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July 27, 2009

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Pirate Pleads Guilty to Illegally Distributing Slumdog Millionaire

allan16 years ago16 years ago13 mins

By Rachel Leven ticklethewire.com Not all pirates sail the perilous seas. Take Pirate – film pirate that is — Owen Moody. The 25-year-old from San Marcos, Calif., who navigated the Internet under the assumed names “Tranceyo” and “Gizmothekitty”, pleaded guilty last week in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles to a copyright violation for distributing…

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FBI Dir. Mueller Dedicates New FBI Building in Louisville

allan16 years ago12 years ago23 mins

By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com FBI Director Robert Mueller III sprinkled a little wit and humor in a speech he delivered Monday during the dedication of the new $40 million, three-story FBI building in Louisville just south of I-64. “Having had a chance to tour the new space, I am doubtful that any of you will…

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7 Charged With Terrorism in North Carolina

allan16 years ago12 years ago02 mins

The U.S. Attorney in North Carolina said it was a reminder that terrorists “can grow and fester right here at home.” The question is, how much of a threat were these people? Hopefully in coming days and weeks we’ll get a sense. By The Associated Press A North Carolina man trained in Pakistan and Afghanistan…

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Justice Dept. Hopes to Close Anthrax Case Soon

allan16 years ago16 years ago02 mins

One year after scientist Bruce Ivins killed himself, the department is trying to close up the case. But there are still some folks who believe that Ivins was not the culprit. Is this one of those cases that will continue to produce conspiracy theories that go far beyond this one scientist? Suspect Bruce Ivins By…

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EX-Fed Prosecutor Who Monitored Detroit Police Resigns After Justice Dept. Alerts Judge of Improprieties

allan16 years ago16 years ago02 mins

No one will disagree if you were to say the city of Detroit doesn’t need any more scandals — particularly any involving the former Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick.  The monitor that stepped down was a former federal prosecutor in Washington and a former district attorney in N.Y. BY DAVID ASHENFELTER and JOE SWICKARD DETROIT FREE PRESS…

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Back Off New Jersey: Illinois Still Pretty Corrupt and Has 2nd Most FBI Agents Assigned to Corruption

allan16 years ago12 years ago02 mins

There’s some badge of pride for being the most corrupt state. Illinois doesn’t want to conceded defeat to New Jersey or any other state for that matter. With 42 Illinois FBI agents assigned to public corruption, only D.C. has more, the Sun-Times points out. BY NATASHA KORECKI Chicago Sun-Times CHICAGO — Hey, back off, New…

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Another High Profile Justice Dept. Case Crumbles

allan16 years ago16 years ago02 mins

This high profile case is another embarrassment for the Justice Department, which has seen some big setbacks in cases like the one involving ex-Sen. Stevens. The conviction in that was voided. Mike Scarcella National Law Journal In the eyes of the Justice Department, Zhenli Ye Gon   is a major player. The one-time fugitive allegedly…

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Immigration Officials Locking Up Hundreds of the Wrong People

allan16 years ago16 years ago02 mins

It seems when you have hundreds of people wrongfully locked up, there’s a big problem. When people are being put behind bars for the wrong reasons, something is very very wrong. By Tyche Hendricks San Francisco Chronicle SAN FRANCISCO — The son of a decorated Vietnam veteran, Hector Veloz is a U.S. citizen, but in…

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