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'''''Reminder''''' ''November 6<sup>th</sup> 2012'' | '''''Reminder''''' ''November 6<sup>th</sup> 2012'' | ||
*General Elections - See your state's Secretary of State for voting details and get registered. | *General Elections - See your state's Secretary of State for voting details and get registered. | ||
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| + | ''August 16<sup>th</sup>'' | ||
| + | *US Court upholds patent law allowing "isolated" genes to be patented. (https://www.commondreams.org/headline/2012/08/18 Article) | ||
''August 15<sup>th</sup>'' | ''August 15<sup>th</sup>'' | ||
*The US Circuit Court of Appeals in ''United States vs. Skinner'' declared that tracking via cell phone GPS falls under "stored communications" and doesn't require a warrant. ([http://www.pcworld.com/article/260980/federal_judge_your_location_is_no_more_private_than_the_color_of_your_car.html Article]) | *The US Circuit Court of Appeals in ''United States vs. Skinner'' declared that tracking via cell phone GPS falls under "stored communications" and doesn't require a warrant. ([http://www.pcworld.com/article/260980/federal_judge_your_location_is_no_more_private_than_the_color_of_your_car.html Article]) | ||
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Reminder November 6th 2012
- General Elections - See your state's Secretary of State for voting details and get registered.
August 16th
- US Court upholds patent law allowing "isolated" genes to be patented. (https://www.commondreams.org/headline/2012/08/18 Article)
August 15th
- The US Circuit Court of Appeals in United States vs. Skinner declared that tracking via cell phone GPS falls under "stored communications" and doesn't require a warrant. (Article)
July 19th