Word: criminalled
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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"What a person looks like--I mean whether he fits the description of a known criminal, proximity to the scene of a crime, demeanor, time and place" plus "police sense" enter into a policeman's assessment of a trespasser's intentions, Kahn said.
The council decided not to hold a hearing about the alleged shooting of three dogs by police officers on March 6, until the criminal complaints are resolved by the Middlesex Court on April 7.
Charles R. Nesson '60, professor of Law, speaking on behalf of Edelin, concluded the appeal, saying that because it could not be adequately proved that the fetus was "viable" when still inside the body of its mother, the state had no power to impose a criminal sanction on Edelin.
The Moscow incidents, which recalled a similar wave of harassment in 1971, seemed to be provoked by some anti-Soviet attacks in New York City: a bullet fired at a Russian residence, a bomb blast outside the Aeroflot office and an unexploded bomb found last week in a building housing...
When a hearing was held on Bello's and Bradley's recantations, the prosecution introduced a taped interrogation of Bello and other statements that revealed promises made by police to help the two with various criminal cases against them. The defense had been told during cross-examination of...