Exclusionary rule under critical judicial scrutiny
A guest opinion argues the exclusionary rule harms justice and costs, urging reforms. It cites Chief Justice Burger and Justice Fleming advocating alternatives to suppressing evidence, aiming to deter police abuse while preserving public confidence and reducing court delays.
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Justice Fleming
Fleming
England
Burger
America
Judicial experience informs a guest opinion view
Justice L. Thaxton Hanson brings 19 years as trial lawyer and Superior Court judge to his guest piece. Appointed to California's Court of Appeal in 1973 by Governor Ronald Reagan, he is a University of Illinois and Michigan Law School graduate and serves as vice president of the Americanism Educational League. The New Castle News notes opinions are those of the author and may differ from the newspaper.
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Benjamin N. Cardozo
Weintraub
State of
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Justice Weintraub
Macklin Fleming
California Court of Appeal
L. Thaxton Hanson
Ronald Reagan
California
Court of Appeal
Justice Hanson
University of Illinois
University of Michigan Law School
Americanism Educational League
New Castle News
Geographic briefs on Connecticut and Andromeda galaxy
Connecticut is called the gadget State in a National Geographic children's atlas listing its first copper coins stone crusher football tackling dummy submarine torpedo boat and steel fishhook. Andromeda, visible to the naked eye, shines 1.6 billion times brighter than the sun but appears faint as its light travels over 2 million years to reach Earth.
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Connecticut
National Geographic Society
Andromeda
Our
Earth
A Matter Of Opinion On A Decade Of Christmas Cards
Len Kolasinski reflects on a decade of Christmas card exchanges revealing shifting friendships, relocations, and memories from Army days, college years, and hometown Shamokin. He notes mobility eroding old ties, lists loved ones lost and distant, and opts to keep the past as memory rather than revive faded connections.
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Scrooge
Shamokin
Roads to the Life We Seek In Faith and Truth
A sermon argues that many good paths cannot lead to eternal life. It urges choosing the road of Christ through belief, trust, and love, citing biblical examples and urging personal conversion. The speaker stresses sincerity alone cannot guide one to God and highlights Jesus as the revealed path.
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God
Jesus
Christ
Holy Spirit as Guide on Dress and Life in Christ
A letter explains that the Holy Spirit guides Christians into truth through the Bible. After faith in Jesus, the Spirit abides in believers, helping discern right from wrong. Dress is less about rules and more about inner transformation shining Christ through in conduct and character.
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M. L
Jesus
Lord Jesus
Christ
Night Divine Poem With Still Nature And Faith
A tranquil verse paints sunset and hush as nature rests in sacred calm. Longing for divine peace follows a reflection on God’s word and the world’s quiet after a day of bustle. The piece ends noting a 1900 card-tearing feat by Paul Von Boeckmann.
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God
H. Jane Roberts
United Press International
New York
Paul von Boeckmann
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