Word: suspected
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...climactic events of last year, Wyszynski supported the cause of striking Polish workers, although his early public calls for moderation led some militants to suspect him of siding with the government. He ultimately played a crucial mediating role, meeting with both Solidarity Union Leader Lech Walesa and Communist Party Boss Stanislaw Kania, and thereby helped stave off a possibly catastrophic confrontation. Said Walesa, who continually looked to Wyszynski for inspiration and advice: "The Cardinal's teachings brought us to the point we all dreamed about." Last week millions of Poles could say the same thing about...
...representation of his clients, wrote Browne in a 47-page opinion, "reflects a serious incompetence that falls measurably below the performance expected of fallible lawyers." Browne approvingly quoted a 1949 opinion by U.S. Supreme Court Justice Robert Jackson that stated, "Any lawyer worth his salt will tell the suspect in no uncertain terms to make no statement to police under any circumstances...
Queens District Attorney John Santucci, who is prosecuting the case, was outraged. Pointing out that his assistants had read each suspect his rights with Heller present, Santucci asked, "What else am I supposed to do to protect him? Give the man's lawyer a bar exam?" Criminal law experts tended to agree that Browne's ruling went too far. Said Columbia Law Professor Richard Uviller: "It makes the court guarantee that the advice a lawyer gives his client is sound. There's no precedent for that...
...efforts of Gerrity and Coburn suggest that solutions to the deterioration problems of Harvard pipes, radiators, wires, plaster, paint, brick and mortar exist, but the money dilemma lingers. Solutions to the problems, if found, will need funding--much more, many suspect, than the $12 million earmarked for the Houses in the capital fund drive. And raising more dollars, especially for important, but unglamorous and invisible mechanical work, will be hard. "Nobody's going to give a lot of money to something that already has someone else's name on it," Oscar Handlin, director of the University Library and Pforzheimer University...
...acutely conscious of the fact the study now has very little status, and have a right to be concerned." He added, "If a student leaves this University with a degree in Afro-American Studies, it should carry the same weight as any other degree at Harvard--and I suspect it doesn...