August 27, 2013 - The state online repository of court files is a public record, the Oregon Court of Appeals has ruled, overturning a lower-court judgment that put the state in the awkward position of arguing that its own online registry was insufficiently reliable to establish that a conviction had taken place. The ruling came in a minor Multnomah County misdemeanor case in which a circuit court judge refused to accept a defendant's use of the Oregon Judicial Information Network as a public record to attack the credibility of a government witness. "We disagree with the state's argument that an OJIN register is not sufficiently reliable to `establish' the existence of a conviction," Appeals Court Judge Timothy Sercombe wrote...
August 27, 2013 - by Trisha Marczak For Americans vying for a spot in today’s weakened job market, the formula for success is a little more complicated th...
August 22, 2013 - A National Transportation Safety Board recommendation for states to lower the definition of drunken driving to a blood-alcohol reading of no more t...
August 17, 2013 - by Richard Nedlin One of the most humbling and frightening experiences one can have is being arrested, stripped of your clothing and personal i...
August 09, 2013 - Since January, Daniel VanLoh has turned away nine new dishwashers and one line cook from his four Atlanta, Ga., restaurants within days of hiring t...
August 07, 2013 - US scientists found that even small changes in temperature or rainfall correlated with a rise in assaults, rapes and murders, as well as group conf...
August 01, 2013 - By Linda Kinstler Is more public access to court records always a good thing? Not according to Sophie Hood and Helen Nissenbaum of NYU’s...
July 31, 2013 - A French court fined Euro Disney 150,000 euros ($195,000) for having illegal criminal checks carried out on potential employees at its Disneyland P...
July 29, 2013 - Reprinted from Lehigh Valley Morning Call October 16, 2010 by Paul Muschick Angela Price has never been to Illinois. But a bac...
July 25, 2013 - by Matthew Norman The annual England crime figures were released and with them deepened one of the impenetrable mysteries of the age. Once agai...
July 24, 2013 - by Steven Brownstein A recent uncovering of a felony record of a Delaware State University dean magnifies the problems in the background...
July 16, 2013 - Anthony J. Domico, a former contractor hired to check the backgrounds of U.S. government workers, filed a 2006 report with the results of an invest...
July 15, 2013 - It's been a tough year for Steven Williams. First, his father passed away. So in February, while living in Arizona, he decided to sta...
July 12, 2013 - by Lynn Todman Imagine being chronically unemployed. How would you feel? Hopeless? Depressed? Anxious? These feelings are not uncommon for...
July 11, 2013 - Operators of the website Sexoffenderin.com charge people to remove false information about them from its Internet postings, a class action claims i...
July 08, 2013 - Back in the days when I was lucky enough to avoid a long rap sheet, my Father would often verbally take me to the woodshed. After he was finished,...
July 02, 2013 - by Susan M. Heathfield There are advantages and disadvantages to using external experts to background check the credentials and history of your...
June 26, 2013 - Few companies in New York—or anywhere else, for that matter—are growing as fast as Sterling Infosystems Inc. Its revenue has rocketed t...
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