Dodd Drops Libel Charge Against Pearson and Anderson
Senator Thomas J. Dodd has dropped the libel suit against columnists Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson, amending the case to seek $1 million in compensatory damages for lost income and damaged reputation. The district court kept a $1 million punitive-damages claim and noted questions about the use of stolen documents.
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Supreme Court weighs police right to frisk suspects
Several members of the Supreme Court expressed concern for police safety if officers lack power to frisk suspicious-looking suspects. The case involves the 1965 stop and frisk issue from New York and a similar Ohio appeal. Proponents argued officers need self protection and to demand answers, while opponents urged probable cause for any detention or search.
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