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The Justice Department argued this point explicitly last November, in the case of a Baltimore-area resident named Majid Khan, who was held for more than three years by the C.I.A. Khan, the government said, had to be prohibited from access to a lawyer specifically because he might describe the "alternative interrogation methods" that the agency had used when questioning him.

No one is prohibited from speaking.

It's not that James is prohibited from scoring.

Meanwhile, the mainstream media is prohibited from praising this man.

Others argue that third-world countries and other impoverished users should not be prohibited from gaining access to important discoveries solely because they lack sufficient funds to pay for access.

The application, in that way, can be prohibited from gaining access to certain information: the phone's location, for instance, or the contacts that it contains.

CHICAGO (Reuters) - Employers in California and Illinois will be prohibited from demanding access to workers' password-protected social networking accounts and teachers in Oregon will be required to report suspected student bullies thanks to new laws taking effect in 2013.

It isn't every day that AT&T mentions my name in an official 'objection' that requests that I be prohibited from seeing the 'special access' data recently compiled by the FCC.

After he gets out of prison in two years, a Newport Beach man recently convicted for his part in an international drug-trafficking ring will serve five years' probation and be prohibited from getting any job with access to a wireless device, court records show.

Under that framework, wireline Internet access providers are prohibited from "unjustly or unreasonably" discriminating when transmitting traffic.

2. Cable and telephone companies providing broadband Internet access should be prohibited from evading net neutrality obligations by providing pay-for-play "specialized" services.