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Articles in Apr 8, 2005 issue of Crime Control Digest

• Wisconsin: BILL OKAYS NOTICE OF JUVENILE SEX OFFENDERS
• 9th Circuit: SEARCH OF PROBATIONER REQUIRES SUSPICION
• LOS ANGELES STEPS UP ATTACK AGAINST GANGS
• R.I. STOPS MORE WHITES, SEARCHES MINORITIES
• CALENDAR
• Florida: SENATE PASSES SEXUAL PREDATOR MEASURE
• BUSH APPROVES NEW MURDER TRIALS FOR 51
• Nebraska: CONCEALED WEAPONS BILL LACKS SUPPORT
• COMMUNITY POLICING RELIES ON D.C. SENIORS
• 6th Circuit: CONFEDERATE'S CONSENT ALLOWS POLICE SEARCH
• FEMALE CYCLIST WINS HARASSMENT LAWSUIT
• 11th Circuit: PRIVATE SALE IS ILLEGAL
• FLORIDA EYES LIMIT ON ELECTRONIC DATA SCANS
• Kansas: ANTI-DELINQUENCY DRIVE BEGINS AFTER SCHOOL
• CALENDAR
• Alaska: SEX FELON COMPLIANCE FOR REGISTRATION GAINS
• TEXAS EYES OVERSIGHT OF FORENSICS LABS
• INDIANA SETS PROFILE OF TYPICAL METH ADDICT
• Alaska: HOUSE APPROVES CURBS ON METH PRECURSORS
• Connecticut: COCAINE BILL ADVANCES
• EXPOSURE OF MINORS TO METH RISES IN ARKANSAS
• MINNESOTA BACKS BAN ON EPHEDRINE SALES
• Oklahoma: NEW RULES REQUIRE ID TO FERTILIZER PURCHASE
• PA. LOOKS FOR WAYS TO CUT GUN, GANG VIOLENCE
• Nebraska: BILL REQUIRES PROBABLE CAUSE FOR DNA SAMPLE
• Delaware: CHIEF DISMISSES OFFICER LEADING UNION ACTIVITY
• Kentucky: HIT-RUN SUSPECT KILLS RESPONDING OFFICER
• Arizona: HOUSE BACKS STIFFER CONTROLS IN METH BILL
• MOST ID THEFT INVOLVES LOST PAPERS, RELATIVES
• Texas: SENATE APPROVES NEEDLE DISTRIBUTION
• Nevada: RISING CASELOADS PUT PRESSURE ON LAS VEGAS
• California: SENATE PANEL KILLS BILL TO LIMIT POLICE PURSUIT
• Maryland: POST-EVENT PARTIES MAY CUT GROUP VIOLENCE
• OFFICER GETS PROBATION IN ILLEGAL USE OF FORCE
• N.J. AUDIT CITES FAILURE TO SLOW YOUTH CRIME
• Florida: PANEL APPROVES BILL TO EASE YOUTH SANCTIONS
• SAN JOSE TRIES TO CURB SALES OF GANG APPAREL
• Hawaii: NEW LAW PENALIZES FOR FALSE AND PRANK CALLS
• Montana: ENTERING A PLEA BARS THE RIGHT TO APPEAL
• VEST SUPPLIER SETTLES WITH OFFICER'S WIDOW
• NATIONAL CHAIN SHIELDS COLD PILLS IN 47 STATES
• Arizona: LAW OFFICIALS RALLY IN SUPPORT OF METH BILL
• MONTANA PATROL GROWS FOR 1ST TIME IN 33 YEARS
• LOS ANGELES PROPOSES HIRING 720 NEW OFFICERS
• BUDGET LEADERS AGREE ON OUTLINES FOR FY2006
• Colorado: STATE REALIGNS ROLES IN HOMELAND SECURITY
• KANSAS ADOPTS LAWS TO ATTACK CHILD PORN
• Tennessee: SENTENCING GUIDELINES ARE CONSTITUTIONAL
• Sweep Netting 10,340 Fugitives Is Part Of Growing Link Between U.S., States
• Mississippi: NEW UNIT WILL BEGIN WITH 50 COLD CASES
• Mississippi: GOVERNOR KILLS FUNDS TO ATTACK ELDER ABUSE
• District of Columbia: HOMICIDE PLUNGES 21%
• IACP ADOPTS GUIDELINES FOR USE OF STUN GUNS
• ILLINOIS INITIATES PLANS TO VIDEOTAPE SUSPECTS
• WORKERS OVER 40 CAN PRESS AGE BIAS CLAIMS
• ANTI-GANG VIOLATIONS COST LOS ANGELES $70M
• Minnesota: GOVERNOR EYES STIFFER SEX OFFENSE PENALTIES
• District of Columbia: CAMPAIGN HELPS PUSH AUTO THEFT DOWN 31%
• JUSTICES WILL REVIEW DRUG USE IN RELIGION
• Los Angeles Advances Special Agency To Coordinate Anti-Gang Programs
• COURTS HOLD SUMMIT ON UPGRADING SECURITY
• STUDY RATES ACCESS TO DATA ON SEX OFFENDERS
• CALENDAR
• 8th Circuit: SEARCH IS VALID AFTER STOP FOR TRAFFIC CRIME
• SEARCH WARRANT MUST SET LIMITS ON EVIDENCE
• FBI WON'T SEEK NEW FUNDS FOR 'VIRTUAL'
• POLICY ADDRESSES VIOLENT BEHAVIOR
• SENIOR JUSTICE DIES
• Arizona: BILL RAISES SENTENCE FOR RAPE OF SPOUSE
• Georgia: COUNTY OKAYS HIGHEST SALARIES FOR OFFICERS
• JUSTICES TAKE CASES ON SEARCH, INTERROGATION
• KENTUCKY RESTRICTS METH INGREDIENT SALES
• 6th Circuit: TO BE LEGAL, PROMOTION TESTS MUST BE BROAD
• DOGS WILL WEAR VESTS
• Gun-Possession Warning To Felons Slashes Recidivism In Chicago
• KANSAS CITY TASK FORCE ANSWERS SPIKE IN CRIME
• NEW MEXICO EXPANDS SEX OFFENDER CONTROLS
• New Mexico: SURVEY FINDS DISTRUST OF SENIOR MANAGEMENT
• North Dakota: SENATE OPENS FILES ON VIOLENT SEX OFFENDERS
• Justices Uphold Police Right To Use Handcuffs, Question Aliens In Search

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