Supreme Court Turns Tougher on Criminals in Term
The Supreme Court signaled a conservative shift in its nine month term, ruling firmly against criminal defendants, limiting federal power over states, and widening police authority. It narrowed prisoner challenges to evidence, upheld arrests without warrants, and allowed searches of business records. The term also addressed free speech, advertising, and race in schools, while steering on busing and abortion rulings.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Warren E. Burger
William O. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Brennan
William H. Rehnquist
Douglas
Thurgood Marshall
Marshall
Byron R. White
Richard M. Nixon
Burger
Rehnquist
Harry A. Blackmon
Lewis F. Powell
White
Stevens
Potter Stewart
Ford
Nixon
Faduik
Earl Warren
Cities
Boston
Pasadena
Calif
Concorde Opacity: FAA Calls Supersonic Jet Noisiest in U S
FAA officials confirmed the Concorde as the noisiest aircraft in U S skies after a June 20 sonic boom near Alba Park New Jersey. The plane reportedly slowed to subsonic speeds before crossing the mainland and coast, with heightened testing at Dulles International Airport guiding possible expansion of service. A telephone survey found 46 percent approval among 2 000 residents near Dulles versus 37 percent disapproval.
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Washington
U.S
Federal Aviation Administration
Air France
Alba Park
Air Space
Beach
FAA
John McLucas
Althou
Dulles International
Dulles
Transportation
William Coleman Jr
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John Paul Stevens
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Mae
Tota
Maine