CDC issues guidelines to distinguish crib death from homicide
The CDC released a standardized form and death scene checklist to help coroners assess sudden infant deaths. It emphasizes documenting body position, injuries, drug exposure, medical history, and autopsy results to avoid misclassifying murders as SIDS, with support from experts wary of binding rules.
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Clinton weighs victims rights amendment in crime bill push
President Clinton weighs a presidentially drafted victims rights amendment as a politically pivotal move, contrasting GOP rival Bob Dole who backs a version led by Kyl and Feinstein. The plan would empower crime victims with notice of court proceedings, ability to object to plea bargains, input at sentencing, and alerts on offender release or escape.
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Lefkowitz Dies at 91 Former NY Attorney General
Louis J. Lefkowitz, longtime New York attorney general under Harriman Rockefeller and Gorey, has died at his Manhattan home at age 91 after a struggle with Parkinson's disease. A prominent Republican figure, Lefkowitz served 21 years in office and began his career in the Lower East Side, later earning praise from peers as a sharp legal mind and a true New York original.
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Origin of the FBI files list remains unknown in hearings
Senate hearings failed to identify how the White House obtained 407 FBI background files on former employees. Secret Service official Richard Miller testified he has no idea where the list came from, while the White House press secretary called Miller's remarks confusing. FBI general counsel Howard Shapiro called the episode a grave privacy invasion and said the agency bears responsibility.
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Kevorkian aids third self death in 10 days
Dr. Jack Kevorkian assisted in a third death by his actions in 10 days, helping 67 year old Bette Lou Hamilton of Columbus, Ohio, die from carbon monoxide poisoning after a rare syringomyelia. Lawyer Geoffrey Fieger said Hamilton died Thursday night at Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital with no living relatives nearby.
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