Nor do they allow individuals harmed by a disclosure of confidential information to sue.

Goods may be reclassified for confidentiality and data suppressed to avoid disclosure of confidential information.

Complementarily, equity prohibits unauthorised use or disclosure of confidential information.

If this requirement is satisfied, a fair hearing can be conducted without detailed disclosure of confidential information that might compromise national security.

The charges involve conspiracy to accept a bribe, perjury and improper disclosures of confidential information.

Disputes over conflicts of interest involving investment banks usually center on the disclosure of confidential information, but that is difficult to prove.

Disclosure of confidential information.

Many company policies restrict use of E-mail, limit access to offensive Web sites and prohibit disclosure of confidential information.

That is because the government wants to avoid disclosures of confidential information, including hints that could help other spies learn to evade detection and capture.

The UK law of confidentiality is the right to prevent disclosure of confidential information acquired in confidential circumstances.

To prevent further disclosure of confidential information, Guinness prohibited its employees from publishing any papers regardless of the contained information.

Vaad sponsored only two bills during the 2007 session, both of them concerning disclosure of confidential information (insurance records and employee salaries) by government entities.

To respect and preserve the privacy of sensitive material contained in such reports, the judge may require the disclosure of confidential information to take place in camera.

Both the Social Security Act and Federal privacy laws bar disclosure of confidential information except in cases "compatible with the purpose for which the records were collected."

Statutory regulation of the disclosure of confidential information in the banking sphere is found in ss82-7 of the Banking Act 1987.

The same SEC filing indicates that deCODE is involved in a lawsuit against former employees for computer fraud and disclosure of confidential information.

However, consent to allow the disclosure of confidential information does not entitle the lawyer to disclose or use the information for other purposes than those specified by the client.

Both McGraw-Hill Inc., which own Business Week, and Applied Graphics have policies prohibiting the premature disclosure of confidential information.

Mr. Siegel said the officers did not dispute the department's right to prevent the disclosure of confidential information about criminal investigations, witnesses whose identities must be protected or personnel matters.

The existing county ethics code, which applies to all employees, bars the acceptance of gifts, disclosure of confidential information, working for organizations dealing with the employee's agency or other conflicts of interest.

It is unclear what effect the "Spycatcher" ruling will have on the Government's bill, which the white paper said would eliminate the general defense that disclosures of confidential information were in the public interest.

But under pressure from the health care industry, officials say, they are backing off a proposal to give patients a broad new right to sue and recover damages for the improper disclosure of confidential information.

Josefsberg and his colleagues make the case that a paper free-for-all carries risks of accidental disclosure of confidential information, and-in the heat of the moment-the defenestration of a pencil cup.

In January 2007, Deputy U.S. Marshal John Thomas Ambrose was charged with theft of Justice Department property, disclosure of confidential information, and lying to federal agents during an investigation.

After Ms. Uhll spoke to a reporter, she said, the company sent her two e-mail messages and a formal legal letter, warning of her continued obligations and saying it was "extremely sensitive to the disclosure of confidential information."