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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 2014

Page

8

Accuser a driven soldier in Sinclair court martial case

Army captain who testified at Brig. Gen. Jeffrey A. Sinclair court martial began as a highly ambitious service member who joined after 9/11, studied Arabic, and aimed to build a military career. Her credibility is central as ongoing testimony explores if the alleged sexual assault occurred and whether she is a betrayed lover or a fabricating accuser.

Fort Bragg N.C Jeffrey A. Sinclair Sinclair Congress Pentagon Jeffrey Sinclair

Attorneys prepare for tough questions on relationship details

Attorneys are expected to press hard on the dispute, probing the relationship with precise queries. The aim is to uncover context, motives, and timeline through careful, pointed examination.

NYC guard inmate sex scandal prompts jail probe

New York federal jail in Brooklyn faces a probe into sexual misconduct by guard Nancy Gonzalez who claims intimate relations with at least eight coworkers and a second inmate. Gonzalez pleaded guilty to illegal sexual contact with inmate Ronell Wilson and her lawyers say officials referred the matter to the Justice Department inspector general.

New York Nancy Gonzalez Brooklyn Gonzalez Metropolitan Detention Center Prison Ronell Wilson Robert Nardoza U.S. Attorney’s Office Justice Department

No consensus on notifying data breach victims

The Target data breach exposed about 40 million credit and debit card accounts. States vary sharply in how and when they must notify victims, prompting calls for a federal standard. Attn: Holder supports a national rule, but industry and consumer groups debate enforcement and scope.

Washington, D.C Target Corp Eric Holder Congress Neiman Marcus Target

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