How to behave during a traffic stop says Bluefield experts
Bluefield defense attorney Lynn Fuda and Lt J W Wilson advise cooperation and calm behavior during traffic stops. They urge keeping hands in plain sight, waiting for requests for license, registration and proof of insurance, and asking if you are detained or arrested. They warn about false names and explain consent to search, plain view rules, and miranda rights.
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Dorms revival eyed at Bluefield State College
The college drafts plans for a coed dormitory to house up to 192 students, with a projected 18 month ground breaking. Architects Thompson Litton prepared renderings as officials explore options including wings on Mahood Hall and near the Student Center to boost recruitment and campus life.
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