updated: 07/24/2011 11:13A
The FBI's inquiry of Murdoch empire: a case of coordination with British
He said that the journalists asked him to access records showing the calls that had been made to and from the mobile phones belonging to the victims and their relatives." "His presumption was that they wanted the information so they could hack into the
Updated: 07/24/2011 11:13A
Parts of Alabama immigration law likely to stand up in court
The coalition of advocacy and legal groups, unions and individuals that filed suit this month against Alabama's comprehensive immigration law will seek a temporary injunction from US District Judge Sharon Blackburn on Aug. 24.
Updated: 07/24/2011 10:01A
Proposal addresses tribal domestic violence
Brent Leonhard, interim attorney general for the confederated tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation in Oregon, said the tribes' government has a comprehensive criminal code that covers family crimes. He said everyone there is entitled to a public
Updated: 07/24/2011 04:26A
Payola pervasive, corrosive - Luxury vehicles, apartments said to be among
Four, that there must be financial sanctions for breaches of regulations, payola being one example and probably the most extreme in terms of the penalties that we have recommended," he said. However, payola is a criminal law matter, while the other
Updated: 07/24/2011 02:01A
Region state sentator leads charge for reform of Ind. marijuana laws
Business leaders asking government to stop interfering in their work is a common occurrence at the Statehouse, and the Republican-controlled General Assembly usually is eager to remove obstacles impeding entrepreneurship. But when that business is
Updated: 07/24/2011 01:59A
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