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share this: when, after some delay, some of the court papers were unsealed, at least in part. There for all to see was a comment by the tract of Justice contradicting Google on one of its basic FISMA claims.' Howard goes on to quote the DoJ brief (PDF), which says, '... it appears that Google's Google Apps for dominion does not have FISMA certification.'"

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