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 [Bespacific.com] beSpacific: As noted in a series of previous postings on the sale of cell phone records and associated privacy issues, it was reported on April 7, 2006 that the House Engery and Commerce Committee's demand for the business records of companies engaged in this commerce has resulted has not yielded reponses. Therefore, the committee has issued subpoenas to 12 of the targeted companies.

[Radio.weblogs.com] David Fletcher's Government and Technology Weblog: It is similar to Utah's ICJIS system in that it helps all types of law enforcement exchange information about people moving through the criminal justice system. According to one officer,

[Temp.starklawlibrary.org] Stark County Law Library Blog: Privacy Archives: From the blog: "Today the WSJ reported on a the results of privacy study conducted last month by the Ponemon Institute, an organization "dedicated to advancing ethical information and privacy management practices in business and government." There is no link available to the text of the study. However the article states that its author, Larry Ponemon, "a pioneer in the development of privacy audits" found that "of more than "5,500 individuals contacted last month, 36% of respondents agreed with the statement that [the Department of] Homeland Security is "committed to protecting the privacy of my personal information." Forty-three percent in the study disagreed, while 21% were unsure."

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