Hinshaw Convicted of Bribery Ties to Ra Shack Case
Rep Andrew J Hinshaw was found guilty on two counts of felony bribery for accepting stereo equipment and a $1000 campaign contribution from Ra Shack stores operated by Tandy in Texas while he was Orange County assessor. Sentencing set for February 17. Opponent David Gabler praised the verdict and noted prior lawsuits over the accusations. Federal law does not require removal from office after felony conviction.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Andrew J. Hinshaw
Tandy
Ra Shack
Orange County
David Gabler
Hinshaw
Supreme Court okays warrantless arrests in public places
The Supreme Court in a 6 2 ruling allows police to arrest in public without a warrant if probable cause exists, while Justices Powell Stewart caution new limits for private home entries. Dissenters Marshall and Brennan urge applying strict Fourth Amendment warrant standards to arrests. White for the majority argues warrants invite endless litigation over practicalities.
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Washington
Supreme Court
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Potter Stewart
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Stewart
U.S. Circuit Court
Philadelphia
Thurgood Marshall
William J. Brennan Jr
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Brennan
Byron R. White
Quinlan appeal pending before New Jersey Supreme Court
The New Jersey Supreme Court weighs whether to allow removing a life sustaining respirator from 21 year old Anne Quinlan after nine months in a coma. Family attorney says the state should not disturb parents wishes while doctors and state argue that not doing so would be murder. The court usually takes weeks to decide.
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Trenton
N.J
New Jersey Supreme Court
Anne Quinlan
James Crowley
Miss Quinlan
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