Privacy Law

Guest Blogger: Melissa Ngo, Privacy Lives

UK Extends No-Charge Detention Time, Again

June 13th, 2008<!-- by privacy-->

The UK House of Commons narrowly passed (315 to 306) Prime Minister Gordon Brown’s proposal to extend the period terrorism suspects could be held without charges to 42

Guest Blogger- Melissa Ngo, Privacy Lives

EU Tests In-Flight Video Surveillance to Automatically ID Suspects

Cops Become Drugstore Cowboys in Vermont; 4th Amendment Officially Dead

But when state police start entering pharmacies to get full prescribing
records of anyone taking a Schedule II controlled substance like
Oxycontin-- as the Green Mountain Daily blog [hat tip to Daily Kos]

The Veterans Administration has announced $3.6 million of bonuses to be provided to administrative personnel.

Rather, there is ample evidence to support the contention that bonuses are paid to administrative personnel who collude to obscure administrative malfeasance, and incompetence, and punitive action against whistleblowers. These funds are used to "buy" silence from upper and middle management that have knowledge of wrongdoing.

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