Court upholds rule barring confession without lawyer present
New York Court of Appeals ruled 6-1 that police cannot question a custody-represented suspect about an unrelated crime without counsel, even if the suspect waived rights. The decision limits interrogations on any subject when a lawyer is retained or requested, affecting the Burdo case and broader protections against self incrimination.
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Family sues over parking space killing in New York City
The Campbell family files a 100 million federal lawsuit alleging the NYPD trained off duty officer Charles Campbell to fire to kill after a dispute over a parking space outside the DiGuglielmo deli. DiGuglielmo was convicted of murder by depraved indifference.
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Battle for Molinari seat draws big timers
In Staten Island 13 a close U.S. House race draws national figures. George Bush and Bob Dole campaigned for Republican Vito Fossella at a pasta feast. President Clinton planned a Sunday stop to stump for Democrat Eric Vitaliano in the race to fill Susan Molinari's seat after her Aug 1 resignation.
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Giuliani vetoes plan for police review board
Mayor Rudolph Giuliani vetoed the City Council bill to create an independent police review board, saying it violated the City Charter and would erode his appointment powers. He argued the Police Department should remain the first line of defense against corruption and warned the panel could hinder investigations by granting outside investigators broad powers.
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Rudolph Giuliani
Gluhani
Giuliani
Central Park rapist labeled threat to public safety
Yusef Salaam, one of seven youths convicted in the 1989 Central Park jogger case, is designated a level three sex offender by a New York court. State Supreme Court Justice George Daniels accepted the Megan’s Law based finding that the risk of repeat offense is high and poses a threat to public safety. Salaam, 23, was convicted at 15 and served 74 years of a 10 year sentence before parole.
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Central Park
State Supreme Court
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Yusef Salaam
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