TorrentFreak continues to crawl through YouHaveDownloaded, a database of IPs that have been logged by a BitTorrent-spying tool run by some folks in Russia. They've already revealed the downloading habits of the RIAA and DHS as well as the behavior detected at Nicholas Sarkozy's official residence, and now they're publishing stats on the US House of Representatives.

The House, of course, has been mired in Internet controversy since Rep Lamar Smith introduced his Stop Online Piracy Act, which establishes a regime of national censorship in the name of fighting copyright infringement. So it is with some amusement that TorrentFreak points out that more than 800 of the IP addresses assigned to the House of Reps were involved in copyright infringement over BitTorrent, according to the YHD database. There's aPoll

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FRANKFORT - Under a Kentucky Supreme Court ruling issued Friday, the legislative district lines drawn in 2002 will remain in place until the General Assembly passes a new plan that meets constitutional muster.

LOUISVILLE – The former vice-president of National Respiratory Services, LLC (NRS) has pled guilty in United States District Court before Chief Judge Joseph H. McKinley Jr., to charges of misbranding and altering drugs and to committing health care fraud announced David J. Hale, U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Kentucky.

FRANKFORT - With a lawsuit currently pending in Franklin Circuit Court over the redistricting of state House and Senate districts, the filing deadline for those races was supposed to be at 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday.

FRANKFORT – Attorney General Jack Conway and his Office of Special Prosecutions