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Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman | Advisory-Employee Data Privacy-An Overview
Many data privacy laws explicitly provide affected parties with personal rights of action for statutory violations. Civil fines are also common, and some laws permit criminal prosecution for egregious cases. For example, fines for a HIPAA privacy
Updated: 10/21/2011 12:10A
CBS 3 Springfield - WSHMUS reps seek new law after raids at Gibson guitars
Court documents filed in Hamburg, Germany, indicate that Nagel entered into bankruptcy proceedings there last month. The two managers of Nagel listed in the German bankruptcy notice, Andreas Krauth and Dieter Krauth, are also listed as directors of
Updated: 10/21/2011 12:02A
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(AP) -- Australia's attorney general says he will tell Britain that two Australian soldiers who were executed more than a century ago for war crimes in South Africa had likely been denied fair trials under the British military justice system.
Updated: 10/20/2011 11:56P
Police say: Handyman Faces Criminal Charges For Not Finishing Repair Job
A Piney Flats' handyman now faces criminal charges for failure to finish a repair job. Kingsport police tell News 5, James Richard Rowe faces charges for theft over a tousand dollars. After an investigation revealed he took partial payment for repairs
Updated: 10/20/2011 11:42P
2 SC Possible Embezzlement Cases Sent To SLED
The state Inspector General's office had been looking into the cases, both of which are at the same agency, and turned them over to SLED once it looked like there may be criminal wrongdoing. Inspector General Jim Martin says, "It appears that some
Updated: 10/20/2011 11:29P
Women`s bill
Once again, the passage of the Prevention of Anti-Women Practices (Criminal Law Amendment) Bill was blocked as a result of disparate and even bizarre red herrings. The house was about to vote on the last clause when estranged PPP member Shah Mehmood
Updated: 10/20/2011 11:18P
Law West & East of Privilege Creek
A Pipe Creep was picked up for a first DWI. A villain from Brownsville traveled to the Hill Country only to be collared for being pie-eyed in public. In addition to the above arrests, last week local law enforcement officers also responded to a pair of
Updated: 10/20/2011 11:00P
Fake storefront key in criminal round-up
For more than a year, undercover officers from the Gilroy Police Department and other law enforcement agencies used a South County storage facility during "Operation Garlic Press" as a front for trading thousands of dollars in cash for
Updated: 10/20/2011 10:01P
KCTV 5US reps seek new law after raids at Gibson guitars
Court documents filed in Hamburg, Germany, indicate that Nagel entered into bankruptcy proceedings there last month. The two managers of Nagel listed in the German bankruptcy notice, Andreas Krauth and Dieter Krauth, are also listed as directors of
Updated: 10/20/2011 09:59P
Law Catches Up with Rio Drug Lord in Paraguay Hideout
His arrest could mark the end of a long criminal career. Mendes first catapulted to national attention in Brazil when he masterminded a break-out from Rio de Janeiro's Polinter prison. In an operation carefully planned to free several top Red Command
Updated: 10/20/2011 09:49P
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