Running with Rauner . . . Sneed is told that Tuesday was a busy day in the governor’s office complex at the state Capitol. It was being swept for bugs. Not the type that crawl or scurry in a hurry.
Appeals Court OKs Warrantless, Real-Time Mobile Phone Tracking
A federal appeals court on Wednesday said the authorities do not need a probable-cause warrant to track a suspect’s every move via GPS signals from a suspect’s mobile phone. The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, ruling 2-1, upheld a 20-year term for a drug courier nabbed with 1,100 pounds of marijuana in a motorhome […]
Are You Being Monitored At Work?
Historical news archive — September 2012. This article is preserved for historical reference. Its software instructions, prices, and statements about workplace monitoring and privacy have not been updated and should not be relied on as current technical or legal guidance. Follow your employer’s policies and obtain qualified advice for your circumstances. A 2011 survey found […]
FDA surveillance operation draws criticism from lawmakers
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Food and Drug Administration’s secret monitoring of its staff raised hackles in Congress on Sunday after lawmakers learned their own offices were apparently targeted by the surveillance operation. Six current and former FDA scientists and doctors filed a lawsuit in January claiming the agency tried to repress warnings about potential corruption in device reviews. Documents detailing the […]
Reasons to Hire a Private Detective
Guest Post: Article Written by Jesse Harwell One of our readers submitted this story. Jesse Harwell is a former private investigator. He has created a Masters of Homeland Security website as a great resource for new students looking to find all the information they need on getting a Master’s degree in Homeland Security. The link to his site can […]
