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...follow the so-called doctrine of original intent, under which courts avoid rulings not clearly envisioned by the framers of the Constitution. In recent weeks Attorney General Edwin Meese has put signposts on these principles by attacking some pivotal Supreme Court decisions, including the Miranda ruling that police must inform suspects of their rights before questioning. "Miranda only helps guilty defendants," Meese told U.S. News & World Report...
...come back, and it was not until late Monday afternoon that his whereabouts became public. At 4 p.m., Soviet Embassy Press Counselor Boris Malakhov called the Associated Press's State Department correspondent to inform him that there would be a press conference in 90 minutes. "We'll have Vitaly Yurchenko," he said. Replied Reporter George Gedda: "Wait a minute. Did I miss something? He defected three months ago." Said Malakhov: "Ah, there have been reports that he defected, but come to the embassy to find out what really happened...
Kidd left her University Hall office and spoke in person to HSF leaders to inform them that she would indeed allow the demonstration to continue...
...Coke now concedes, its test marketing was flawed. Among other things, Coca-Cola neglected to inform consumers that choosing new Coke meant saying farewell to old Coke. "We failed to tell the tasters graphically enough that their preference for the new would mean that they would never be able to taste the original Coke again," explained Ira Herbert, vice president for worldwide marketing...
...unregistered groups have held protests on campus this year, according to Assistant Dean of the College Paul J. McLoughlin II. He said that groups should inform the administration three to five days in advance to obtain a protest permit—although he added that the College is sometimes able to process requests more quickly, depending on the logistics of the event...