From my archive of press clippings:
Security Management
GAO Obtains Passport with Social Security Number of Man Who Died in 1965
By Matthew Harwood
04/14/2009 -
An undercover investigator was able to use counterfeit documents and the Social Security number (SSN) of a man who died in 1965 to obtain a U.S. passport, according to a letter from the Government Accountability Office (GAO)to Senators Jon Kyl (R-AZ) and Diane Feinstein (D-CA).
Read the whole article here.
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Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
JO - The slippery slope of preventive detention
From my archive of press clippings:
Jamaica Observer
The slippery slope of preventive detention
CLAUDE ROBINSON
Sunday, June 22, 2008
Prime Minister Bruce Golding is right about the urgency and absolute necessity of the state regaining control over every nook and cranny of Jamaica.
CLAUDE ROBINSON
"There are communities where there are others who are in control, and the security forces will have to take back control and demonstrate that they have that control," the prime minister told Parliament Tuesday in a previously unannounced major policy statement on crime and security management.
Read the whole article here.
Snippet(s):
"(I)n communities where violence had erupted, intelligence pointed the security forces to those responsible.
But while investigations were taking place, potential witnesses were killed."
"No self-respecting state could tolerate such a situation, and the Government would be in clear dereliction of its duty to provide a safe and secure environment for citizens to go about their lawful business if it did nothing."
&
"Among the measures proposed by the prime minister are an extension of the period of detention, without charge, of persons suspected of murder and gun-related charges; restriction of bail in relation to specified charges; minimum sentences; majority guilty verdicts for non-capital murder; speedier authorisation of interception of communications and the removal of right to silence in certain cases."
Jamaica Observer
The slippery slope of preventive detention
CLAUDE ROBINSON
Sunday, June 22, 2008
Prime Minister Bruce Golding is right about the urgency and absolute necessity of the state regaining control over every nook and cranny of Jamaica.
CLAUDE ROBINSON
"There are communities where there are others who are in control, and the security forces will have to take back control and demonstrate that they have that control," the prime minister told Parliament Tuesday in a previously unannounced major policy statement on crime and security management.
Read the whole article here.
Snippet(s):
"(I)n communities where violence had erupted, intelligence pointed the security forces to those responsible.
But while investigations were taking place, potential witnesses were killed."
"No self-respecting state could tolerate such a situation, and the Government would be in clear dereliction of its duty to provide a safe and secure environment for citizens to go about their lawful business if it did nothing."
&
"Among the measures proposed by the prime minister are an extension of the period of detention, without charge, of persons suspected of murder and gun-related charges; restriction of bail in relation to specified charges; minimum sentences; majority guilty verdicts for non-capital murder; speedier authorisation of interception of communications and the removal of right to silence in certain cases."
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