Private investigator Anthony Pellicano is on trial in Federal District Court in Los Angeles. He's defending himself against charges of intimidating reporters on behalf of his high-powered Hollywood clients. With wiretapping, celebrities, and lots of money and intrigue, David Carr of The New York Times says the story would make a great movie.
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Is convergence of 'climate' change in the context of our geo -body politic post-9/11, indicative of, a skeptical mindset that citizens in developed nations seem to be trending to, in order to justify a proactive reaction about matters of privacy/ /security in the 21st century?
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