Five Important Questions About DEA’s Vehicle Surveillance Program
With each week, we seem to learn about a new government location tracking program. This time, it’s the expanded use of license […]
Techniques for Discovering Hidden Assets and Unreported Income During the Divorce Process
Financial issues involved in a divorce – especially high net worth cases – can often become rather complicated. Unreported income and hidden […]
Big Brother is watching
Companies, big brother is not just government, compile tons of personal information on you. Here’s what they have, how they use it, […]
16 Things You Should Know About Court Records
When it comes to how court records are organized, which search methods work best, and how these records can supplement an investigation, […]
This Online Anonymity Box Puts You a Mile Away From Your IP Address
Editor’s note: The ProxyHam project described in this story, along with the DefCon talk describing it, have been cancelled under mysterious circumstances. […]
How IT can spy on your smartphone
iOS and Android shield most data you care about from IT — but users seem to care less about privacy these days […]
Google reveals your location history in Maps
Google Maps is rolling out a Timeline feature that will allow users to essentially stalk themselves. Your location has been collected and […]
Domestic Violence Protection Order Process Washington State
Types of Protection Orders Available “I need a Restraining Order.” This is what people often say to the Court Clerk when requesting […]
Fake law firm websites using real lawyers’ profiles are increasing
A growing number of fake law firm websites are potentially scamming “clients” and gathering their confidential financial information, a European regulator is […]
When is posting on social media a crime? Panel debates the issue
Michael Moore, Rusty Hardin and Jeffrey Dion made up a panel moderated by Sherri Bevan Walsh that addressed the balance between free […]
Does Facebook’s facial recognition technology violate privacy laws?
An Illinois man is suing Facebook, contending that its facial recognition technology violates the state’s privacy laws, the Chicago Tribune reports. The […]
Lawyer can use client’s Facebook account to serve husband with divorce summons, judge says
A New York lawyer can use a client’s Facebook account to serve her elusive husband with a divorce summons, a judge has […]