Sunshine in the Courtroom Act aims for TV access to courts
Senators Grassley and Schumer unveil bipartisanship legislation to allow cameras in federal and appellate courtrooms at judges discretion. The move echoes Founders’ intent for open proceedings and envisions unobtrusive, unedited TV coverage of the Supreme Court in the future.
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Chuck Grassley
Iowa
Charles Schumer
Dn.v
Grassley
Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Timothy McVeigh
United States
Bush administration backs climate warming acknowledgment
The White House accepted the likelihood of warming driven by human activity after a National Academy of Sciences panel found growing evidence. Condoleezza Rice said Bush recognizes warming is taking place, ending years of doubt and paving a policy dialogue on how to address global warming.
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White House
National Academy of Sciences
National Security
Condoleezza Rice
Bush
The
Times-Picayune
New Orleans
Bud Welch
McVeigh
Pat Reeder
Welch
Jennifer Bishop
Timothy McVeigh
Garden City Addresses for Local Officials and Institutions
The list provides locations for public offices in Garden City Kansas including the Board of County Commissioners at the County Administrative Center 311 N Ninth St and the Garden City Board of Education at 1205 Fleming St. Also listed are the Garden City Community College at 801 Campus Drive and the Garden City Commission at the City Administrative Center 301 N Eighth St with the contact number 316-276-7611 for the college.
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Board of County Commissioners County
N. Ninth St
Garden City
Board of Trustees
Garden City Community College
Campus
Garden City Commission City
Eighth St
Public shaming plan for sex offenders sparks debate
The piece argues for and against Judge Banales in Corpus Christi ordering offenders with severe crimes to display yard signs and car bumper stickers reading Danger A Registered Sex Offender Lives Here. It highlights Megan's Law origins, victim stakes, and counterpoints about rights, vigilante risk, and recidivism.
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My Y Nighiem
New York
Megan Kanka
New Jersey
Texas
Corpus Christi
J. Manuel Banales
Judge Banales
Dodge City
Garden City Zoo
This Day in History June 15 highlights through the years
Today marks June 15 the 166th day of 2001 with 199 days left. Historic events include Magna Carta sealing in 1215, Luther recant threat in 1520, Washington named head of the Continental Army in 1775, Arkansas statehood in 1836, Goodyear patent in 1844, Polk death in 1849, Arlington Cemetery order in 1864, General Slocum disaster in 1904, Saipan invasion and first B 29 raids on Japan in 1944, and Queen Noor’s marriage in 1978. Thought for Today quotes O Henry on conversation.
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Runnymede
England
Leo X
Martin Luther
Second Continental Congress
George Washington
Arkansas
Arlington National Cemetery
General Slocum
New York
East River
Saipan
Japan
Hussein of
Jordan
Lisa Halaby
Noor
O. Henry
William Sydney Porter
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Carol Steiker
Harvard
Juan Raul Garza
Ellen Goodmans
Ellengoodman
Globe.com
Ellen Goodman
Boston Globe
BOC BU
Charles Goodyear
James Polk
Nashville
Tenn
Secretary of War
Edwin M. Stanton
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