Late last month, Justice Robert W. Doyle of State Supreme Court in Riverhead, N.Y., issued an order compelling Mr. Dowd, who had briefly been in possession of the computer, to answer further questions about the machine.
LOCK OUT OTHERS When it's not possible or practical to keep physical possession of the computer, you can take a number of protective measures to ensure that only its owner has access.
This feature may consequently explain why these sub-groups (often not in the possession of a computer), were under-represented in the trial.
In general the differences in mean score were not statistically significant in each of the 4 domains scored when grouped by gender, pre-college educational background, and possession of personal computer and software table 5).
The America's Cup arbitration panel ruled today that the Seattle syndicate OneWorld had broken Cup rules by having possession of a computer and a disk of design secrets belonging to Team New Zealand.
Later, Los Aldeanos's charismatic frontman, Aldo Rodriguez, was detained for illegal possession of a computer.
MasterClass meanwhile is giving today's masters a way to memorialize what they've learned, while also giving them a venue to share stories, insights, and advice with anyone in possession of a computer, $90, and several hours to spare.
A1 State and federal investigators said that a laptop computer found in the possession of the sniper suspects when they were arrested contains files that could be used to place Mr. Muhammad, 41, and Mr. Malvo, 17, at the scenes of many shootings around Washington and across the country.
Moreover, once the phone or computer is in the possession of the police, can the content be destroyed?
After the police continued to ignore him, Matt set up a blog he called Plumpergeddon (presumably inspired by the fat fetishist) and eventually, out of frustration over the police inaction, began posting the photos he'd captured, videos he'd made of those pictures and the evidence he was gathering about the guy who was now in possession of his stolen computer.
After the police continued to ignore him, Matt set up a blog he called Plumpergeddon (presumably inspired by the fat fetishist) and began posting the photos he'd captured and the evidence he was gathering about the guy who was now in possession of his stolen computer.
