Even with key men in custody, members of the network went on planning the Bali attack, the investigators said.
Pash took key scientists into custody, and arranged for sites targeted by Alsos, including the University of Rome and the Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, to be secured.
In our approach, biometrics of both communicating parties are integrated to generate cryptographic keys so that we can avoid the complex random number generation and alleviate the issue of storing the random cryptographic keys in the custody of sender and receiver.
She previously advocated an end to quick no-fault divorces, but now believes that the key is to rewrite custody laws.
Even establishing the chain of custody of key evidence such as a laptop computer could easily pose a significant problem: foreign governments might refuse to testify in U.S. courts about how they had obtained the evidence, for fear of having their secret coöperation exposed.
The ruling did not answer a key question: who should have custody of Elian while the legal process plays out.
Some of those who were rendered and allegedly tortured in US custody now hold key leadership and political positions in the country --Publisher's website.
But it is not clear that such methods will satisfy the key current objective of the Custody Rule: to provide substantial protections against adviser fraud or misappropriation of assets.
After the Islamic State began decapitating American hostages in its custody, Saudi Arabia — a key ally in the US-led coalition against the jihadists — carried out beheadings of inmates on death row.
Another major failure of the commission was its inability directly to question people in United States custody who played key roles in the plot, because of a decision by the director of central intelligence, George Tenet.
