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impermissibly

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ChoicePoint strives to protect the personal information that it maintains and disseminates so it is not accessed impermissibly," the statement said.
FTC increases security obligations of ChoicePoint by Dan Kaplan / SC Magazine
The ruling stemmed from watchdog groups' fears that Cheney had impermissibly limited the scope of the PRA, which requires all presidential and vice-presidential records to be transferred to the National Archives immediately upon the end of the administration's term and gives the U.
Federal Court sides with Cheney over retention of VP records by Information Management Journal
Fahey maintained the police procedures that led to the identification of his client were impermissibly suggestive and violated Mr.
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