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03/25/2005
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31. Florida: SEX OFFENDERS WOULD WEAR TRACKING DEVICES
Senate President Tom Lee and House Speaker Allan Bense announced support for legislation that would require sex offenders to wear tracking devices. (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
32. Oregon Proposes Statewide Standards For Police Exercise Of Deadly Force
Oregon Attorney General Hardy Myers has proposed a statewide standard for the police exercise of deadly force. (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
33. ERRATTA
There was an error in the March 11 article on court safety. The Law Enforcement Alliance of America's recommended model law would create an offense ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
34. ARKANSAS BACKS POLICE POWER TO ARREST ALIENS
Arkansas is poised to expand law enforcement powers to allow state troopers to arrest illegal aliens in a drive against terrorism and trafficking that exploits ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
35. Rhode Island: INTERNET LISTING OF SEX FELONS GETS BACKING
Attorney General Patrick Lynch threw his support behind a legislative proposal to post the identities of sex offenders on the Internet. (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
36. VIRGINIA MINORITY PANEL SEES WAYS TO CUT CRIME
Virginia can reduce crime in minority neighborhoods through community policing, drug courts, improved educational opportunities and better oversight of juvenile offenders, according to a governor's ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
37. 6th Circuit: EVASIVE ATTEMPT AT HIGH SPEED IS RECKLESS
A suspect driving at high speed in an attempt to avoid police is engaged in reckless endangerment whenever other drivers are present, the 6th Circuit ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
38. Michigan: CITY SEEKS NEW CHIEF
The Adrian City Council has begun a search for a new police chief following the resignation of Mike Martin, who was under fire for losing ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
39. CALENDAR
May 1-Law Day 2005 Satellite Conference, American Bar Association and Office of Juvenile Justice & Delinquency Prevention. (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
40. S.D. OVERHAULS METH, GUN, FAMILY ABUSE LAWS
South Dakota Gov. Mike Rounds enacted bills that authorize the first major overhaul of state criminal law in a generation and increases penalties for weapons ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) | |
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