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Phrase person of interest reshapes law enforcement language
Article discusses the rise of the term person of interest in police work and media. It notes its lack of legal basis, compares it to suspect, and cites critics who say it unfairly harms individuals. FBI officials deny formal use, while lawmakers urge caution in its application and public interpretation.
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Washington
Louisiana
Maryland
John Ashcroft
Steven Hatfill
Hatfill
Ashcroft
Jonathan Shapiro
Alexandria, Va
Justice Department
Bradford Berenson
Wasington
White House
Berenson
Charles Grassley
Browa
FBI
Bill Carter
Grassley
Richard Jewell
Atlanta
Jewell
L. Lin Wood