Sentences with phrase «judge grants the information»

A judge grants the Information Commissioner a warrant after claims the firm misused Facebook data.

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Judge Klausner, who will preside over the case, granted Led Zeppelin multiple motions to exclude information from the case.

A FISA warrant application for Page would have included any and all information the FBI felt a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) judge should see in order to grant a warrant in the first place.

Later, the defendants asked Judge Valerie Caproni to strike the list of collected records so that it could be resubmitted as sealed information, a request she granted.

The Government of Osun on Sunday said media reports that the Chief Judge of Osun, Justice Oyebola Adepele Ojo granted an Order compelling the state Governor, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola to provide information about the debt profile of the State was false.

The captioned news item in several newspapers including The Vanguard, Nigerian Tribune, The Guardian and The Nation of Thursday, 16 June, 2016 wherein it was reported that the Chief Judge of Osun State, Justice Oyebola Adepele Ojo, granted an Order of Mandamus compelling the State Governor of Osun, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, to provide information about the debt profile of Osun State and its defrayment modality among other orders is patently false.

Statement noted, «The captioned news item in several newspapers including The Vanguard, Nigerian Tribune, The Guardian and The Nation of Thursday, 16 June, 2016 wherein it was reported that the Chief Judge granted an Order of Mandamus compelling the State Governor of Osun, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, to provide information about the debt profile of Osun State and its defrayment modality among other orders is patently false.

A judge in Ramsey County granted the Franken campaign access to information it requested on voters whose absentee ballots were rejected.

As WCBS 880's Alex Silverman reported, this is the same judge who granted District Attorney Dan Donovan's request to release a sliver of information about the grand jury.

On 7 November, a judge from the Nevada court granted a request for a temporary restraining order against Mikovits to prohibit her from «destroying, altering, disseminating, or using trade secrets and confidential information.»

In her ruling, Judge Andrea Masley wrote, «[The committee] is not required to turn over any information other than its decision to accept or decline to include the submitted work by letter, and does not have to grant any person an opportunity to rebut its decision.»

Judge Ronald Desterro ruled that the Brazilian Environment and Natural Resources Institute, or Ibama, granted the initial license on Jan. 26 without ensuring that 29 conditions had been met and without the Brazilian state - owned electricity distributor Companhia Hidro Eletrica do Sao Francisco having provided information on another 33 questions which it was required to answer.

If the magistrate (or judge in the case of an application under s 9), requires any further information in order to satisfy himself that the warrant is justified, a note should be made of the additional information so that there is a proper record of the full basis upon which the warrant was granted.

A judge of the Divisional Court, who was reviewing a decision of the Ontario Information and Privacy Commissioner, granted the requester's counsel access to records notwithstanding a claim of solicitor ‑ client privilege by the Ministry of Correctional Services.

The Judge granted this request, despite the fact that there was no evidence that Urbanovich's public profile contained relevant information.

Judge Grant also chairs the New Jersey Supreme Court's Committee on Access and Fairness, and the Advisory Committee on Information Technology.

At trial, the judge held that the Notice and the information leaflet was sufficient notice in accordance with section 128 of the Act and granted a possession order.

But if Judge Clark agrees that Mr. Smith had a reasonable expectation of privacy and grants him standing, it would mean police forces across the country, who daily obtain subscriber information under PIPEDA requests, would have to revert to the old, labour - intensive system of seeking search warrants every time they want customer information from ISPs.

In the cases I reviewed here, every official in the justice system failed the test — a governing body of the legal profession that released documents to the police without a warrant, a judge who granted a wiretap authorization with a general warrant to search mobile devices without limitation other than a temporal one and a Crown attorney who released privileged information after presumptively reviewing it for disclosure purposes under the Stinchcombe regime.

Relatives of the appellant had applied and been granted a number of mortgages, based upon false information.The trial judge had concluded that the appellant knowingly provided this false information relating to her relatives» mortgage applications to a mortgage agent who then submitted the mortgages for approval to the lender.

At trial, Justice Tietelbaum held the information was «personal information» for the purposes of PIPEDA and that it was not covered by litigation privilege (See Rousseau v. Wyndowe, 2006 FC 1312 (CanLII) and Canadian Privacy Law Blog: FCA grants stay of judge's order for disclosure of personal information).

On 4 December 2013 US magistrate judge James Francis granted US authorities a warrant, under the US» Stored Communications Act, which authorised the search and seizure of information «associated with a specified web - based e-mail account that is stored at premises owned, maintained, controlled or operated by Microsoft Corporation».

For their part, the lawyers said they left out the information because they honestly believed it was not relevant in the case and a «simple miscommunication» has occurred between them and the judge who granted the search warrant, according to the ruling.

Enforcement officers working for Information Commissioner's Office enter the offices of Cambridge Analytica in central London after a High Court judge granted a search warrant, Friday March 23, 2018.

The scene at a window as Information Commissioner's Office enforcement officers work inside the offices of Cambridge Analytica in central London after a High Court judge granted a search warrant, Friday March 23, 2018.

More than a dozen investigators from the Information Commissioner's Office entered the company's central London office late Friday, shortly after a High Court judge granted a warrant.

On Friday, the fallout continued in the UK as the Information Commissioner's Office, a user privacy watchdog, was granted a warrant to search the company's offices by a British High Court judge.

#Breaking Eighteen enforcement officers working for the Information Commissioner have entered the premises of Cambridge Analytica in central London after a High Court judge granted a search warrant

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