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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1996

Page

3

Reno seeks expanded police powers before Supreme Court

Attorney General Janet Reno argued before the Supreme Court for police to order all passengers out of vehicles during routine traffic stops. Justices challenged the plan citing risks of abuse and the lack of a reasonableness limitation. Maryland’s Curran faced tough questions as the court weighs Fourth Amendment protections and past rulings. A decision is anticipated by July.

Washington Janet Reno Supreme Court Reno Clinton Maryland J. Joseph Curran Antonin Scalia Scalia E Anthony M. Kennedy Ers Stephen G._ Breyer University of Baltimore Law Emaoe Byron Warnken Jerry Lee Wilson Florence S.C Baltimore Wilson Scalia Curran

Jury Hearing Details in Brookshire Blount Trial

Testimony centers on Brookshire firing Blount for disruptive actions and statements. Locklar concedes workplace harmony matters but defends ads critical of the sheriff. Blount testifies he and Brookshire were friends, helped with a campaign, and later ran against Brookshire in 1996. Trial resumes with Blount's cross-examination and expected continuation.

Brookshire Blount Locklar Sheriff’s Office McCulloch Sheriff's Office Cindy Weir- Ervin Royal Furgeson Sheriff's Home

Fort Bragg Soldier Defaced Barracks Faces Discharge

An Army base administrative board at Fort Bragg recommended a general discharge for Sgt. Robert L. Washington who allegedly painted swastikas on barracks doors last summer. The ruling rests with the commanding general and hinges on weak forensic paint evidence found on his shoes.

Fort Bragg N.C Army Operations Command Robert L. Washington James A. Martin Martin

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