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Female Cop Gets $1 Million After Colleagues Trolled Database to Peek at Her Pic
Anne Marie Rasmusson, in her police uniform, during the time she says fellow officers were violating her privacy. Photo: Courtesy of City Pages A former police officer who filed invasion of privacy suits after...Minneapolis police pushing for more license plate data privacy
Minneapolis maintains a massive database of license plate records. Andrew Bain A Minneapolis municipal committee is now advocating on behalf of local police for a change in Minnesota’s state law concerning the right...Judge: Third trial against P2P user Jammie Thomas will go ahead
The first file-swapper to take her copyright infringement case all the way to a verdict will have a remarkable third trial next month. Jammie Thomas-Rasset has fought the RIAA through four years, two...Want 50Mbps Internet in your town? Threaten to roll out your own
Regional telco TDS Telecommunications last week issued a press release announcing a major milestone for the company: 50Mbps service over fiber optic cable to residents of Monticello, Minnesota. The Minneapolis suburb became one...RIAA v. Jammie Thomas, round two: an in-depth preview
Accused file-sharing defendant Jammie Thomas and the RIAA will meet again in Minneapolis this month for a retrial of the only such case to reach a jury verdict. When they meet, the two...Exclusive Usenet Offers: $7.95/month
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