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s not worth the added prison time." New Haven Attorney Gives Up Law License After Passing Synthetic Cannabis To Clients In Rhode Island Prison The Stamford Advocate (07/24, Ikramuddin) reported that a New Haven attorney who federal officials say provided synthetic cannabis to clients in a Rhode Island d

NTERINTELLIGENCE Woman Learns Fate After DOJ Guilty Plea Admitting She Helped North Korean Tech Workers Infiltrate U.S. Companies Fox News (07/24, D'Abrosca) reported that Christina Marie Chapman, a 50-year-old Arizona woman, has been sentenced to 102 months in prison for helping North Korean tech worker

tructions and engaged in a physical altercation with both the deputies and Spinale, who remained in the area. 61-year-old Harold Chamberlain, Jr., a Stafford resident, heard the commotion in front of his home and witnessed deputies attempting to get control of several suspects in the roadway. Chamberlain

ave been recaptured, but five others, including Massey, remain at large, prompting a large-scale search effort by law enforcement. Fox News (05/20, D'Abrosca) added that a former FBI agent, Scott Duffey, believes a massive 10-person jail break in New Orleans is "impossible" without staff involvement. Duff

Ratliff) also reported on the story. New Haven Attorney Gives Up Law License After Passing Synthetic Cannabis To Clients In Rhode Island Prison The Stamford Advocate (07/24, Ikramuddin) reported that a New Haven attorney who federal officials say provided synthetic cannabis to clients in a Rhode Island d

(07/24, Thomas). Woman Learns Fate After DOJ Guilty Plea Admitting She Helped North Korean Tech Workers Infiltrate U.S. Companies Fox News (07/24, D'Abrosca) reported that Christina Marie Chapman, a 50•year•old Arizona woman, has been sentenced to 102 months in prison for helping North Korean tech worker