81. Manatee County Clerk Of Circuit Court And Comptroller Technology Services plans, assembles and maintains the information systems neededto support the duties of the Clerk of the Circuit court in a timely http://www.clerkofcourts.com/ClerkServices/TechServ/techserv.htm

FAQ Employment Contact Us / Email Phone Directory ... Sales The Clerk's Technology Services Department is leading the charge in putting technological advances to use for the public and for the improvement of customer service. In addition to the wealth of information already available on the Clerk's web site, the Technology Services Department explores new ways of improving processes and reducing system downtime. Technology Services plans, assembles and maintains the information systems needed to support the duties of the Clerk of the Circuit Court in a timely, efficient matter. The goals of the Technology Services Department include providing the best data processing services possible using the most innovative technical products available. RECENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND INNOVATIONS The renovation of the Clerk's web site to include more information and be even more user-friendly.

82. CNN.com - Sci-Tech - Teen Charged With Hacking Into Air Force System - April 24, the breakin from the Cambridge Juvenile court, according to Total damage to the systemswas about $66,000 said the breach through which the teen gained access http://www.cnn.com/2001/TECH/internet/04/24/air.force.hack.idg/

MAIN PAGE WORLD U.S. WEATHER ... ABOUT US CNN TV what's on show transcripts CNN Headline News CNN International ... askCNN EDITIONS CNN.com Asia CNN.com Europe set your edition Languages Spanish Portuguese German Italian Danish Japanese Korean Arabic Time, Inc. Time.com People Fortune EW Teen charged with hacking into Air Force system From... By Linda Rosencrance (IDG) A 15-year-old Connecticut youth faces charges of hacking into a government computer system that tracks the positions of U.S. Air Force planes worldwide, according to government officials. Officials said the air control data, considered confidential in peace time and secret in times of war, wasn't compromised and no one's safety was jeopardized. The teen, whose name is being withheld because he is a juvenile, was 13 when he allegedly hacked into the secure connection between the Air Mobility Command system at Scott Air Force Base in Belleville, Ill. and a U.S. Department of Transportation computer system at the Volpe Center in Cambridge, Mass. The hack occurred on March 28, 2000, officials said. MESSAGE BOARD Security on the Net IDG.net INFOCENTER

83. Wired News: Interior Dept. Sites Still Down this case, along with charges that she filed false reports with the court about herdepartment's supposed progress to secure the department's computer systems. http://www.wired.com/news/politics/0,1283,48980,00.html

Welcome to Wired News. Skip directly to: Search Box Section Navigation Content Search: Wired News Animations Wired Magazine HotBot (the Web) Interior Dept. Sites Still Down By Michelle Delio Also by this reporter Page 1 of 1 08:55 AM Dec. 10, 2001 PT Web wanderers looking for information on national parks, government mapping services or geological disasters will need to get their information from non-official websites for a while. Story Tools See also Suppression Stifles Some Sites Oh Boy, an Indian Controversy Today's Top 5 Stories RIAA Hits Students Where It Hurts Plants: New Anti-Terror Weapon? Internet Phone Calls Stymie FBI A hired hacker's ability to easily penetrate computer systems operated by the Department of Interior has resulted in a legal order taking the entire system offline until the network can be secured. U.S. District Judge Royce Lamberth issued the order late Wednesday after a report showed that the computer system which handles $500 million annually in royalties from Indian land has major security holes that make it easy to access the system, alter records and possibly divert funds. Interior Secretary Gale Norton has been ordered to return to court on Monday to answer charges of contempt stemming from the agency's non-compliance with Lamberth's order.

84. Wired News: E-Books' Full Court Press Full court Press. By Kendra Mayfield Also by this reporter Page 1 of 1. 0430PM Aug. 28, 2000 PT. SAN FRANCISCO – Software heavyweights Adobe systems and http://www.wired.com/news/technology/0,1282,38432,00.html

Welcome to Wired News. Skip directly to: Search Box Section Navigation Content Search: Wired News Animations Wired Magazine HotBot (the Web) E-Books' Full Court Press by Kendra Mayfield Also by this reporter Page 1 of 1 04:30 PM Aug. 28, 2000 PT Story Tools See also E-Books: The Next Killer App Microsoft: Paper Is Dead Apple, Adobe Show Off at Seybold E-Books in Seybold Spotlight Read more Technology news Today's Top 5 Stories RIAA Hits Students Where It Hurts Plants: New Anti-Terror Weapon? Internet Phone Calls Stymie FBI At the Seybold Seminars publishing conference on Tuesday, Adobe ( ADBE ) announced its acquisition of e-book software developer Glassbook , as well as an alliance with BarnesandNoble.com to become the exclusive e-book retailer of Adobe content. Meanwhile, Microsoft ( MSFT ) announced a partnership with Amazon.com ( AMZN ) to make its e-book reader the preferred format for Amazon's future e-book store. "The ability of print on demand is going to be a key driver of momentum this year," said Joe Eschbach, vice president of Adobe's ePaper Solutions Group. Eschbach said Adobe's ability to print books with "high fidelity" type and graphics will differentiate itself from competitors such as Microsoft and Gemstar. "It's not just about reading novels on Windows-based devices, Eschbach said. It's about secure delivery of content with high viewing and printing fidelity."

85. NASA Hacker Sentenced To Juvenile Facility The passwords included 10 user names and passwords for DOD computers, he told thecourt. The teen hacked into 13 systems at the Marshall Space Flight Center in http://www.gcn.com/vol19_no29/news/3044-1.html

Executive Center Columnists Products Central Site Map ... My Account Search GCN Advanced Search Government Computer News Subscribe GCN Management ... E-Mail This Article October 2, 2000 ; Vol. 19 No. 29 NASA hacker sentenced to juvenile facility By Tony Lee Orr GCN Staff A 16-year-old hacker who last year broke into NASA systems will spend six months in a juvenile detention facility. The teen-ager, whose name is being withheld because of his age, pleaded guilty to two counts of juvenile delinquency. The hacker downloaded $1.7 million worth of proprietary software that NASA uses to support the International Space Station. The security breach caused a 21-day shutdown of the NASA systems and cost the space agency more than $41,000 in labor and equipment, Justice Department officials said. The teen-ager, known on the Internet as c0mrad, admitted late last month in U.S. District Court in Miami that he also was responsible for intrusions into a Defense Department network used by the Defense Threat Reduction Agency. That break-in occurred from Aug. 23 to Oct. 27, Justice officials said. DOD affected The teen hacked into 13 systems at the Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala., using two Internet service providers to originate the attacks, Justice officials said.

86. News Archive November Conference on teen Violence Announced. court Information SystemsManager Promoted to Deputy CEO of Yolo Superior court. http://www.yolocourts.com/news_archive.html

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87. Articles Links 9th Circuit Napster Ruling Requires P2P Developers Ensure No One Misuses Their SystemsSupreme court's Swedish court Exonerates teen of Internet http://www.virtualrecordings.com/articles.htm

Virtual Recordings Writings on Cyberspace and IP Law: Circumvention Prohibitions Reconsidered: Why America's Mistake is Europe's Future Jan. 2003 By Robin D. Gross Digital Millennium Dark Ages Nov. 2001 By Robin D. Gross Freedom of Speech: Void Where Prohibited Hollywood Exports Technology Ban Overseas Despite U.S. Abuse Sept. 2001 By Robin D. Gross Artists and Audiences Strike a 'New Deal' with the Licensing of Music Aug. 2001 By Robin D. Gross 9th Circuit Napster Ruling Requires P2P Developers Ensure No One Misuses Their Systems: Supreme Court's "Betamax" Defense to Secondary Liability Narrowed Feb. 2001 By Robin D. Gross Dec. 2000 by Robin D. Gross and Katina Bishop DMCA Takes Full Effect - Millions of Americans Become Criminals: Librarian Unable to Preserve Fair Use and Free Expression in Digital Realm Nov. 2000 by Robin D. Gross EFF Comments to the FCC on Digital Video Specs: FCC Paves the Way for Requiring Anti-Copy Technology in Digital TV Sept. 2000 by Robin D. Gross Recommends Exempting DVDs from Circumvention Ban June 2000 by Robin D. Gross See Related EFF Testimony at DMCA Public Hearings - May 2000 Recommends "First Access Rule" and Digital Fair Use March 2000 by Robin D. Gross

88. Freedomforum.org: John Tinker Pledges Support For Pro-anarchy Teen John Tinker pledges support for proanarchy teen. Sierra lost round one in hercourt battle. He's 51 now and a computer systems analyst living in a former http://www.freedomforum.org/templates/document.asp?documentID=15460

89. TechWeb > News > Teen Group Distributes New Net-Filter Crack > October 28, 1998 The software, created by the Peacefire group of teen antifiltering activists, decryptsthe to use age-checking features, is being challenged in court by free http://www.techweb.com/wire/story/TWB19981028S0028

Identity Management LANs Network Security Desktop Applications ... Application Traffic Management Choose site ... TechWeb (All Sites) TechWeb Features InformationWeek InternetWeek Network Computing Optimize The Open Enterprise Government Enterprise advanced Free Newsletters TechEncyclopedia TechCalendar ... Contact Us TechWeb Network: InformationWeek InternetWeek Network Computing Network Magazine ... Transform Teen Group Distributes New Net-Filter Crack October 28, 1998 (8:35 p.m. EST) By John Borland , TechWeb News A group of anti-filtering activists has released a new program online that lets computer users bypass one of the most popular Net-filtering software packages. The software, created by the Peacefire group of teen anti-filtering activists, decrypts the master password for the Learning Co.'s Cyber Patrol filtering program. Using this password, users are able to shut off Cyber Patrol's site-blocking features, allowing uncensored access to the Web and chat rooms. Peacefire founder Bennett Haselton said the group had released the crack, in part, to protest the use of blocking software in schools and libraries. The group released the program without fanfare about three weeks ago, he said. "We're doing this quietly, because for something like this to be successful it has to spread initially through word of mouth and underground," Haselton said. About 2,000 people had downloaded the crack as of Wednesday, he added.

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Career Auto Travel Real Estate ... Forums Search: Contact 16 WAPT: Select Recipient News Tips Web Staff TV Sales Web Sales News Director Sports Manager Birthdays/Anniversaries Weather Department Ask The Manager Feedback 16 Programming Community Calendar Jobs/Internships More Restaurant Report Military Wife Organizes Vicksburg Rally For Troops 16 WAPT Wants To Hear Your Homefront Stories U.S. Planes Land At Baghdad International Airport House Fails To Override Musgrove's Budget Veto ... Restaurant Report E-Mail This Story Print This Story Records Show Teen Murder Suspect Stood To Inherit Estate Alleged Accomplice May Be Spared Jail POSTED: 9:50 a.m. CST January 8, 2003 UPDATED: 10:08 a.m. CST January 8, 2003 JACKSON, Miss. Court records show that a Jackson teenager accused of killing his father and stepmother would inherit his grandmother's estate in the event of his father's death. Police have not commented on a motive for the slayings of James Williams Jr. and Cindy Williams. Their bodies were found Monday in bed of their pickup truck, which was abandoned in Rankin County. James Williams III is facing two counts of capital murder. His alleged accomplice, Adam White, 15, was booked with being an accessory to murder.

91. ABCNEWS.com : Teen Charged With Hacking Army Web Site about stopping intrusions in cyberspace, a teenager was government in the US DistrictCourt in Green Bay. Interference with government computer systems is not http://abcnews.go.com/sections/us/DailyNews/hacker_990831.html

GO Kids GO Family GO Money GO Sports ... GO Home ABCNEWS WEB ABOUT GO NETWORK SIGN IN FREE E-MAIL HOME NEWS SUMMARY U.S. Raw News POLITICS WORLD BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY SCIENCE TRAVEL ESPN SPORTS ENTERTAINMENT WEATHER.com REFERENCE LOCAL ABCNEWS ON TV US HEADLINES N.C. Residents Flee Dennis' Floods California Wildfire Out of Control NYC Rally Gets Green Light Administration Opposes Waco Order ... Putting SAT Scores in Context SEARCH ABC.com THE CENTURY EMAIL ABCNEWS.com SEND PAGE TO A FRIEND TOOLS AND HELPERS Teen Charged With Hacking Allegedly Defaced Army Web Site By David Ruppe ABCNEWS.com Aug. 31 Chad Davis, a 19-year-old from Green Bay, Wis., illegally entered an Army computer system in June, according to a criminal complaint filed by the federal government in the U.S. District Court in Green Bay. Davis also allegedly removed and modified computer files in the unclassified system to try to avoid detection, according to the complaint. He was arrested Monday, and two computers have been seized. He was released after agreeing to attend all proceedings. At the time of the alleged intrusion, Davis was the subject of an FBI-executed search warrant earlier this year. The FBI is investigating Davis in connection with other suspected intrusions into government systems.

92. NEWS.com.au | Teen In 'hospital Bomb Threat' (archived) teen in 'hospital bomb threat' February 13, 2003 threatened to detonate a bomb inthe maternity section of a suburban hospital, a Melbourne court has been told http://www.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,4057,5978682%5E1702,00.html

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93. Teen Shooter Charged As Adult teen Shooter Charged as Adult Posted on 01/22/2003. last Friday night at an areacarwash has been charged as an adult in the case, according to court records. http://www.moderncarcare.com/hotnews/31h22101356.html

Search: Advanced Search Teen Shooter Charged as Adult Posted on: 01/22/2003 CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. A local teenager who fired the shot that injured an elderly Chambersburg man last Friday night at an area carwash has been charged as an adult in the case, according to court records. Christopher M. Gordon, 15, of 46 Brumbaugh Ave., was charged with aggravated assault, a first-degree felony, and released on $10,000 bail. A preliminary hearing is set for 11 a.m. Thursday in the office of District Justice Gary Carter. According to court records, Gordon told police he accidentally fired the gun that shot 61-year-old Roy Shields. Chambersburg police were dispatched to the Keystone Car Wash on Brumbaugh Avenue at about 4:20 p.m. Friday, where they found Shields, 525 Weaver Ave., lying on the back seat of his Jeep, suffering from a gunshot wound to his chest. He was being attended by witnesses, who told police they had heard a gunshot and then saw Shields fall from the driver's side of the vehicle. The witnesses got him up off the pavement and put him in the back of the vehicle while awaiting medical personnel, police said. According to court documents, Chambersburg Det. Sgt. Dianne Kelso talked to Shields at the scene soon after the shooting. Shields told her he had been shot while sitting in his auto at the car wash, Kelso said in an affidavit filed with Carter.

94. Marianne M. Jennings abortion on the grounds that the teen, adjudged competent law or compliance with acourt order some employee somewhere in the government systems, understood the http://www.jewishworldreview.com/cols/jennings090199.asp

Clicking on banner ads keeps JWR alive Jewish World Review Sept. 1, 1999/ 20 Elul, 5759 Marianne M. Jennings JWR's Pundits World Editorial Cartoon Showcase Mallard Fillmore Suzanne Fields ... Weekly Standard The village, the children, judicial imperialism and abortion http://www.jewishworldreview.com WATCHING ARIZONANS discuss a judicial order for a 14-year-old's 24-week abortion has been akin to watching a scene from Monty Python and the Holy Grail where the peasants determine, with convoluted logic centering on a duck's weight, whether a woman is a witch Their causal analysis is daft and solutions worse. A fortnight ago, Judge William P. Sargeant of Maricopa County Juvenile Court, ordered government employees to transport the teen girl to any state where late-term abortion is legal. There are varying schools of thought on her pregnancy term (22 to 27 weeks being the range), but she is past the 20-week Arizona limit. When the oddity and legality of a court-ordered expenditure of tax dollars to circumvent state law was raised by someone within the confidentiality-laden Child Protective Services (CPS) agency or juvenile system, Judge Sargeant found a technical distinction and specified the use of federal (Title XIX) dollars. Title XIX funds can be used for abortion under the standards of the Hyde amendment: incest, rape and health of the mother. Calling the pregnancy one resulting from statutory rape, the judge ordered the use of federal dollars. Arizona has no statutory rape law. Sexual conduct with a minor is a crime, but it is not rape unless lack of consent is established. Inasmuch as this incorrigible carries her boyfriend's child, no police report was forwarded for prosecution.

95. Child Welfare League Of America: President/CEO: Lifescape Chat With President/CE more volunteers as courtappointed special advocates who assist the court systemsby speaking home visitors to monitor high-risk newborns with teen-age mothers http://www.cwla.org/execdir/edchat000419.htm

Lifescape Chat With President/CEO Shay Bilchik April 19, 2000 LIFESCAPE We're pleased to welcome the Child Welfare League of America's new President/CEO Shay Bilchik for his live chat, "Protecting America's Children: It's Everybody's Business." Tonight, we will discuss contributing to a national effort to create healthy, safe children and preventing child abuse and neglect. Please share your thoughts and ideas on how to improve life for vulnerable children and their families and be part of a greater community effort to assure each child at risk of abuse and neglect gets the treatment they need and the level of help they and their families deserve. BILCHIK : Child abuse and neglect is one of the most critical issues facing this country. While our attention has focused on juvenile offenders and violent crime committed by juveniles, the truth is that violent juvenile offenses are decreasing dramatically. We have not, however, seen the same dramatic downturn in rate of abuse or neglect. In fact, reporting levels have held fairly consistent at 3 million, with about 900,000 confirmed cases of abuse and neglect. Our attention should focus on this critical issue. Our children's futures depend on it. LIFESCAPE Mr. Bilchik, do you distinguish between physical and verbal abuse?

96. [FINDLAW_NEWS] FindLaw Legal Grounds - Monday, June 28, 1999 cases, prohibits victims from making use of the often more generous state courtsystems and caps A spate of new ordinances focuses on reining in teenagers. http://legalminds.lp.findlaw.com/list/ulrp/msg00132.html

[FINDLAW_NEWS] FindLaw Legal Grounds - Monday, June 28, 1999 To FLNEWS@LEGALMINDS.ORG From legalgrounds@FINDLAW.COM Date Mon, 28 Jun 1999 09:30:43 -0700 Approved-By tstanley@FINDLAW.COM Reply-To legalgrounds@FINDLAW.COM Sender FLNEWS@LEGALMINDS.ORG FindLaw LEGAL GROUNDS Monday, June 28, 1999 Web News Roundup with Jim Twu Top News - Relevant Hearsay Asbestos Cases in for Overhaul by Lawmakers New laws deal with everything from hula dancing to chili sauce Informix's Infamy Landmark smokers' lawsuit heading to Florida jury Big 3 Automakers Hit With Huge Lawsuit Cyberlaw News - Download This! More Legal Trouble for Microsoft Lucent and Cisco agree to settle patent lawsuit Criminal Law - Arresting Developments Wife Stabs Husband After He Brings Her Bouquets Weird Legal News - Eat My Justice! El Full Monty Causes Storm FindLaw Law Library - thousands of legal guides, memos and briefs http://library.findlaw.com Top News - Relevant Hearsay "The lawsuits? We can't handle the lawsuits!" Asbestos Cases in for Overhaul by Lawmakers New York Times After the Supreme Court struck down a proposed settlement last week, Congress is preparing to begin debate on Thursday on a measure that would overhaul the way the legal system resolves lawsuits brought by people harmed by asbestos. The legislation under consideration by Congress eliminates punitive damages in asbestos cases, prohibits victims from making use of the often more generous state court systems and caps lawyers' fees at a maximum of 25 percent of settlements.

97. Municipal And Financial Services Dept. - Franklin Regional Council Of Government Manager, 121 Montague Rd Montague 978544-6978 court@crocker.com Tapestry Health SystemsTeen Outreach - Maureen Bernstein, Executive Director, 80 Sanderson St http://www.frcog.org/eduproj.html

Community Coalition for Teens 2002 Prevention Programs Community Health Program Services COMMUNITY COALITION FOR TEENS 2002 PREVENTION PROGRAMS Working to promote the health and life options of youth in the Franklin County and North Quabbin area, through a cooperative model of teens and adults working together. Big Brothers/Big Sisters: Sister to Sister - Kay Johnson, Ex. Dir. 16 Federal St. Greenfield 413-772-0915 bbbs@shaysnet.com Offering teens personal friendship with an adult is the core for successful strategy for fostering self-esteem and preventing unwanted pregnancies. Adult women volunteers are matched with teen-aged girls from single-parent families, referred by their parent, school or social worker making a two year commitment to meet weekly for two to three hours. Brick House: Community Artists and Youth Alliance (CAYA) - Joanie Cohen-Mitchell, Ex. Dir. PO Box 135, Greenfield (413) 863-9576, joanie@shaysnet.com

98. Fourth Judicial Court Of Illinois The Fourth Judicial Circuit of Illinois. History of Fourth Judicial Circuit. http://www.effingham.com/4thcircuit/

The Fourth Judicial Circuit of Illinois History of Fourth Judicial Circuit Courthouses Circuit Judges Associate Judges ... Other Illinois Government Sites Fourth Judicial Circuit News: Election Results - November 7, 2000 Victim Impact Panel Recognition Dinner - December 5, 2000 Schwarm Elected Chief Judge - April 6, 2001 Eder Elected Associate Judge - June 18, 2001 ... Election Results - November 5, 2002 Direct comments or questions concerning this webpage to: chiefjudge_4thcircuit@hotmail.com The Fourth Judicial Circuit, Office of the Chief Judge provides this web site only as a source of public information on the Fourth Judicial Circuit. All efforts are made to ensure that information and links are accurate and current. However, users should not cite this information as an official or authoritative source and are advised to independently verify all information. Information contained on this web site should in no way be construed ad legal advice. Users should contact an attorney if they require legal assistance or advice. VISITORS SINCE FEBRUARY 14, 1998

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