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Snooping and secrecy can help the government catch terrorists. But they also can also let government employees sniff around your private life without your even knowing about it.
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Protect your money by staying put in your home-sweet-home.
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Sail through security with that bag of electronic essentials you know you're taking with you.
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By The Wichita Eagle, Kan.  Feb. 21--Wichita police are hosting a "Know Your Rights" forum Thursday at the Evergreen Recreation Center, 2700 N. Woodland.   The forum, which begins at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, is intended to help people understand the legal process.
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Though communications protections exist, the law is fuzzy regarding internet and e-mail activity. Watch out for the legalization of digital mind readers tracing internet users' thoughts and interests, and trampling privacy rights in the process.
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There's a good chance you'll become disabled for a while. Are you protected?
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You may lock your doors and windows - and maybe even activate an alarm system to keep your home protected, but a new study indicates that most of us haven&#39;t taken the equivalent of those basic steps when it comes to protecting ourselves when we go online.
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You may not have to pay as much as you're paying to protect your home.
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By Paul Wenske, The Kansas City Star, Mo. Jun. 8--If you're like lots of Americans, you're increasingly wary of identity theft.
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A judicial panel flip-flops, finding that workers have constitutional rights when it comes to government searches of their employer-provided computers. In 27B Stroke 6.
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From Deep Throat to Enron, whistle-blowers have served the public good despite serious repercussions: being shunned by friends and co-workers, losing your job, threats on your life. Though Wired can't provide you with legitimate legal advice, we have some tips to help you remain anonymous long enough to get the word out. If you've got something to add, please jump right in and edit the page. It's a wiki, you know.
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By Alan Lowenthal  Since I began in the California Legislature eight years ago I have noticed a new tactic being employed by advocates for the business community. It basically goes something like this; pass it and we will sue.
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Should the government force you to have coverage?
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Sir - i refer to the article'Rights to River Access' (Country & Farming, January 9). Paddy Rooney's point about flouting the law is hardly an argument for changing it.
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Also: Technology and the Bill of Rights. Read these stories and more from around the Web on News.com Extra.
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The case of an Oregon teacher fighting for the right to take a gun to school for protection from her ex-husband.
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By Dawn House, The Salt Lake Tribune  Feb. 12--SECURING YOUR INFORMATION: Tax returns are a bonanza of  information that you might consider paying theft-prevention companies to  protect -- or you can do it yourself for free -- says Todd Davis, CEO of  LifeLock, based in Tempe, Ariz.