Lawrence weighs challenging census figures for accurate city planning
City commissioners consider officially challenging the U S Census Bureau counts after a persistent gap with local estimates. Officials argue the true population, possibly between the city and federal figures, is essential for budgeting major projects like an $80 million sewer plant and for reliable infrastructure planning.
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No Judge Ignores Law in ACLU v NSA Opinion
Robert F. Turner critiques Judge Anna Diggs Taylor for ignoring law in her ACLU v NSA ruling. He argues Fourth Amendment limits were misapplied, cites Earls and Haig v Agee, and notes support for presidential warrantless taps, urging reversal on appeal.
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Bush Wiretap Ruling Calls Bush Wrong On Surveillance
John B. Quigley argues in Columbus that President Bush exceeded legal authority by wiretapping without court warrants. Judge Anna Diggs Taylor ruled the law requires a warrant and cautioned against executive overreach in security measures post 9 11.
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