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By mid-afternoon, protesters tore down a section of the concrete and chain-link security barricade and pelted police officers in riot gear with cans, bottles, rocks and stuffed animals. Officers responded by lobbing canisters of tear

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ACLU to help Pitt student in Web site dispute Thursday, April 12, 2001 By Bill Schackner, Post-Gazette Staff Writer The American Civil Libert

siege up north

QUEBEC — Police sealed off the heart of old Quebec City on Thursday, creating a heavily guarded security zone to keep protesters and possible violence aw

LATimes: FBI's E-Mail Surveillance Getting Boost

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EC Wrote: > "Terror is a very effective form of communication." > --Delenn, Babylon 5 "Terrorists are the only true avant-garde artists because they're the only ones who are still capable of really surprising people." ---Laurie Anderson

Stalking Louis Freeh

Although ChoicePoint says it has records on nearly every American with a credit card, it doesn’t always provide access to that data. The company’s Autotrack service is popular with many age

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Some months ago someone posted about genetic databases being harvested from Iceland, and suggested other places were being surveyed too. Here's a ref for disbelievers. And an unrelated ref on *using* the *state's* DB to bust people based on that DB alone. _Science_ v 291, 16 mar 2001, p 2075:

Germans bring fascism back

[Achtung: Despite the jab, I realize you can substitute "Amerikan" for "German" and "kiddie-prawn" for "nazitunz" -Ed.] Tuesday April 10 1:41 PM ET Germany Cracks Down on Internet Nazi Music Trade By Adam Tanner BERLIN (Reuters) - German police swooped

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Jury Intended Higher Award Against MP3.Com NEW YORK--A federal judge is considering what to do about an almost $300,000 copyright infringement verdict aw

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Apr 6, 2001 - 01:16 PM Confederate T-Shirts Spark Fashion Fight in Southern Schools By Russ Bynum Associated Press Writer RICHMOND HILL, Ga. (AP) - Zane Dunn wore a banned T-shirt to school and became a rebel wit

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Bockwinkel, a former newspaper photojournalist and editor, captured Arends' assault of Coffey on film. (The clear and graphic pictures can be viewed on the CLEAN Web site at http://www.clean.org/photos/photo1.html ). In one photo, Arends is choking the petite Coffey in a parking lot; her body is r

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Found this: What is AttorneyBusters.com? AttorneyBusters.com was created as a vehicle to encourage attorney ethics and responsibility, and promote laws that would discourage attorneys from abusing special protected privileges. Attorney privileges must be preserved, but used with responsibilit

Grand Jury testimony vs. the Constitution

At 10:29 PM 4/4/01 +0200, Anonymous wrote: >In light of recent "situations" involving cpunks and the courts, I've been >thinking about the 5th Amendment. > >I pose two questions: > >If called to testify in a criminal case, and asked the question "Are you >known by any other names" (or a derivative

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At 11:18 PM 4/2/01 -0400, Seth Finkelstein wrote: >And since John Young already >threw me into the flaming-pit, I thought I'd give the question a try >in public. He warned you, yet you attacked; so he defended himself. Next time, RTFM. Sunlight is good.

MIT to put bomb / drug making info on net

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At 05:26 PM 4/3/01 -0400, John Young wrote: >Tacoma 2PM >A party said the first question asked of prospective >jurors was: "have you heard of cypherpunks?" Yeah, it was Jude M's nickname for a friend's intellectual-clique. . This is your brain. This is your brain on crypto. Any questions?

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This post contains refs to answers to the question, "What is published?" for patent (prior art) reasons. You may find it also bears on "Who is a publisher?" (with accompanying questions about their 'privledges' if any). (FYI; Forwarded from a private list.) > any more word on what it takes t

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State funding makes this a censorship case; religion makes it a freedom of- case too. Mar 30, 2001 - 07:37 AM Florida University Under Fire for Play With Gay Christ Character The Associated Press BOCA RATON, Fla. (AP) - Several state

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The RIAA has asked the court to order Napster to use a "filter in" method, which would allow songs that Napster is authorised to distribute to be placed on its system, rather than blocking the swapping of copyrighted music placed on its servi

RIAA takes over FCC

Napster, the song swapping service, is being sued for millions of dollars by the producers of the prestigious awards show, the Grammys. The National Academy of Recordings Arts and Sciences (NARAS) says the service enabled users to

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Hey Aimee, check out the ethics on *this* dude... McVeigh's Former Attorney Willing to Testify Against Nichols Jones said he believes usual attorney-client privilege - which prohibits attorneys from disclosing what defendants tell them - no longer

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8 year old arrested for paper gun, words

Irvington Pupils Face Charges for Playing With Paper Gun. March 22, 2001 IRVINGTON, N.J. (AP) _ Two second-graders playing cops and robbers with a paper gun were charged with making terroris

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John Young, you get the 5th too Mar 19, 2001 - 11:49 AM Court Says Innocent Can Refuse to Testify By Anne Gearan Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - "Taking the Fifth" is an option open to the innocent as well

germans .mil punts US software for security reasons

http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/4/17679.html German armed forces ban MS software, citing NSA snooping By: John Lettice Posted: 17/03/2001 at 18:59 GMT The German foreign office and Bundeswehr are pulling the plugs on Microso

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School's Ban of Manson T-Shirt OK By Laurie Asseo Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - A former high school student says he had a free-speech right to wear Marilyn Manson T-shirts to class. But school officials banned

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According to the lawsuit, district officials told the librarians ... the books presented a safety hazard because students who checked them out might be harassed by other students. http://www.latimes.com/editions/orange/20010316/t23049.html Noisy School Meeting Over Books on Gay Achievers

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AP for SA judges

Mob Hacks Guatemalan Judge to Death By Will Weissert Associated Press Writer Tuesday, March 13, 2001; 3:17 p.m. EST GUATEMALA CITY –– More than 1,000 people in a northern Guatemalan town attacked a judge a

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At 07:46 AM 3/11/01 -0600, Jim Choate wrote: > >On Sat, 10 Mar 2001, Bill Stewart wrote: > >> Platinum costs vary, but I've never seen it above $500/oz, >> and I think it's more often about $300, e.g. about the price of >> good marijuana, which far more than 1 in 1000 hobbyists can afford :-) >> H

transparent DeCSS: digital circuit better than perl?

At 01:51 PM 3/10/01 -0800, Bill Stewart wrote: >DVD CSS decoding in 7 lines of perl is a cute hack, >but it doesn't accomplish one of the main goals of DVDCSS, >which is to explain the structure of the lame crypto algorithm. >Even if you unwrap this to put the white space back, >it's dense unreada

expensive tradecraft, to catch a spook

03/06/2001 - Updated 10:32 PM ET FBI bought nearby house to spy on Hanssen By Kevin Johnson, USA TODAY WASHINGTON — The FBI secretly bought a house near the suburban home of Robert Hanssen just nine days after investigators be

FLUENT and naif british reporters

Greene writes in http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/8/17361.html Presently, FLUENT can translate Chinese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Serbo-Croatian and Ukrainian, Reuters says. The omissions are almost as telling as the langu

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Can I tell someone about how the Aimster Pig Encoder works? IMPORTANT WARNING: DO NOT TELL ANYONE how the Aimster Pig Encoder works. Disclosing how the Aimster Pig Encoder works may be a violation of a federal law ca

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Why would I need the Aimster Pig Encoder? As of Sunday March 4, 2001, at midnight, Napster began monitoring the file names that its users put into the Napster database, for the purpose of blo

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AIMSTER uses DMCA "no RevEng" against RIAA

Excerpt: In addition, Aimster is attempting to shield itself behind the very law the entertainment industry has used to go after file-swapping company Napster. The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), a controversial law backed by music companies and other larg

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US GPS source code copied

Hacker snags U.S. satellite software, codes By Robert Lemos CNET News.com An international investigation has turned up evidence that a hacker stole source code for classified software used by the U.S. Defense Department to control satellites and

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Re: The Private Secretary Of The Most Honorable Sir

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"millions of Internet users would associate the word 'Nutella' with a virtual conglomerate of copyright pirates and friends of child pornography, rather than the family-friendly nougat spread." http://www.th

spook bugs hosed by Hanssen

Spy Suspect May Have Revealed U.S. Bugging Espionage: Hanssen left signs that he told Russia where top-secret overseas eavesdropping devices are placed, officials

11 year old shot in back by SWAT is collateral damage

SWAT Officer Cleared in Fatal Shooting of Boy, 11, During Modesto Raid From Associated Press MODESTO, Calif.--A SWAT team officer who shot

More buffer fun with e-bizcards this time

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NZ gets CALEA

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mandatory state ID cards & constitutionality of prof licensing

Workplace Anger Over Police Screenings ID and fingerprint requirements for Anaheim alcohol establishments disturb employees, union and legal experts. By KIMI YOSH

Time to liberate the brits..

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Thursday February 15 2:42 PM ET New Jersey Student Posts 'Hit List' on Internet MIDDLESEX, N.J. (Reuters) - An eighth grader was suspended from a New Jersey middle school this week after posting a ``hit list'' of fellow studen

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AF wrote: >ERNST & YOUNG VETERAN TAMAS HEVIZI NAMED PRESIDENT AND CEO OF >ZERO-KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS Pretty ironic. E & Y was the firm that did a private forensic investigation of air stewards' home computers because they were annoying an airline.

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It proved that, in an electronic age, all communications were traceable and attributable, Mrs Bowman said in a statement. . Bush alert over pupil's prank The threats to George W Bush prompted a major alert