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…mapmaking," U.S. District Judge Max Cogburn wrote in a concurring opinion. "Today, modern computer mapping allows for gerrymandering on steroids, as political mapmakers can easily identify individual registrations on a house-by-house basis, mapping their way to victory.""
…including truly classified documents. A standing rebuke to the massive overclassification all around her. I’ve seen a couple-million pages of documents that were classified when the government put them on paper or computer screens. I can say from…
…mothers infected with Zika. Sandee LaMotte, CNN (http://www.cnn.com/2016/02/02/health/zika-virus-sexual-contact-texas/) Obama’s budget urges a $4 billion commitment to help states offer computer education: Michael D. Shear, NY Times (http…
…track/click?u=aaeb9e747e99132a02bf99535&id=099323b3b9&e=f3fe4d934f> as a faculty director. Professor Ohm is a renowned privacy law scholar (and computer programmer!) who is especially known for his scholarship exposing the weaknesses of "anonymization
…office singled out conservative groups' applications for extra scrutiny. The IRS told congressional investigators it was unable to locate Lerner's emails because the records had been lost in a computer crash. 'One of the key figures in Secretary Clinton…
…saidMark Pollitt, former chief of the FBI's computer forensics program. But it obscures the fact that an investigation can be both security-related and criminal. A reasonable person might take Clinton…
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