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Subject: Toyota Probed Possible Bribes To Top Thai Judges 
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Toyota Probed Possible Bribes To Top Thai Judges 
More than six months before Toyota disclosed concerns to U.S. authorities 
about possible foreign bribery in Thailand, the automaker launched its own 
investigation into whether its consultants paid off Thai judges and 
government officials in an effort to overturn a $350 million import tax 
judgment related to its Prius cars, according to company documents and 
sources familiar with the matter. 
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2nd Circ. Won't Lift Donziger's House Arrest Before Trial 
The Second Circuit refused Friday to overturn rulings keeping Chevron foe 
Steven Donziger in home confinement while he awaits a May trial, rejecting 
his arguments that he's not a flight risk since he's been home for over a year 
over a contempt charge that has a maximum six-month sentence. 
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EDNY To Increase Resources Amid Asian Hate Crime Spike 
The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of New York said Monday 
that it's doubling the size of the civil rights section in its criminal division, as 
law enforcement grapples with the pronounced spike in anti-Asian hate 
crimes amid the COVID-19 pandemic. 
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Justices Won't Hear Request To Make Clinton Be Deposed 
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday rejected a conservative group's petition 
for the justices to revive its demand that Hillary Clinton face deposition over 
her use of a private email server as secretary of state. 
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Feds Seize Websites Posing As COVID-19 Vaccine Makers 
U.S. authorities have seized seven websites that masqueraded as places 
where people could learn information about COVID-19 vaccines, warning that 
fraudsters are exploiting interest in the in…

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