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MAN ARRESTED WITH METH, THAT TURNED OUT TO BE KRISPY KREME DOUGHNUTThe 64-year-old Orlando man told officers he’d never done drugs in his life, and the crumbs were from his Krispy Kreme doughnut.
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FORMER COPS HEADED TO PRISON FOR FALSE POLICE REPORTSBoth officers were convicted by a jury of making false statements in police reports, after cruiser video obtained by the man's defense counsel were turned over to the prosecution.
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POLICE ASKED 3D PRINTING LAB TO RECREATE DEAD MAN'S FINGERS TO UNLOCK HIS PHONEA man was murdered, and the police think there might be clues to who murdered him stored in his phone. But they can’t get access to the phone without a print...
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POLICE, PROSECUTORS AND JUDGES RELY ON A FLAWED $2 DRUG TEST THAT PUTS INNOCENT PEOPLE BEHIND BARSTens of thousands of people every year are sent to jail based on the results of a $2 roadside drug test. Widespread evidence shows that these tests routinely produce false positives.
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Juveniles Have the Right to Remain Silent, But How Often Do They Exercise It?Since the Supreme Court extended Miranda rights to juveniles, police routinely Mirandize kids. But juvenile advocates say it’s rare to find a youngster who understands those rights
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OVI CHECKPOINT IN UPPER ARLINGTONThe Franklin County DUI Task Force announced that it will conduct a sobriety checkpoint tonight in Upper Arlington.
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VICTIM'S 'BLINKS' IN HOSPITAL BED LEAD TO MURDER CONVICTIONA murder trial featuring video of a paralyzed shooting victim blinking to identify his assailant ended this week with a conviction.
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WHEN DNA IMPLICATES THE INNOCENTThe criminal justice system’s reliance on DNA evidence, often treated as infallible, carries significant risks
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ROGUE CHEMIST WAS INVOLVED IN 24,000-PLUS CONVICTIONSFive years after the scandal broke, most defendants who were convicted based on evidence that Dookhan tested have not been notified she was involved in their cases
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USING YOUR FINGERPRINT TO OPEN PHONE COULD HAVE LEGAL CONSEQUENCESYou are protected against revealing passwords under the Fifth Amendment's right against self-incrimination, but your biometrics are not.
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Failed Field Sobriety Test Happens to Sober Drivers OftenIt’s best to avoid taking a field sobriety test. That’s because a third or more of sober people fail it.
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How the Supreme Court's skepticism of breathalyzer tests without a warrant affects us...A majority of Supreme Court justices cast doubt Wednesday on drunken-driving laws in 13 states that make it a crime for drivers to refuse breath or blood tests sought by police without a warrant.
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EXPUNGEMENT: A FAIR CHANCE AFTER CONVICTIONLast week, the Department of Housing and Urban Development warned private landlords that blanket bans on renting to people with criminal convictions.
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WATCH: Georgia judge brings room of troubled youth to tears with "naked truth"Stunned, the children -- ages 9 to 17 -- stared back at the judge without a word.
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LAW ENFORCEMENT SEIZED MORE FROM PEOPLE THAN BURGLARS STOLE LAST YEARThe increase in forfeiture activity is due largely to the profit motive created by laws which allow police to keep some or all of the assets they seize
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FBI TO REVIEW FINGERPRINTING AND BULLET-TRACING TECHNIQUESThe Justice Department proposed expanding its review of forensic testimony by the FBI Laboratory beyond hair matching to other widely used techniques
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WHAT THIS EXONERATION MEANS FOR THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEMThere is a looming crisis in forensic science that promises to plunge the American system of criminal justice into disarray.
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THE SUPREME COURT & POLICE SEARCHESWhat stops us from becoming a police state and just having the police stand on the corner down here and stop every person, ask them for identification...
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MAN IN PRISON FOR 18 YEARS TO BE FREED AFTER ACCUSER RECANTSA 71-year-old man who has spent 18 years in prison for a child molestation that his accuser now denies he committed has been ordered to be freed.
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HEROIN EPIDEMIC'S DIRECT CONNECT TO WAR IN AFGHANISTAN“Between 2002 and 2013, the rate of heroin-related overdose deaths nearly quadrupled, and more than 8,200 people died in 2013.”
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