Justice Department Investigating Bribery for Pardon Scheme
Most of the information in the 18-page court order is redacted, including the identity of the people whom prosecutors are investigating and whom the proposed pardon might be intended for.
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Watchdog Finds New Problems With FBI Wiretap Applications
The findings are on top of problems identified last year by the inspector general's office.
Feds Appealing Grizzly Bear Ruling
The Department of Justice has filed the notice of appeal of the ruling.
U.S. Charges China-Controlled Company in Trade Secrets Theft
Other cases have involved stolen wind turbine technology and software source code.
Wyoming Federal Judge Denies Injunction Requested By Bison Watchers
A federal judge in Casper on Friday denied a request to grant a journalist and wildlife advocate reasonable open access in Yellowstone National Park to the gathering of bison destined for slaughter.
Identity Theft Crackdown Sweeps the Nation
A national crackdown last month on suspected identity thieves resulted in 105 arrests and over 900 charges across 23 states.
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Photographer Too Close to Wildlife, Receives Fines and Probation
In early July a photographer from Jackson Hole pleaded guilty to a charge of being too close to wildlife. Here is the first in a series of reports about ongoing disputes between wildlife officials at Grand Teton National Park and local wildlife photographers.
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