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by Mark Brooks on March 11, 2005
DESERT DISPATCH -- Mar 7 -- "We are using True's bill as a
template," said Odisho, aide to assemblywoman Fran Pavley, D-Agoura
Hills. She said that Pavley intends to expand its provisions to
non-Internet dating services as well. Earlier this year, a North
Hollywood man pleaded no contest to felony identity theft charges and
authorities said he had obtained upwards of 150,000 Choicepoint
(Rapsheets.com) records through a fake business.
Choicepoint had not been forthcoming about the identity
theft peril that was created when it's database was compromised. FULL ARTICLE @ DESERT DISPATCH
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