Supreme Court views drug dog sniff limits in Illinois case
About 20 drug-sniffing dogs trained in Lawrence as the Supreme Court weighs whether a canine sniff is a Fourth Amendment search. The Illinois vs Caballos case centers on if a dog sniff during a traffic stop qualifies as a search, with lawyers noting potential to curb police intrusion.
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Eagle Bend faces financial strain from rain and competition
Eagle Bend's finances remained sub par due to rain and broader golf downturn. DeVictor cited lower rounds in 2004 and aging demand amid competition since 1998. City officials consider greens fee increases and service cuts while debates continue on taxpayer subsidies to keep the course afloat.
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Douglas County DA staff invited to bid for jobs
Deputy District Attorney Shelley Diehl plans to leave while Angela Wilson intends to apply to stay. All 23 office employees will be reassigned by Branson, a private attorney and Eudora city prosecutor, after defeating incumbent Kenney who had held the post since 1985 as a Republican.
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