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Cocaine Deals For Missiles and Dirty Bombs Gets 13 Year Prison Term

  Jhon Jairo Cruz Trejos, a/k/a “Mellizo,” Attempted to Broker Cocaine-Financed Weapons Deals Involving Highly Enriched Uranium, Missiles, and Machine Guns   Preet Bharara, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, announced that JHON JAIRO CRUZ TREJOS, a/k/a “Mellizo,” a citizen of Colombia, was sentenced today to 13 years in prison […]

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7 Reasons Why Billionaires Are Increasingly Flocking To This Small Country

At a time of turmoil people look to places of calm – safe havens and pleasant countries to savor their savings and their lives. So why are billionaires and others seeking a bolthole, or more, in this country? Favorite bolthole countries are far and wide, from Switzerland with its withering secrecy laws and beauty, Uruguay

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Statement from US Attorney On Withdrawl of iPhone Access Order

          The government has asked a United States Magistrate Judge in Riverside, California to vacate her order compelling Apple to assist the FBI in unlocking the iPhone that was used by one of the terrorists who murdered 14 innocent Americans in San Bernardino on December 2nd of last year. Our decision to conclude the

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Flight Attendant Allegedly Tried To Import 70 Pounds of Cocaine Through LAX

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        LOS ANGELES – A JetBlue flight attendant who allegedly attempted to use her credentials to bring nearly 70 pounds of cocaine through a security checkpoint at Los Angeles International Airporton Friday was charged today with a federal narcotics trafficking offense.         Marsha Reynolds, 31, of Jamaica, New York, was taken into custody this afternoon

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What Happens When An Employee Defames Your Customer on Facebook?

Mintz Levin – In Howard v. Hertz Global Holdings, Inc., a Hawaiian Federal Court found that Hertz Rent-a-Car could not be held responsible for its employee’s Facebook comments about one of its customers.  While employers should welcome the outcome, it did turn on the facts, and could have produced a different result under different circumstances.  Employers

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Credit Union Boss Accepted Bribes From Unlawful Bitcoin Exchange

LawFuel.com – The Law News Daily Site – Preet Bharara, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, Diego Rodriguez, Assistant Director-in-Charge of the New York Field Office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (“FBI”), and David E. Beach, Special Agent-in-Charge of the New York Field Office of the United States Secret

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