Survey finds people text and drive knowing dangers
AT&T sponsored survey of frequent drivers shows 98 percent are aware texting while driving is dangerous, yet about 75 percent still text behind the wheel. Two thirds have read texts at red lights, over a quarter have sent texts while driving, and many think they can multitask safely. The DriveMode app seeks to curb texting while driving.
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Supreme Court questions prosecutions in Florida fisherman case
Justice Scalia and other justices questioned the use of the Sarbanes Oxley law to charge John Yates for destroying evidence after he dumped undersized grouper overboard. Prosecutors said Yates sought to obstruct an investigation, while critics call the case overreach and an improper use of the statute.
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District of Columbia Moves Toward Pot Legalization
District voters approved growing possession and sharing of small amounts of marijuana and up to two ounces with three plants for personal use. Congress can block District laws and faces a debate over when legalization takes effect while sales and taxes are not authorized.
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