“It is FDA’s policy to help prevent or alleviate shortages primarily of medically necessary drug products, since these can have significant public health consequences. A drug shortage may involve either an actual or a potential shortage of a drug product.” [Link to Current Drug Shortages website]
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Daily Archives: June 9, 2006
EPA Audit of Challenges Faced By Small Drinking Water Systems
EPA OIG, Congressional Request Regarding EPA Grants to the National Rural Water Association, May 30, 2006 [Report – PDF, 61 pages] [At a Glance – PDF] EPA: New Guidance Helps Small Drinking Water Systems Identify Affordable-Treatment Options Continue Reading
Congressional International Anti-Piracy Caucus 2006 Watch List
Congressional International Anti-Piracy Caucus 2006 Watch List: “…the Caucus announced they will focus on China and Russia as high priority countries, due to the scope and depth of their piracy problems. The Caucus will also closely monitor the serious problems of copyright piracy in the following countries: Mexico, Canada, India and Malaysia.” Continue Reading
Guide to Members of Congress Under Investigation
The Center for Media and Democracy have posted a guide, which will be updated, “…of the members of Congress currently under investigation by the congressional ethics committees or law enforcement authorities, based on credible media reports.” Continue Reading
Federal Court Decision Facilitates Government Wiretapping of IP Services
CDT: “A federal appeals court today ruled 2-1 that telephone regulators and the FBI can control the design of Internet services in order to make government wiretapping easier. The decision (29 pages, PDF), which is damaging both to civil liberties and technology innovation, came in a case in which CDT joined with a coalition of… Continue Reading
D.C. Court of Appeals Oral Arguments Now Available Online
Press release: “The public may now listen to arguments held before the District of Columbia Court of Appeals without having to attend in person, thanks to new technology instated June 7 that provides real-time audio coverage via web streaming. Similar technology has been put in place in 21 states including California, Florida, New York, and… Continue Reading
Commentary on DOJ Prosecution of Press Leaks of Classified Info
Can the Justice Department Prosecute Reporters Who Publish Leaked Classified Information Interpreting the Espionage Act, by Louis Klarevas Related postings: DOJ Testimony Reiterates AG Policy on Journalists and Leaks and AG States Prosecution of Journalists for Leaks is Legal Continue Reading
