Sentences with phrase «suspected use of the device»

Teams have complained several times this season to NASCAR about suspected use of the device, but officials said they are confident the traction control is not being sneaked through the inspection process.

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Sen. Brad Hoylman of Manhattan has asked the state Committee on Open Government for a formal opinion on the Senate's adoption this week of chamber rules that bar the use of cellphones as recording devices — a prohibition that Hoylman strongly suspects is a violation of state Open Meetings Law.

It was a near future SF story where there was a perfect «mind reading device» developed but the Supreme Court ruled that to use it required strong evidence of criminal activity and it could be used only once per suspect.

As a Police Officer in uniform Chase can use his Communicator device to search the area for clues or snap pics of suspects, and his Grapple Gun helps him reach higher areas, swing on poles, or pull things down.

I suspect the next jump forward will be widespread use of high quality real - time video imaging transmission from a small mobile wireless device like my iPhone.

In June, the Ontario Court of Appeal ruled that statements compelled by the Highway Traffic Act can no longer be used as grounds for a police officer to demand that a suspected drunk driver blow into a screening device, under the Criminal Code.

These prohibitions usually follow a police investigation regarding a driver's suspected alcohol or drug consumption and the use of approved screening devices and / or police station breathalyzers.

But what kind of driving evidence and signs of impairment are the police going to have for someone they suspect would blow.05 to warrant the use of the road side device?

Although they are generally used to locate criminal suspects, critics claim Stingrays are a violation of privacy because the devices indiscriminately gather information from everyone in the area and can not be used to specifically target a person of interest.

In a letter on Thursday, House Democrats urged the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to take immediate steps to halt the suspected illegal use of phone - tracking devices widely known as «Stingrays.»

Warrants obtained by agencies generally require non-essential data to be deleted once use of the device is no longer needed to track a specific suspect.

I suspect that'll make this a much less useful Alexa device than it could be, but there still seems to be an advantage in having easy access, especially if you have a bunch of Alexa devices that you use to manage things like lists of reminders.

The investigation involved a suspect who allegedly used the devices to coordinate shipments of thousands of kilos of cocaine and other drugs.

Authorities in Australia and Canada also tracked cocaine and MDMA (ecstasy) shipments from the U.S. to their countries facilitated using Phantom Secure devices, some of which had been seized from suspects, according to the complaint.

Two cooperating witnesses interviewed by the FBI - one a «convicted transnational drug trafficker» arrested in September 2015 who's part of the Mexico - based Sinaloa Cartel, and the other a suspect who died in June 2017 of a drug overdose - «were client - customers of Phantom Secure and used Phantom Secure devices and service to conduct their transnational drug trafficking activity,» according to the complaint.

If an employer suspects you may be looking to change jobs, s / he may react in any number of ways: do nothing, speak to you about how s / he can make your work more satisfying, reprimand you for use of company devices for private use, sideline you from key projects, or even fire you.