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Labor sees new data source emerge to identify children without connectivity
Google Japan defends impartiality of search results amid lockdown rumours
Washington State signs facial recognition curbs into law
NSW schools to loan thousands of laptops during COVID-19
Windows flaw lets Zoom leak network credentials, runs code remotely
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Should AI be in charge of sentencing Australia's criminals?
Swinburne researchers put forward their case.
Jan 30 2018 11:10AM
RBS reaches settlement to use finance software
Settles lawsuit after judge blocked use.
Aug 21 2014 2:22PM
US jury orders Samsung to pay Apple $128 million
Much less than the $2 billion sought.
May 5 2014 6:22AM
US Judge rules against NSA phone monitoring
Department of Justice reviewing decision.
Dec 17 2013 8:12AM
Apple found to have conspired to raise prices on e-books
Judge finds 'compelling evidence'.
Jul 11 2013 7:33AM
Microsoft-Google trial raises secrecy concerns
Tech vendors sealing everything from view in public courtrooms.
Nov 5 2012 7:20AM
US judge sends Apple, Samsung to settlement talks
CEOs to meet.
Apr 18 2012 7:12AM
ACS Law rapped for 'chaotic and lamentable' enforcement
Warning to other anti-P2P legal eagles not to waste the courts' time.
Apr 19 2011 11:36AM
Judge OKs Twitter in Assange appeal
Bail set but appealed.
Dec 15 2010 9:10AM
As jurors go online, US trials go off track
At least 90 verdicts challenged due to internet-related misconduct.
Dec 9 2010 11:45AM
Judge slashes "excessive" downloading fine tenfold
Student saves a packet on file sharing costs.
Jul 12 2010 6:01AM
Judge halts fraud racket that went undetected for years
Judge shuts down a well-orchestrated fraudulent credit operation.
Jun 29 2010 12:22PM
Judge rules for Novell in SCO court battle
Victory for open source in long-running court case.
Jun 15 2010 7:03AM
Judge grants TJX hacker sentencing delay over health
Gonzalez may suffer from Asperger's syndrome.
Dec 18 2009 3:31PM
Pirate Party on course for election triumph
The Pirate Party, a Swedish political party set up to promote internet piracy and reform copyright laws, is set to win several seats in the European parliament, according to reports.
May 25 2009 6:10AM
Judge denies five-month gag in transit hack case
A US federal judge has lifted a temporary injunction that denied three college students from presenting their subway payment hack research at the recent Defcon show.
Aug 21 2008 10:30AM
Federal judge shuts down site that leaks confidential information
A federal judge in San Francisco has ordered the disabling of a website that discloses confidential information, a precedent-setting ruling that may raise a legal challenge to the growing online black market in purloined data while testing First Amendment rights.
Feb 21 2008 9:52AM
Judge dismisses students' lawsuit in data breach
Two former Ohio University students may have lost their battle in a data-breach-related lawsuit, but the current US political environment left them with no other recourse than to sue, a security industry analyst told SCMagazine.com.
Aug 31 2007 10:30AM
Judge grants Amero new trial in school-porn case
Julie Amero, the Connecticut former substitute teacher convicted of allowing students to view pornography on a classroom PC, was granted a new trial today.
Jun 7 2007 10:04AM
Judge baffled by the term 'website'
Judge Peter Openshaw is presiding over a trial in Woolwich Crown Court of three men accused of inciting terrorism over the internet, but has halted the trial to have the word 'website' explained to him.
May 18 2007 10:42AM
