Patrick Kennedy to enter drug rehab
U S Rep Patrick Kennedy said he would seek treatment at the Mayo Clinic after a one car crash near the Capitol. He reported no memory of the incident and had previously admitted long standing pain medication addiction and low mood.
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Panel scolds FCC over Internet wiretap rules in CALEA case
A U.S. appeals panel sharply questioned the Bush administration's bid to extend CALEA wiretap rules to Internet phone and broadband services. Judge Edwards blasted the government's arguments as gobbledy gook and nonsense, signaling skepticism about expanding surveillance to new communications. The decision is expected within months.
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Study finds several nations harsher on illegal immigration
House Judiciary Chairman Rep. James Sensenbrenner released a Law Library of Congress study showing six countries including Mexico criminalize illegal entry and presence, with Japan Switzerland Sweden and Egypt penalizing employers who hire illegal immigrants. The report counters claims the House bill is draconian, noting the United States would treat illegal entry as a felony while illegal presence remains civil.
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