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• Computer-Crime Statute Gets Ninth Circuit Workout
• Judges Delay Decision on Portman Replacement
• Bucking Recommendation, Prosecutors Ask for Jail Time for Bonds
• When Computer Misuse Becomes a Crime
• Author of DNA Memo Causing Problems for His Former Bosses
• On Tap for Barry Bonds: Probation, Maybe an Ankle Bracelet
• High Court Issues First Death Judgment Reversal in Two Years
• Federal Shoe Drops on S.F. Drug Lab Technician
• Defender Job May Come Down to a Coin Toss
• 9th Circuit, in Reversal, Says Traffic Stops Aren't 'Arrests'

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Computer-Crime Statute Gets Ninth Circuit Workout	Top
Judge Richard Tallman, pictured, seemed untroubled by a CFAA case that has defense lawyers, and the chief judge, in lather.
Judges Delay Decision on Portman Replacement	Top
Bucking Recommendation, Prosecutors Ask for Jail Time for Bonds	Top
When Computer Misuse Becomes a Crime	Top
An 11-judge Ninth Circuit panel weighs whether Dennis Riordan's client can face criminal charges for breaking corporate computer-use policies.
Author of DNA Memo Causing Problems for His Former Bosses	Top
On Tap for Barry Bonds: Probation, Maybe an Ankle Bracelet	Top
High Court Issues First Death Judgment Reversal in Two Years	Top
Federal Shoe Drops on S.F. Drug Lab Technician	Top
Defender Job May Come Down to a Coin Toss	Top
9th Circuit, in Reversal, Says Traffic Stops Aren't 'Arrests'	Top
Embracing the common meaning, Judge N. Randy Smith creates a circuit split.

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