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Articles in Oct 28, 2005 issue of Crime Control Digest

• CALENDAR
• MISCONDUCT PROBE AIMS AT SIX IN SOUTH FLORIDA
• MICH. GOVERNOR SIGNS 17 SEX OFFENDER BILLS
• Oregon: TASK FORCE EYES RISING RATE OF METH ADDICTION
• 6th Circuit: IMMUNITY IS LOST FOR DENIAL OF MEDICAL AID
• JUSTICES RULE STATES HAVE POWER IN ATKINS
• Georgia: COUNTY BACKS FIRINGS IN SHOOTING INCIDENT
• KEY PROVISIONS OF DOJ AUTHORIZATION BILL
• Colorado: DENVER WILL HIRE 22
• California: CANINE OFFICER WINS $1.6M IN RACE BIAS CASE
• 11th Circuit: AGE OF 'CHILD' IS ISSUE IN FBI ONLINE PORN STING
• ALASKA REPORTS RISE IN IMPORTS OF PURER METH
• Kansas: DRUG UNIT'S PROBLEMS SPUR CHIEF TO RESIGN
• Montana: LACK OF REMORSE IS NOT CAUSE FOR SENTENCE
• CHILD WELL-BEING
• California: AMBUSH OF ANTI-GANG DETECTIVES IS FAILURE
• 7th Circuit: UNRELATED QUERIES ARE OKAY AFTER LEGAL STOP
• Arkansas: OBSERVING METH LAB ISN'T PROBABLE CAUSE
• 10th Circuit: BRIEF QUESTIONING IS LEGAL AFTER STOP
• West Virginia: WEB WILL LIST ADDRESS OF SEX OFFENDERS
• New Jersey: DRUG SEIZURES JUMP
• 1st Circuit: STRIP SEARCH OF MINOR FOR NARCOTICS IS LEGAL
• Texas Uses Cyber Crime Unit To Step Up Attack On Offenses Against Minors
• Delaware: OFF-DUTY POLICE FUND HAS IRREGULARITIES
• Alaska: NEW LAW STRIKES DOWN GUN RULES IN 7 CITIES
• Homicide Rate Falls To 40-Year Low, But Case Closures Show Slippage
• 9th Circuit: OFFICER WITHOUT FACTS CAN MAKE AN ARREST
• TEEN VICTIMIZATION DIPS
• California: LOS ANGELES REFORMS WILL TAKE LONGER
• Kentucky: DIVORCE DOESN'T NULL MARRIAGE PRIVACY LAW
• DRUG COURT GRANT RULE SETS NEW RESTRICTIONS
• 1st Circuit: PROBATION AGENT CAN SET RULES FOR OFFENDER
• 9th Circuit: PSEUDOEPHEDRINE SALES SHOW 'GUILTY MIND'
• Connecticut: ANY RESIDENT'S REFUSAL WILL PROHIBIT A SEARCH
• West Virginia: SEX ABUSE IS CAUSE FOR 35% OF TEACHER FIRINGS
• 2nd Circuit: PROBATION FOR CHILD PORN NEEDS DEFINITION
• 4th Circuit: WARRANT SERVICE DELAY FOR CHILD PORN IS LEGAL
• IOWA UNIT TRAINS POLICE TO FIND WEB PREDATORS
• CRIMES AGAINST WOMEN GET SUPPORT UNTIL 2010
• 1st Circuit: WARRANT ISN'T NEEDED IF CHILD IS IN A DRUG DEN
• FLORIDA PROPOSES NEW RULES FOR STUN GUN USE
• CALENDAR
• Rhode Island: HAIR STYLISTS ARE ON ALERT FOR FAMILY ABUSE
• Missouri: ILLEGAL USE OF STUN GUN LEADS TO FIRING
• INTELLIGENCE POLICIES
• U.S. OFFICE WILL GRADE TECHNOLOGY FOR POLICE
• Nevada: PROSECUTOR CLEARS DEPUTY IN USE OF FORCE
• PURSUIT TRAINING IS NEW POLICY FOR CALIFORNIA
• Kansas: METH RAIDS DECLINE
• 10th Circuit: GUNS, METH INGREDIENTS OINT TO LAB OPERATION
• 3rd Circuit: DISMISSED CHARGE DOES NOT NULLIFY IMMUNITY
• GUIDE ON YOUTH RIGHTS
• Colorado: DENVER WILL USE DNA IN PROBES OF BURGLARIES
• CALENDAR
• 6th Circuit: KNOWN INFORMANT'S TIP IS PROBABLE CAUSE
• DEMAND FOR BOMB DOGS RISES IN NEW ENGLAND
• Massachusetts: PROFILE RULE BEGINS
• Search, Seizure, Warrants, Qualified Immunity Lead High Court Agenda
• Texas: JURY CLEARS OFFICERS IN STUN GUN DEATH
• Kansas: PANEL BACKS FEES TO FUND OFFICER TRAINING
• ANALYZE RACE PROFILING
• Congress Bases Emergency Response Grants On Evaluation Of Terror Risks
• Iowa: OLDER FORENSICS LAB HAS QUALITY PROBLEMS
• JUVENILE DRUG ABUSE ARRESTS JUMP IN DECADE
• Alabama: DEPUTY IS BARRED FOR MISUSING CRIME DATA
• Indiana: DEFENDANT MUST HAVE TRIAL WITHIN 6 MONTHS
• 1st Circuit: INFORMANTS CAN ASSESS QUANTITY OF NARCOTICS
• HOUSE REFORMS COPS
• YOUTH PROGRAMS EYE BULLIES, GANGS, VICTIMS
• Florida: INVESTIGATION CENTERS ON DEPUTY MISCONDUCT
• Ohio: NEW CONTROLS ON SEX OFFENDERS TAKE EFFECT
• 4th Circuit: BURDEN IS HIGHER FOR UNWILLING MEDICATION
• CALIFORNIA TIGHTENS CONTROL OF SEX FELONS
• Florida: PROBE CLEARS CHIEF
• Colorado: FENCE BARS ALIENS
• California: GOVERNOR VETOES BILL