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Deputy Assistant Attorney General From Department of Justice Criminal Division
The event's featured speaker will be Deputy Assistant Attorney General from the Department of Justice's (DOJ) Criminal Division, Jason Weinstein, who will discuss the DOJ's intellectual property enforcement efforts, the work of the IP Task Force,
Updated: 02/16/2012 09:06A
Proposed 'surveillance' Bill isn't a black and white issue, MP says
This legislation is designed to bring the Criminal Code into this century and this decade and provide for the ability to preserve data that might not otherwise be retained, to allow for law enforcement agencies to apply for the warrants to obtain the
Updated: 02/16/2012 08:46A
Women Lawyers Bringing Legal Aid to People
However, she still loved her husband very much so didn't want a divorce but needed a separation," Mkinga explained. After finding more of the intricate family details from the client the professional lawyer called the husband by telephone and asked him
Updated: 02/16/2012 08:46A
Meet Gulf Breeze's NEW TOP COP
He initially studied pre-med in college, but a fascination with law enforcement led Randle to switch gears. He earned a bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice at the University of West Florida in 1979. Scott Page/Gulf Breeze News Question: What
Updated: 02/16/2012 08:35A
Judges not soft on crime
TIM Priest ("Untouchable in their gowns", 15/2) provides some evidence in favour of one of the NSW Chief Justice's points, namely that much of the public's distrust in the criminal justice system - that the legal community is soft on crime - is fuelled
Updated: 02/16/2012 08:24A
Garnet - A New Investigatory Role For The Banks?
Guernsey, in response to its position as a major offshore financial centre and to maintain its regulatory reputation introduced the Proceeds Law to enable it to "deter criminals from attempting to use the Bailiwick for the purpose of laundering the
Updated: 02/16/2012 08:08A
How do you compensate war crimes?
On their arrival back home it was clear that the rest of the community in West Java where Dutch troops murdered 431 people were not happy. Professor Rianne Letschert sees this as an example of how the justice system fails victims.
Updated: 02/16/2012 08:06A
Attorneys for Kansas City bishop file motions asking for dismissal of criminal
"If he guts the state law requiring many adults to report suspected child sex crimes, that will no doubt lead to more child sex crimes and more child molesters going undetected." Attorneys for the diocese said they were joining in the dismissal motions
Updated: 02/16/2012 07:56A
SALC: Court must compel SAPS /NPA to investigate Zim crimes against humanity
"The decision not to pursue credible evidence of crimes against humanity was taken for political reasons," said Nicole Fritz, Executive Director of SALC, "it ignored South Africa's clear obligations under both international and domestic law.
Updated: 02/16/2012 07:08A
Amid protests, Kobach pushes immigration laws
Meanwhile, a new proposal with strong support from the business community would require the state to help undocumented immigrants who face deportation but haven't committed any crimes to get visas from the federal government to work in industries with
Updated: 02/16/2012 07:07A
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