NEW - Manafort spokesperson releases statement about wire tap reports - says "if true" calls on DOJ to release "any intercepts" pic.twitter.com/QtbzbvT7YD.
Her memorandum said that the judiciary could be liable to lawsuits and damages because the software might have violated the Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986, which imposes civil and criminal liability on any person who intentionally intercepts "any wire, oral or electronic communication".
The contributions of our work is summarized as follows: To realize green communication, we formulate an optimization problem to minimize the total required power of the whole system while satisfying the following system requirements: (1) minimal information rate requirement at each IR, (2) minimal EH requirement at each ER, and (3) avoiding any IR to be intercepted by any Eve.
No runs have been spotted yet, nor have any fish been intercepted in basket traps placed upstream.
Who can forget James Clapper, Obama's director of national intelligence, saying it wasn't true that the agency collected any data at all on hundreds of millions of Americans, or General Keith Alexander, the head of the N.S.A., denying fourteen times that the agency intercepted any American's e-mails, texts, and other electronic communications?
(There was no such opportunity; I suspected that his handlers — who unlike Mr. Chen's two well-behaved children bounced out of their seats with unusual frequency, alerting anyone nearby that something unusual was afoot — would have intercepted any attempt at conversation).
In June, Uber filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit, saying Gonzales made his allegations based on an article, rather than on claims that Uber intercepted any communications or eavesdropped on those communications.
The problem is, there's no evidence ISIS actually intercepted any of the Cartel's drug shipments, and the email had apparently been leaked by an unnamed Mexican blogger, which made it hard to figure out if any of it was true.
If voice mails were obtained, then that could be a violation of the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, 18 U.S.C. § 2511, which makes it a crime to intercept "any wire, oral, or electronic communication".
The F-test was employed to test the significance of any slope that deviated from unity and any intercept that was different from zero.
