DETROIT - A Michigan prosecutor defended her decision Wednesday to file charges against a man accused of hacking into his estranged wife's e-mail after suspecting she was having an affair, saying the case is about invasion of privacy. Oakland County
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Changes to federal FSA law mean extra steps - Omaha World-Herald
Worried about those new restrictions on your medical spending account? You can arrange it so that nearly everything that qualified for reimbursement under the old system still will be covered after the new rules go into effect Jan. 1. The key is to get a
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Quinn signs police and fire pension measure into law - Chicago Tribune (blog)
Gov. Pat Quinn today signed into law a major pension overhaul for newly-hired police and firefighters throughout Illinois that will raise the retirement age, limit benefits and require Chicago and many suburbs to set aside more money. Mayor Richard Daley
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IDOT and Law Enforcement Partners Announce Traffic Safety Countdown to 2011 - WIFR
CHICAGO (IDOT) -- As 2010 comes to an end, the Illinois Department of Transportation, state police and hundreds of local law enforcement agencies announce the Traffic Safety Countdown to 2011 that includes a coordinated statewide effort to boost
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Media law overshadows Hungary's EU presidency - Monsters and Critics
Budapest - Hungary took over the rotating presidency of the European Union on Saturday amid continuing concern about a controversial new media law. The government said 'misunderstandings' had led to international criticism of the legislation, which
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Hungarian president signs contentious media control rules into law - Monsters and Critics
Budapest - Hungarian President Pal Schmitt on Thursday quietly signed a controversial new media control law - despite international criticism that it violates the freedom of the press. Budapest rejected all of the objections, with Prime Minister Viktor
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Report: Law enforcers routinely torture suspects, convicts in Indonesia - Minneapolis Star Tribune
JAKARTA, Indonesia - Law enforcement officials from police to prison wardens routinely torture Indonesian suspects and convicts to extract confessions or obtain information, a new report asserted Friday. Beatings, intimidation, burnings and rape are so
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MAKE WAY FOR NEW LAW - Finger Lakes Times
FILE PHOTO - At accident scenes, traffic stops or coordinated police activities, drivers will have a new law to heed come Jan. 1. The Ambrose-Searles “Move Over Act” goes into effect Saturday. It requires drivers to exercise due care to avoid colliding
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