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...very complex, it's very hard to tell who's capable of what. One woman might be screaming "I'm going to kill my children," and she'd be the most stable of the bunch because she's actually venting. And then the quiet one who keeps things bottled up will commit some terrible crime. After someone does something like this, it's very standard to hear friends and neighbors of the accused say, "Oh, she was such a quiet person. I can't believe she did this." That's because everything was percolating inside...
...Ford's peril is in many ways greater. They are trying to remake themselves as a consumer-sensitive company that listens to consumers and environmentalists. They want to come across as bunch of nice guys - and now this inquiry has severely hurt their credibility. Sales of the 2002 Explorer, which is a completely redesigned vehicle, have been very slow. The fear for Ford is that they will lose ground in America to imports...
Appellate lawyer John Elwood, who clerked for Anthony Kennedy, called this "one of the most important Fourth Amendment cases in years" because of its relative breadth. Search-and-seizure cases are for the most part a motley, fact-specific bunch. The 1967 decision in Katz v. U.S. was seminal, establishing a standard - albeit squishy - of whether a citizen had a reasonable expectation of privacy when government intrusion occurred. That case involved a bookmaker's use of a public telephone, which was bugged - unconstitutional, said the Court. In another case the civil liberties crowd liked, the Court ruled in 1984 that...
Indignation over the designated-hitter rule abides, but baseball traditionalists are a noticeably happier bunch these days. Through May, runs per game were down from 10.62 last season to 9.57 this season. Most of the credit is being given to better enforcement of the strike zone, but after years of looking like deer caught in Ted Nugent's backyard, pitchers are displaying a potent new weapon. "I call it the pitch of the new millennium," says ESPN baseball analyst Harold Reynolds, a former All-Star second baseman. The increasingly popular pitch is just a modified fast ball, but by putting...
...well as I would have if I hadn't gone in for a good deal of underage drinking. More recently, I remember being the parent of a 19-year-old and worrying about her underage drinking. I would have been a lot more concerned, however, had I thought a bunch of outsiders was going to be judging her as a teenager or me as a parent...