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When criticism becomes a crime
By
Joel Simon
August 1, 2001
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, August 1, 2001 — Imagine you’ve just broken a story about how the president’s cronies, including members of the Sup
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Starr Struck: Part three
By
Florence George Graves
April 1, 1998
Teen killers get inconsistent sentences
By
Maggie Mulvihill
,
Sarah Favot
and
Kirsten Berg
February 14, 2012
Los Angeles to vote Feb. 22 on ending $250 truancy fines
By
Susan Ferriss
February 14, 2012
Los Angeles ends big fines, limits police enforcement of truancy law
By
Susan Ferriss
February 22, 2012
Tobacco lawyers face investigation by legal regulators
By
Bill Birnbauer
April 25, 2002
AUSTRALIA, April 25, 2002 — The behavior of Clayton Utz and Mallesons Stephen Jaques lawyers in advising Australia's biggest tobacco company
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Clayton Utz faces inquiries in destroying documents
By
Bill Birnbauer
April 25, 2002
Smoker awarded $700,000 after evidence was destroyed
Misconduct and punishment
By
Neil Gordon
June 26, 2003
Methodology, The Team for Harmful Error
By
The Center for Public Integrity
June 26, 2003
Clayton Utz faces inquiries in destroying documents
By
Bill Birnbauer
April 25, 2002
Leading Australian law firm, Clayton Utz, faces at least two inquiries about its involvement in destroying thous
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Tobacco lawyers face investigation by legal regulators
By
Bill Birnbauer
April 25, 2002
Smoker awarded $700,000 after evidence was destroyed
The smoking gun: A perspective
By
Bill Birnbauer
April 25, 2002
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Smoker awarded $700,000 after evidence was destroyed
These stories first appeared in The Age on April 12-13, 2002. They are reposted here with permission.
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The smoking gun: A perspective
By
Bill Birnbauer
April 25, 2002
Part II: A troubled model for reform in Mexico
By
Alejandra Xanic von Bertrab
November 15, 2010
Overview: The tobacco lobby goes global
By
Ricardo Sandoval Palos
November 15, 2010
Tobacco settlement helps everyone but smokers
By
John Dunbar
December 8, 2000
The smoking gun: A perspective
By
Bill Birnbauer
April 25, 2002
Yesterday a court awarded Melbourne grandmother Rolah Ann McCabe $700,000 in damages after she sued one of the world's lead
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Smoker awarded $700,000 after evidence was destroyed
Big tobacco’s New York black market
By
Marina Walker Guevara
and
Kate Willson
December 19, 2008
China’s Marlboro Country
By
Te-Ping Chen
June 29, 2009
When cracking down seems impossible
By
Marina Walker Guevara
and
Mabel Rehnfeldt
June 29, 2009
Jacques Monsieur arrested in Turkey
By
Alain Lallemand
May 14, 2002
BRUSSELS, Belgium, May 14, 2002 — A Belgian man alleged to be one of Europe's biggest gunrunners -- and who has threatened to reveal secrets
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Nixon to grand jury: $100,000 cash contributions and rewarding donors with ambassadorships
By
John Aloysius Farrell
November 10, 2011
Open your mind
By
Stephen Engelberg
March 1, 1999
Commentary — Total information awareness: A chance encounter raises questions
By
Charles Lewis
December 17, 2002
The merchant of death
By
André Verlöy
November 20, 2002
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Smuggler pleads guilty to moving 27 million smokes
By
Kate Willson
August 14, 2009
A Miami man pleaded guilty Friday in the U.S. Southern District Court of Florida in a cigarette smuggling case with ties to the Real Irish R
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The expert: listen to John Colledge
By
ICIJ
October 20, 2008
Black markets, organized crime ravaging West Africa
By
Kate Willson
July 7, 2009
ATF’s ‘ad hoc’ efforts give tobacco smugglers a free pass
By
Te-Ping Chen
October 1, 2009
Terrorism and tobacco
By
Kate Willson
June 29, 2009
Legal challenge seeks to bring down new campaign finance law
By
Kathryn Wallace
and
Marianne Holt
September 5, 2000
A conservative group in Alabama has filed the first court challenge to recently passed campaign finance legi
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Congress passes campaign finance reform
By
Marianne Holt
June 29, 2000
N.J. candidates discover '527' cash cow
By
Marianne Holt
and
Kathryn Wallace
June 2, 2000
527s run aground in the states
By
Kevin Bogardus
October 24, 2005
Old parties learn new tricks
By
Kevin Bogardus
May 26, 2005
Top Swiss organized crime case ends, only two convicted
By
Marina Walker Guevara
July 16, 2009
ICIJ’s story “The Montenegro Connection” on the ties of Montenegro’s Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic to one of Europe’s largest ever cigarett
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The Montenegro connection
By
Leo Sisti
June 2, 2006
The Montenegro connection
By
Leo Sisti
June 2, 2009
Djukanovic’s Montenegro: a family business
By
Miranda Patrucic
,
Mirsad Brkic
and
Svjetlana Celic
June 2, 2009
Fake shoes, cigarettes, and more caught at U.S. border
By
Kate Willson
January 16, 2009
Europe's future mafia states
By
Marina Walker Guevara
November 25, 2008
The National Intelligence Council released its latest study on the world’s future last week, Global Trends 2025. The report, produced by exp
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Global Muckraking
By
Simona Raetz
August 25, 2011
Few prosecutions for unregistered foreign agents
By
Nick Schwellenbach
July 1, 2010
The Montenegro connection
By
Leo Sisti
June 2, 2009
The Montenegro connection
By
Leo Sisti
June 2, 2006
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