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Roman Polanski Fails to Block Extradition, Again
Ravi Somaiya · 04/23/10 09:25AMJudge Joe Brown Has Fun With Defendant's Last Name: Weenie
Whitney Jefferson · 03/31/10 03:13PMAnna Nicole Smith's Estate Will Not Get The Money She Married
Ravi Somaiya · 03/19/10 02:37PMLindsey Graham's Resemblance to an Old Lesbian Must Be Addressed, Says Jon Stewart
The Cajun Boy · 07/17/09 05:05AMKari Ferrell Lies in Court
Hamilton Nolan · 05/15/09 12:11PMLeakers Rejoice: (Some Of) Your Employers Can't Read Your Emails
Hamilton Nolan · 06/19/08 10:38AMA California appeals court ruled yesterday that your job has no right to obtain your work emails or text messages if they are stored by a third party provider. That means that the roughly 30% of Microsoft Outlook users whose emails are handled by a vendor, for example, would be protected from having their employers snoop on them. If your job stores employee emails internally, they can still read them. Regardless, this is good news for leakers in this age of corporate snooping on your Facebook pages. Who do you have to thank for this newfound privacy? A cop who sent sexy text messages from his work phone!: