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    NOAA announces fishery enforcement reforms
    NEW BEDFORD — NOAA is revamping its fishery enforcement methods after a scathing report by the Commerce Department's inspector general, but the agency is not revisiting past cases for prosecutorial abuse, NOAA chief counsel Lois Schiffer told The Standard-Times Thursday.
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    NOAA chief eyes 'reforms' in policing
    The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration yesterday announced a suite of detailed reforms with an eye toward "moving toward an effective enforcement program" for federal fisheries, the agency's chief administrator said.
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    EDITORIAL: Intimidation tactics at fed's fishing agency
    The conduct of enforcement agents for the National Marine Fisheries Service should be a target of more than an audit or a civil inquiry by the U.S. Department of Commerce Inspector General.
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    Whale case ends in $200 plea deal
    A Gloucester fisherman accused of harassing humpback whales on Stellwagen Bank in 2008 reached a plea deal with federal prosecutors yesterday that will see him fined $200.
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    Tierney, Kucinich press and warn top NOAA cop
    The two congressmen who last week grilled federal oceans law enforcement chief Dale Jones about findings of his agency's wrongdoing against the fishing industry during a field hearing at Gloucester's City Hall have stepped up their push for answers — and financial documents.
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