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The F.B.I. cast a much wider net in its terrorism investigations than it has previously acknowledged by relying on telecommunications companies to analyze phone-call patterns of the associates of Americans who had come under suspicion, according to newly obtained bureau records.

The F.B.I. cast a much wider net in its terrorism investigations than it has previously acknowledged by relying on telecommunications companies to analyze phone-call patterns of the associates of Americans who had come under suspicion, according to newly obtained bureau records. The documents indicate that the Federal Bureau of Investigation used secret demands for records […]

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Planned Changes for Consumer Credit Code – The Queensland Department of Tourism, Fair Trading and Wine Industry Development – Clayton Utz

LAWFUEL – The Legal Newswire – The Queensland Department of Tourism, Fair Trading and Wine Industry Development has recently released an exposure draft of proposed amendments to the Consumer Credit Code for comment. These amendments are intended to address issues in the fringe credit market, however, they apply to, and may have substantial impact on,

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NZ Government To Review Electricity Sector’s Continuance Of Supply Obligation – Bell Gully

LAWFUEL – The Legal Newswire – The Government has published a discussion document proposing a review of Section 62 of the Electricity Act 1992 – the Continuance of Supply Obligation. Section 62 of the Electricity Act 1992 (the Act) provides that New Zealand lines companies are required to continue to supply line services to places

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Gerry McCann Refused To Answer 40 Key Questions About Madeleine’s Disappearance

LAWFUEL – The Legal Newswire – Gerry McCann refused to answer 40 key questions about the disappearance of his daughter during a key interview by detectives after he was made an official suspect, it was reported today. Friends of Mr McCann and his wife, Kate, believe that detectives are desperately trying to trick or bully

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Rambus Settles Class Action Stock Option Lawsuit For $18 Million

LAWFUEL – The Legal Newswire – Rambus Inc will pay US$18 million to settle a class-action lawsuit over stock-option accounting. The suit was filed last year on behalf of shareholders after the audit committee of Rambus’s board of directors found that the company had improperly accounted for stock-option grants. Under the settlement, which still needs

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The iPhone Lawsuit And Similar Claims Targeted In Law Against Patent Speculators

LAWFUEL – The Legal Newswire – When Apple Inc. released its vaunted iPhone in June, critics were intrigued by its cutting-edge form touch-screen technology. Barely a month later, a doctor from Iowa publicly claimed he’d actually come up with the idea first, and he filed a patent-infringement lawsuit. Apple and other big technology companies have

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Former Justice Department lawyer Jack Goldsmith explains to Newsweek why he fought the White House’s aggressive legal maneuvers in the fight against terror.

Jack Goldsmith may not be a household name. But he was a key player in the post-9/11 battle over how much power the president should have in fighting terrorism. Hired in 2003 to run the Justice Department’s Office of Legal Counsel, Goldsmith was charged with advising the White House on the limits of executive power.

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Corporate Counsel Awards – WMACCA Names Finalists for 2007 Corporate Counsel Awards

— Winners to Be Announced on October 25 at Awards Gala — WASHINGTON– LAWFUEL – The Legal Newswire – The Washington Metropolitan Area Corporate Counsel Association (WMACCA), the largest regional bar association for in-house counsel, today announced finalists for its 2007 Corporate Counsel Awards. The awards honor the work of the region’s leading in-house practitioners

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