Word: arresting
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1990-1999
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...confirmation, Ray's lawyers are in a Memphis court asking for additional tests. Lawyers told Judge Joe Brown that they were also seeking results from FBI test-firings conducted shortly after the killings but never provided to Ray's defense. Although Ray confessed at the time of his arrest, thus avoiding the death penalty, he recanted days later and has maintained his innocence ever since. The defense says that additional cleaning of the rifle and a new test will clarify the situation in favor of Ray. But the prosecution says they are just grasping at straws. If Judge Brown rules...
...tampering. But TIME's Denver bureau chief Richard Woodbury says the damage is already done: "It's just one more chapter in this comedy of errors. Nearly all the evidence has already been compromised. It's really looking doubtful whether this thing is ever going to end in an arrest. The only way seems to be with a confession or someone pointing fingers...
...world is really coming to him," says Makavejev. "He is going to be a new name."CrimsonKit W. GattisJoshua D. Oppenheimer '97 (not pictured) led this protest during a Ralph Reed speech, resulting in the arrest of students by campus police...
Steiner asked Cambridge police not to stay in the Yard so that no attempt to storm the building could be made without University approval--if the protesters disregarded a court order to leave, their being in contempt of court could require any Cambridge officers at the scene to arrest them...
...perpetrator's pants, shoes or socks. No such evidence has surfaced. To deal with the kick, the prosecution may play the race card, arguing that the cruel blow to Cosby's face is rooted in the suspect's hatred of African Americans. Markhasev's juvenile police record includes an arrest for assault with a deadly weapon for his involvement in a fight with members of a predominantly black street gang. While he was serving time in juvenile prison, Markhasev was disciplined for five violent incidents, each involving African Americans...