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Most of his outside income was not disclosed to the journals in which he published, in violation of their requirements.

He said the amount of research that was being published in violation of these agreements had reached a scale where they had to respond.

On Thursday, Jeh Johnson, the Defense Department's top lawyer, sent "Mark Owen" -- a pen-name used by Bissonnette -- and his publisher, Penguin Putnam, a letter advising them that the book, "No Easy Day" had been published in violation of non-disclosure agreements Bissonnette signed while a SEAL.

According to the complaint, Mr. Young consistently sent Tyco officials complete copies of his reports before they were published, in direct violation of Merrill Lynch guidelines.

The two were charged with intentionally aiding an armed terrorist organization and publishing material in violation of state security.

According to earlier media reports, the two had faced a number of charges including membership of an armed terrorist organization and the publishing of material in violation of state security following the release of the footage.

No surprise that they, along with République des Pyrénées –the only French daily to actually publish poll results allegedly in violation of the law are being sued by the French government.

As these submissions were published online by their authors in violation of regulation, Groom's artwork also breached sections five and seven of the Parliamentary Privileges Act, and highlighted the hypocrisy of politicians claiming to defend free speech.

The question presented in this appeal is whether a Georgia-based Internet Service Provider subjected itself to personal jurisdiction in Maryland by enabling a website owner to publish photographs on the Internet, in violation of a Maryland corporation's copyrights.

In Walker's case, the issue is that the selling and sharing of donors' data may be in violation of his own published privacy policy.

The tabloids had a banner day when Yeates's landlord, Christopher Jefferies, was arrested, and, in violation of British laws, published over 40 defamatory stories linking him to the murder.