Government Expected to Try to Protect Names in Radomski Case
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The government has until Monday to protect the redacted names of baseball players who were supplied performance-enhancing drugs by a former Mets clubhouse attendant.
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Getting details about immigrants who have died in administrative custody is a difficult undertaking.
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Protest curbs to be reviewed and greater protection for investigative journalism.
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Sex offenders could be forced to register their e-mail addresses and chatroom names, the government says.
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Website head said he expects contributors claiming certain credentials will soon have to prove their identity.
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Motions were filed in federal court Monday to protect the names of current and former major league players linked to two cases involving performance-enhancing drugs.
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"Today we cannot count on PiS's honesty and that PiS would not interfere with the election with the use of special services."  By Adam JasserWARSAW  - Prosecutors detained on Thursday Poland's recently fired interior minister, who has accused Prime Minister Jaroslaw Kaczynski of using secret services to spy on rival politicians.The prosecutor service said Janusz Kaczmarek was hampering an investigation into a corruption case. The opposition said Kaczynski was trying to muzzle critics ahead of an expected snap election."The detention is connected with a penal investigation concerning a leak into an anti-corruption office operation ...," Warsaw prosecutor Marzena Mucha-Podlewska told reporters. Read more
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Justice Department officials are revising controversial guidelines for criminal prosecutions of companies in response to pressure from business groups, civil liberties lobbyists and an influential lawmaker who is expected to introduce legislation on the issue early next week.
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Â· Research may lead to change in contempt law  Â· More information may be given in high-profile cases
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A privacy advocate who is suing the government for allegedly forcing airlines to ID passengers is pressing to have his case aired publicly. Government attorneys, meanwhile, want the court to hear their arguments in secret. By Ryan Singel.
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Information about potentially dangerous people should be shared among those who protect the public, Acpo says.
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White House officials consulted with the Justice Department in preparing a list of U.S. attorneys who would be removed.
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Prosecutors said Friday they are investigating the leak of a government index of communist-era secret police files that has landed on the Internet, creating a frenzy among Poles scrambling to find out if their names are on the list.
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Plans are under way for a scheme aimed at encouraging people to inform on others who have a gun illegally.
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Lawyers and human right groups are backing an American lawyer to be chief prosecutor at the Yugoslav war crimes tribunal, fearing that naming a newcomer could disrupt the court's final years.
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Families of victims and offenders weigh in on pending Supreme Court case.
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Passengers will have a way to appeal if their name turns up on the government's no-fly list, under provisions of the intelligence bill signed into law Friday.