Court limits use of high tech monitoring
The Supreme Court ruled police must obtain warrants before using devices that search through walls for criminal activity, limiting heat sensing and other imaging tech. The decision centered on Danny Kyllo of Oregon and preserved Fourth Amendment privacy from intrusions that technology could reveal from outside a home.
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Supreme Court
Oregon
Antonin Scalia
John Paul Stevens
Stevens
Scalia
University of Virginia Law
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Danny Lee Kylle
Florence, Ore
Kylle
Clarence Thomas
David H. Souter
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Stephen Breyer
William H. Rehnquist
Sandra Day O'Connor
Anthony M. Kennedy
Petitioner
McVeigh executed for Oklahoma bombing
Survivors and victims relatives gathered in Oklahoma City to watch the death of Timothy McVeigh, the federal inmate who bombed the Alfred P. Murrah Building in 1995. His execution marked the first federal killing in 38 years and prompted memorials and reflections on the tragedy.
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Shari Sawyer
Alfred P. Murrah Federal
Timothy McVeigh
U.S
Sawyer
Waterloo
Ill
Dolores Stratton
McVeigh
U.S. Penitentiary
Amy Stiers
Oklahoma City National Memorial
Federal
Rob Roddy
Bill McVeigh
Pendleton
N.Y
Kathleen Treanor
Kennedy son declines bid for Massachusetts seat
Maxwell Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy's son, announced he will not run for the congressional seat left by Joseph Moakley’s death. He cited missing time away from his three children and said the family pressured him to reconsider amid scrutiny and mixed polls.
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Mass
Kennedy
Matthew Maxwell Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
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Max Kennedy
Edward Kennedy
Harvard
Skakel How
Martha Moxley
Greenwich
Conn
Brockton Hospital
Maxwell Kennedy
Joe Kennedy
Massachusetts
Congress
Houston flood cleanup under way after Tropical Storm Allison
In Houston residents begin cleanup as rain stops for a day of recovery. Davon Kane and thousands return home to waterlogged houses, mud, and scattered furniture. The storm unleashed near 3 feet of rain, forcing about 20 000 people from their homes and causing over 1 billion dollars in damage and multiple deaths across Texas and Louisiana.
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Davon Kane
Kane
Allison
Houston Area
Texas
Louisiana
John Siggins
Eagle Transmission
Friendswood
Greens Bayou
Halls Bayou
Kathy Vossier
Vossier
Lee Brown
Harris County
Paul Bettencourt
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