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A U.S. citizen who said he was wrongly arrested when the government rounded up Muslim men after the 9/11 terrorist attacks has settled his lawsuit against the FBI.
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Read More »Maryland, Virginia competing for FBI headquarters
The battle between Fairfax and Prince George's counties over which will build a new FBI headquarters is being fought inch by inch through the long, tedious process of vetting sites and proposals.
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Read More »Drug evidence allegedly different when returned to FBI
An FBI agent accused of evidence tampering repeatedly checked heroin out of an evidence room, returned it at different weights and failed to turn in two guns and marijuana seized in Maryland.
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Read More »FBI director warns against cellphone encryption
FBI Director James Comey gave a stark warning Thursday against smartphone data encryption, saying homicide cases could be stalled, suspects could go free and "justice may be denied because of a locked phone or an encrypted hard drive."
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Read More »FBI seeks man in rash of Md. bank robberies
The FBI is seeking a fugitive wanted in five bank robberies and two attempted bank robberies in the Baltimore area over a three-week period.
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Read More »NFL: Former FBI director will probe Rice case
The NFL says former FBI director Robert S. Mueller III will conduct a probe into how the NFL handled evidence as it investigated domestic violence claims against former Ravens running back Ray Rice.
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Read More »P.G. sites competing with Virginia for FBI headquarters
FBI allegedly questioned defense staff at Guantanamo
Immigration, libel and avoiding the indefensible round out this week's Law Blog Roundup.
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Read More »Congress, FBI moving on VA health care
Congress is moving with what one senator called "lightning speed" to help thousands of military veterans enduring long wait times for VA medical care.
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Read More »FBI, DEA to start recording interviews of suspects
Agents from the FBI and some other federal law enforcement agencies will soon begin recording interviews of suspects in custody under a new Justice Department directive that reverses long-standing policy, Attorney General Eric Holder said Thursday.
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