Infrared heat readings spark Fourth Amendment dispute in Oregon
An Oregon indoor marijuana farmer claims privacy violation after the National Guard used a helicopter mounted infrared device to measure heat from his attic lamps. The readings helped obtain a warrant and led to a 128 plant seizure. the case tests whether heat detection through walls is intrusive.
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U.S
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Pentagon
National Guard Bureau
David Allen
American Civil Liberties Union of Oregon
ACLU
Kylle
Supreme Court
St. Louis
8Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco Appeals Court
Gloves Fit Simpson In Second Trial Demonstration
In a planned display prosecutors had Dr. Simpson wear a new pair of size extra large brown leather gloves matching those found near the scene. While the gloves slid on easier this time experts question if the gesture aids the prosecution, and defense argues the issue remains about the gloves' relevance to the murder case.
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Dr. Simpson
Simpson
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Southwestern University Law
Robert Pugsley
Loyola University Law
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Michael Bolton
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Marcus Allen
Nicole Brown Simpson
Ronald Goldman
Ms. Simpson
Philippines
District Attorney’s Office
Richard Rubin
Rubin
Aris Isotoner Inc
Johnnie Cochran Jr
Cochran
X rays reveal gas near black hole in new study
Scientists report the closest look yet at matter near a black hole using cosmic X-rays stretched by strong gravity. The signals, likely from gas spiraling toward the hole at about 60 000 miles per second, were observed with American instruments on a Japanese satellite and published in Nature. The target lies about 150 million light-years away in Centaurus.
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Andy Fabian
Fabian
Cambridge University Institute of Astronomy
Cambridge
England
Nature
Gingrich warns against computer porn bill
House Speaker Newt Gingrich says a Senate plan to regulate sexually explicit material on home computer networks would be unconstitutional. He favors a House amendment that empowers parents with technologies to block such content rather than federal censorship.
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