Law on intruders to be looked at
18435
Downing Street says the law on people's right to defend themselves against intruders will be looked at.
227113
Covert use could breach RIPA The Home Office is reviewing the legal status of automatic number plate surveillance cameras after the chief surveillance commissioner advised they could be operating unlawfully.â¦
642137
A proposed law which would help to avoid disputes over repairs to tenements is to be debated at Holyrood.
288535
By John Craig, The Spokesman-Review, Spokane, Wash.  Jun. 16--Secondhand shops would have to join pawnbrokers in reporting transactions to the Spokane County Sheriff's Office under a proposed ordinance aimed at combating theft.
282280
The government has many tools at its disposal to poke around in your business in search of criminal behavior. You have basically only one weapon in your defense - The Bill of Rights.
705125
The intruder appears relatively harmless--and now halted--but raises security concerns.
372272
By CHARLES HUTZLER  BEIJING - Chinese lawmakers formally introduced a hotly debated law to protect private property Thursday, saying that personal wealth in an increasingly prosperous China requires legal safeguards.
532346
The Senate reopens debate on a bill that would protect from prosecution anyone who helped with President Bush's warrantless spying on Americans. Immunity would extend to telecom companies and the president himself.  Sen. Chris Dodd (D-Connecticut) reasserts his threat to block the measure.
303619
Some experts doubt whether the California law will have much impact on illegal spyware activity. By George V. Hulme. A new California law aimed at curbing spyware, software applications that surreptitiously
164837
Those caught for &#39;serious offenses&#39; could now face life imprisonment while less serious cases could result in compulsory surveillance, detainment, taking into custody by the police.
483859
BEIJING, March 8 -- China's legislature began examining a much-debated measure Thursday that is intended to help protect private property in an increasingly well-off society.
310393
The invasion of the House of Commons by pro-hunting demonstrators had some lawmakers wondering Thursday whether they could still trust their security to a sergeant at arms wearing black tails, silver buckled ...
388771
Proposed law suggests fines, jail sentences for guilty parties.
356473
Less bureaucracy, more clarity, more bugging The government should "urgently initiate" a review of the Codes of Practice for police use of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (RIPA), says Sir Ronnie Flanagan, Chief Inspector of Constabulary in his review of UK policing. RIPA governs the security services' use of surveillance and interception of communications, but police activities in these areas are sometimes hampered by "excessive bureaucracy" and "over-interpretation of the relevant rules", Flanagan claims.â¦
206314
POLICE will visit the dressing-rooms of Manchester United and Arsenal to lay down the law before their grudge match tomorrow. Both teams will be warned &quot;in no uncertain terms
144410
The laws about confronting intruders are highlighted as a judge backs a  farmer who shot a burglar.
747634
The law protecting people who intervene to stop crime is to be reviewed, the justice secretary will announce.