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Bloodhounds in court and deaf users connect by teletype
A burglary case shows a bloodhound trail admitted as evidence though not standalone proof. The article highlights the cautious use of scent evidence and notes its limited weight. It also surveys early teletypewriter use by deaf people with the telephone to share voices and text, tying in the new tech to social inclusion and costs.
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Walter Scott
Richard the
Avon
New York
Baltimore
California
New
Stanford University
Robert Weitbrecht
Western Union
Bernstein