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Faisal Shahzad Allegedly Admits to Attempted Times Square Bombing
(Orin Kerr) Reuters has the report here: The Pakistani-American arrested on suspicion of driving a bomb-laden car into New York?s Times Square told U.S. authorities he acted alone, but sceptical investigators are looking into his recent trip to Pakistan, a law enforcement source said on Tuesday...

Travel Data Leads to Times Square Bomb Arrest
(Stewart Baker) DHS officials pulled Faizal Shahzad off a NY to Dubai flight late last night and arrested him in connection with the Times Square bombing.  Two sidelights on the arrest drawn from my forthcoming book, Skating on Stilts: First, while DHS continues to be described as a sprawling unmanageable department, its creation has unified US border agencies [...

Shahzad and Miranda Rights
(Orin Kerr) The New York Times reports about the interrogation of Faisal Shahzad, who was arrested for trying to explode a bomb in Times Square: The suspect, Faisal Shahzad, was interrogated without initially being read his Miranda rights under a public safety exception, and provided what the F...

Prosecutors File Charges Against Times Square Bombing Suspect
Prosecutors have filed charges against Times Square bombing suspect Faisal Shahzad.

Faisal Shahzad, Times Square Car Bomb Suspect
A Pakistan-born U.S. Citizen is Accused of Planting a Car Bomb in Times Square

New York City Bomb Suspect Was in Foreclosure
NEW YORK ? Court records show that the suspect in the failed Times Square bombing defaulted on a $200,000 mortgage on his Connecticut home and that the property is in foreclosure. Records obtained by The Associated Press show that Chase Home Finance LLC sued Faisal Shahzad (FY’-sul shah-ZAHD’) in September to foreclose on the home in [...

Employee Lawsuits
Dealing with violence in the workplace

Final Fantasy XI
Square Enix Faces Class Action over Deceptive Fees and Payments

Cell Phone Use
Can Increase Risk of Brain Cancer 5 Times

Computer Spyware Act
Spammer to pay $100,000 settlement in email fraud lawsuit.

Microsoft Spam
Richter pays $7 million settlement in deceptive email lawsuit.

Negligent Death
Family of New York Times reporter awarded undisclosed settlement for medical malpractice.