A8 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 Judge Faults Prosecutors On Louima Case Evidence A federal judge ruled that prosecutors had improperly kept information from lawyers for police officers in the Abner Louima torture case, saying the information raised questions about Mr. Louima's account of how many police officers were present when he was attacked in 1997.
At the time, U.S. government policy was to keep information about hostages strictly secret, for privacy reasons; and yet Diane and Nancy were immensely relieved to learn of another family searching for a son in Syria.
Dr. Ruth Macklin, a member of the advisory panel and professor of bioethics at Albert Einstein College of Medicine in the Bronx, said she worried that researchers with financial conflicts would try to keep information about risks a secret for fear it would hurt investment in their companies.
They often keep information packs for those wishing to emigrate.
Contemporary neuropsychological views define WM as the capacity to keep information 'on-line' as necessary for an ongoing task [ 23, 24].
From now on, the center will be authorized to keep that information for five years.
Campaign aides will register volunteers with iPads, and keep their information for the fall campaign.
We will not keep this information for longer than is necessary for the operation of the Competition.
He also wished to keep interesting information for his own exclusive use; he made desperate efforts, for example, to stop any account of James's deathbed ravings about Napoleon being printed until the final pages of the fifth volume of his biography, The Master, which appeared in 1972.
Geneticist Peter de Knijff of the University of Leiden in the Netherlands, who also does forensic work for the Dutch police, says he does not keep surname information for his genetic research.
The New York City-based company also said in a security announcement that user geolocations were also exposed to hackers, but noted that it "does not keep geolocation information for all users".
