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Commandeering is an act of
appropriation by the
military or
police whereby they take
possession of the
property of a
member of the public. In
United States...
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Retrieved August 7, 2023. Harmon, Amy (September 14, 1998). "Hacker
Group Commandeers The New York
Times Web Site". The New York Times.
Retrieved October 16...
- A
copyfraud is a
false copyright claim by an
individual or
institution with
respect to
content that is in the
public domain. Such
claims are unlawful,...
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legalizing it,
violated the anti-
commandeering doctrine and
invalidated the
entire law. The
Court ruled that the anti-
commandeering doctrine applied to congressional...
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abandoned station, the
three of them take the Professor's
belongings and
commandeer his vehicle. The
Professor tricks them into
abandoning him and his car...
- 300
rebels in the
Castle Hill Rebellion, an
attempt to
march on Sydney,
commandeer a ship, and sail to freedom.
Poorly armed, and with
their leader Philip...
- Alan
Spencer October 17, 1986 (1986-10-17)
Prison escapee John
Kogan commandeers a bus and
launches a one-man wave of
crime and violence,
pledging to...
- cost him. Greengr****
comes across a broken-down
lorry full of coal, and
commandeers the
cargo per his
interpretation of
maritime law,
which soon gets him...
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pitch in 1905. In 1911 the roof was
blown off, and the
ground was
later commandeered by the
British Army for the
duration of
World War I. The club turned...
- encryption,
which may be
achieved by
malware infection far more
easily than
commandeering the root account. In
March 2016,
Ashokkumar C., Ravi
Prakash Giri and...