Word: disregarded
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...Disregard for Nasser. Asifa's membership is under 200 and limited to Palestinian Arabs between 20 and 30 years of age. Each volunteer takes an oath, on the Bible if a Christian, on the Koran if a Moslem, that he will 1) be on an alert status 24 hours a day, 2) tell no one of his activities and 3) never discuss a mission he has been on. Asifa is typical of other terrorist groups in that its members are organized into small cells, and only the cell leader has contact with one man in the echelon above...
...Purpose of Law. "I continue to hear and see nonsense about the "I sometimes wonder at the gullibility of educated men and the stubborn disregard of plain facts by men who are supposed to be helping our young to learn-especially to learn how to think...
Spring usually generates a mild lunacy in the American college student; this year it is bringing a radical testing of law and the university, all with candid disregard for consequences. To students across the country - or at least to that bright, neurotic tenth of them who make themselves visible - the effect of six months of tumult at Berkeley has been to show, as Yale Student Bruce Payne expresses it, that "students have become somebody in being able to act together...
...lifetime. But as judges we are neither Jew nor gentile, neither Catholic nor agnostic. As a member of this court I am not justified in writing my private notions of policy into the Constitution no matter how deeply I may cherish them or how mischievous I may deem their disregard...
True Yet Tainted. But what had the jury decided about the confession? The verdict did not say. And even if the jurors had concluded that the confession was coerced, did they then disregard it? To Jackson's lawyers, the unanswered questions suggested a solid case of violated due process. Coerced confessions, however true, have been outlawed as evidence by the Supreme Court since the early 1920s. The court holds that only voluntary confessions are trustworthy; it believes, said Justice Felix Frankfurter, that "society carries the burden of proving its charges against the accused not out of his own mouth...