An Iranian-American wanted the government to tell him if his detention and search at airports was due to being erroneously placed on terror watchlists, but
Month: March 2014
Tattersalls In the Money
Tattersalls got the run around from a filly named Singapore Lilly. The English auctioneer of thoroughbred horses sold Singapore Lilly to Jeffrey DeHaven for $357,000
Eavesdropping Class Action Against Hilton Reinstated
Hilton Worldwide Inc. must face a customer class action claiming it eavesdropped on customer service phone calls without consent, in violation of California privacy law,
Calif Arrestee DNA Collection OK
An 11-judge federal appeals panel upheld the constitutionality of California’s law mandating DNA collection for anyone arrested for a felony – rejecting a call to
Google, You’ve Got Mail
A federal judge handed Google a major victory Tuesday by refusing to certify as class actions a group of privacy claims accusing Google’s ubiquitous Gmail
Santa Clara County Jail Shift Cuts OK
Santa ClaraCounty’s decision to reduce work hours for sheriff’s deputies at the county jail has been upheld by a state appeals court, rejecting the officer’s
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