Burger sparks clash over exclusionary rule and police fairness
A New York Times opinion piece surveys Chief Justice Burger and the Supreme Court's handling of police conduct and the exclusionary rule. It cites the Iowa murder case, Miranda rights, and the Goode Philadelphia suit to warn that the Court limits federal relief for constitutional violations while urging administrative reforms.
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Boston
Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
Iowa
Burger
Burger Court
Williams
John Paul Stevens
Warren Court
Rizzo
Goode
Philadelphia Police Department
William Rehnquist
Harry Blackmun
Philadelphia
Nuclear power claims face criticism from public group
Carl Riblet Jr alleges ERDA data misleads on oil imports and coal use to boost nuclear expansion. He argues conservation and solar options show 200 large reactors by 2000 suffice, challenging industry claims and urging stronger energy efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Administration
Iowa
Public Interest Research Group
Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
Federal Energy Administration
Way with words tea trend and language quirks
Theodore M. Bernstein surveys usage quirks from trend to toward and but as adverb, discusses the Arlington inscription phrase known but to God, and notes new terms linked to the Panama Canal such as the Big Ditch electric mule and Panama hat.
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Molly FitzGerald
Wyncote, Pa
Arlington National Cemetery
George O. Currie
Arlington
Panama Canal
Stuart Flexner
America
Big Ditch
Canal
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Robert A. Williams
Des Moines
Davenport
Gerald G. Goode
University of Pennsylvania
John P. Fullam
New York Times Service
By Skip Laitner
Energy Research
Lowe Public Interest Research
Tion
Atomic Industry
Carl Riblet, Jr
Washington
Charles F. Kettering
nterOcean Press Sy
Theodore M. Bernstein
Benjamin Roth
St. Louis
God
Mr. Roth
New York Times Syndicate
Hall
Eure
Hall's
Knob Creek
Thayer Coggin
Burlington House
Stanley
Berkline
Broyhill
Simmons
Beautyrest
Collins Rd
1618 Collins Rd
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