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Former federal prosecutor turns to private investigations - MiamiHerald.com

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Former federal prosecutor turns to private investigations MiamiHerald.com Andrew Levi, a former Assistant US Attorney in Miami, has turned from public to private investigation as head of the Miami office of a global firm. Andrew Levi, a former federal prosecutor in Miami, is now a lawyer/investigator for Nardello & Co., ...

Private eye illegally got into Irish Rail staff bank accounts - Irish Independent

Private eye illegally got into Irish Rail staff bank accounts Irish Independent An Irish private investigator who was also interviewed in the probe was "not involved" in accessing accounts. The investigation was launched in 2010 after the allegations emerged in a High Court dispute between Irish Rail and a senior manager who was ...

Watch Live: Private Eye Ed At Leveson Inquiry - Sky News

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Watch Live: Private Eye Ed At Leveson Inquiry Sky News Private Eye editor Ian Hislop has said he was against any kind of state regulation of the press while giving evidence at the Leveson Inquiry into media standards. On having an ethics code for the media Mr Hislop said ethics were self-evident and a code ... Leveson Inquiry: Private eye editor Ian Hislop defends the freedom of the pressDaily Mail Private Eye editor Ian Hislop: Don't create new press regulations - just ...Telegraph.co.uk Leveson inquiry: Ian Hislop claims PCC would not give him a fair hearingThe Guardian Politics.co.uk -TNT Magazine -ITV.com all 463 news articles »

UK court orders private eye Glenn Mulcaire to reveal who ordered him to hack ... - Washington Post

UK court orders private eye Glenn Mulcaire to reveal who ordered him to hack ... Washington Post LONDON — A British court has ruled that private investigator Glenn Mulcaire must reveal who ordered him to hack phones, and his lawyer says he will appeal that ruling. Mulcaire was jailed briefly in 2007 for eavesdropping on the phone messages of ... and more »

Mail's private eye 'may have used criminal methods' - The Independent

Mail's private eye 'may have used criminal methods' The Independent Paul Dacre, the editor-in-chief of the Daily Mail, yesterday conceded that a private detective the paper commissioned hundreds of times may have been engaging in criminal activity. Challenged at the Leveson Inquiry into media standards over the paper's ... and more »