But Mr. Menino was not even hurt by the recent news that a top aide might have improperly deleted months' worth of e-mail messages, which prompted a state investigation into possible violations of the public records law.
BOSTON — The Massachusetts secretary of state's office is investigating whether a top aide to Mayor Thomas M. Menino improperly deleted months' worth of e-mail, an inquiry that gives Mr. Menino's opponents in next week's mayoral primary new ammunition in their uphill race to unseat him.
The doctor, according to Bench's suit against him, had also tried to hide improperly deleted files in unallocated space on the hard drive.
Several former A.&P. workers sued the company yesterday, accusing it of illegally denying them overtime pay and improperly deleting hours from employee time records.
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We took legal action against GSR when we found out they had breached this contract.When Facebook contacted us to let us know the data had been improperly obtained, we immediately deleted the raw data from our file server, and began the process of searching for and removing any of its derivatives in our system.
It is against our policies for developers to share data without people's consent, so we immediately banned Kogan's app from our platform, and demanded that Kogan and other entities he gave the data to, including Cambridge Analytica, formally certify that they had deleted all improperly acquired data — which they ultimately did.
When the Guardian informed Facebook about Kogan sharing user data to Cambridge Analytica, Facebook banned Kogan, and required Cambridge Analytica to formally certify that it had deleted all the improperly attained user data.
In one incident, a woman received a $75,000 settlement after police uploaded a semi-nude photo of her to Facebook, and deleted a photo she had taken of an improperly parked patrol car.
Randal C. Picker, a law professor at the University of Chicago, says he thinks Amazon was right to delete the improperly sold versions of "1984" and argues such systems can also allow companies to better enforce copyright laws.
He stated that "Ninth Circuit Court personnel... began corruptly falsifying, forging, and improperly adding to and deleting from the Ninth Circuit Court documentary record... with regard to appeal #99-30210".
