Appellate court pushes boundaries in Miranda clash
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond has built a reputation for conservative rulings challenging federal power including a 1968 law that could undercut the 1966 Miranda warnings. The Supreme Court will hear the case amid debate on whether Miranda remains a constitutional doctrine.
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Environmental poll finds wide support nationwide
A Gallup Poll shows Americans broadly support the environmental movement thirty years after Earth Day, though the environment is not viewed as a top political priority. One in six are active, over half sympathize, and four of five support the movement’s goals.
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Wizard of Oz slippers and Superman outfits on auction
Christies East will auction Hollywood memorabilia on May 24 led by Judy Garland ruby slippers from The Wizard of Oz estimated at 750000 dollars. Also up for bid are Bert Lahr Lion costume, a 1937 Phantom III Rolls Royce, Christopher Reeve Superman capes, and Gilligan's Island skipper hat with a love-note lighter.
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Arlington neighbors form speed watching vigil on Fillmore Street
In Lyon Park Arlington VA residents armed with radar guns clock vehicles on Fillmore Street to enforce a 25 mph limit. They mail letters to scofflaws though not legally binding while police welcome civilian help to curb speeding amid traffic gridlock similar programs exist elsewhere.
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Disappearing State Dept Laptop Spurs Security Hearings
Officials probe the two month old loss of a laptop at the State Department containing highly sensitive code word and intelligence material. FBI and department investigate, with calls for hearings by Rep. Ben Gilman.
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