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 [Bespacific.com] beSpacific: E-Government Archives: DOD press release, April 3, 2006: "The Defense Department today released hundreds' more pages of unredacted detainee hearing transcripts taken at the U.S. Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, facility, a senior Pentagon official said here today. DoD spokesman Bryan Whitman told reporters the newly released documents included 2,000 pages of detainee administrative review board transcripts and about 600 pages of defense counsel submissions."

[Blog.elegus.com] Elegus Select & Search :: Research: In the spirit of the E-Government Act of 2002, modifications have been made to the District Court CM/ECF system to provide PACER customers with access to written opinions free of charge. The modifications also allow PACER customers to search for written opinions using a new report that is free of charge.

[Harrold.org] Harrold's News Links: Crayon 'Create Your Own Newspaper' News Links (U.S., Canada, State, World, Political, OpEd, Weather, Business, Tech, Science, Religion, Health, Lifestyle, Sports, Snippets, Funny Pages, Tabloids, Web)

[Medlib.med.utah.edu] BHIC: Websites Archives: As I've written before in my work on e-government for all, it's poor policymaking to assume that all constituents will have equal access to the Internet or the skills to use it. Therefore, you need to make sure you use alternative offline channels -- TV, radio, print, in-person meetings, etc -- to make government services and information available to the people who need it.

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