Latest press releases in Government

Monaco Joins The Business World
Monaco is to start calculating it's GDP for the first time. For the second smallest country in the world it's an indication that her status as a tax haven won't stop Prince Albert wanting to play a bigger part in world affairs.

Government Knows How to Protect Against Moisture Damage -- Follow Their Lead
Government officials often receive criticism, but here is one thing the government has done well for over 50 years -- protect valuables from moisture damage. Anyone can easily copy what the government does.

Police Technology - New Website
Hi Tech Criminal Justice launches new Police Technology website.

New York International Auto Show: Truck Bedliner is Tough Enough to Protect Against Bomb Blasts
The New York International Auto Show offers a unique product that protects both truck beds and the lives of the military.

KKE Architects Expands Client Services — Site Development Coordinator Gary A. Schoeppner Added to KKE
Award-winning KKE Architects, Inc., headquartered in Minneapolis, with offices in Las Vegas; Pasadena and Irvine, Calif., announced today the addition of Gary A. Shoeppner as KKE’s Site Development Coordinator and head of its site development services. The company is expanding services already offered to include assistance to developers and retailers with all aspects of site development coordination.

Mondial Provides Tips on Language Translations
Mondial Translations & Interpreting, a global foreign language translation services provider offers suggestions on how to prepare your documents for language translations and how to choose the best translation services provider for your industry.

Real Estate Partners To Receive The Yellow Ribbon America Award For Outstanding Support Of California’s Military And Their Families
Real Estate Partners, Inc., a national real estate investment and management services company specializing in the acquisition, repositioning, management and disposition of high-growth properties, announced today it will be presented with the 2006 Outstanding Support of California’s Military and Their Families Award by Yellow Ribbon America and The National Guard Association of California.

Leading Canadian Computer Forensic Investigations Firm Writes “Expert” Column for Workplace News
ClarityDI President & CEO Jeff Dee explains how human resources professionals are becoming the “first responders” in computer forensic investigations.

Website Helps Teachers and School Districts Identify Available Funding Sources
Educators and School Districts Offered Free Access to Valuable Education Funding Information by www.GrantsAlert.com

Hi Tech Criminal Justice launches online forum
Hi Tech Criminal Justice launched an online forum at ww.criminaljustice-online.com. Hi Tech Criminal Justice is a firm dedicated to providing online resources for criminal justice practitioners, such as police officers, and academics.

LAPD Authors.com Announces New Addition
LAPDAuthors.com announces the addition of Michael L. Middleton, a retired Los Angeles Police Department Sergeant’s book “Medal of Valor Firefighters.”

Forte: Crystal Powser Declaration Shows Pattern of Judicial Corruption
A declaration in a different court case brought a judicial inquiry to a grinding halt. The significance of the event points to a pattern of corruption in the Monterey County Superior Court, according to Gene Forte.

MEDIA ADVISORY: Lockyer May Attempt to Strike and Seal Declaration – Copy Attached
A declaration entered into evidence in the case of Forte v. O'Farrell, M72599 (Monterey Super. Ct., filed 2004) may be evidence in the current disciplinary inquiry of Santa Barbara Superior Court Judge Diana R. Hall.

Red Light Cameras in Colorado Increase Accidents
Newspapers in Colorado are reporting the finds of a recent report that reveals red light cameras are not making intersections safer. Accidents went up 83 percent according to the report.

Motorists Worry about Faulty Red Light and Speed Cameras As Ohio Politicians Debate a Ban
Reports from around the country show that traffic enforcement cameras do not work as advertised, yet Ohio cities keep putting them up. The legislature is debating a ban, and motorists are using self-defense to prevent faulty tickets.