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GREENE COLUMN: Childhood event leads to activism
Regarding a new state law requiring police to possibly check for legal status during a traffic stop or arrest? Salazar thinks it leads to racial profiling. The color of your skin or eyes and your accent don't say whether you are here legally or not.
Updated: 09/22/2011 12:43A
GREENE COLUMN: Childhood event leads to activism
Regarding a new state law requiring police to possibly check for legal status during a traffic stop or arrest? Salazar thinks it leads to racial profiling. The color of your skin or eyes and your accent don't say whether you are here legally or not.
Updated: 09/22/2011 12:43A
GREENE COLUMN: Childhood event leads to activism
Regarding a new state law requiring police to possibly check for legal status during a traffic stop or arrest? Salazar thinks it leads to racial profiling. The color of your skin or eyes and your accent don't say whether you are here legally or not.
Updated: 09/22/2011 12:43A
MEXICO: Freedom likely for Mexico's 'Twitter Terrorists'
Twitter) said the charges against Martinez, a math teacher, and Bravo, a radio commentator, would be dropped (link in Spanish). Their lawyer, Fidel Ordonez, said he expected the pair to be free by the end of the day. Duarte may have found it especially
Updated: 09/22/2011 12:43A
Appeal for DUI denied
In the appeal, attorney Amber Haas argued the state didn't have enough evidence to convict because there was no videotape of the arrest and no blood-alcohol test or breathalyzer test result to confirm Ownby was intoxicated. “The court must afford the
Updated: 09/22/2011 12:43A
HP CEO ouster: Meg Whitman at HP? The idea distresses the tech world
SAN FRANCISCO: As speculation swirled Wednesday that Meg Whitman might be brought in to save the troubled Hewlett-Packard, the tech world rendered a verdict: You have got to be kidding. "The notion that HP can be fixed by adding a celebrity chief
Updated: 09/22/2011 12:43A
<b>Appeal for DUI denied</b>
In the appeal, attorney Amber Haas argued the state didn't have enough evidence to convict because there was no videotape of the arrest and no blood-alcohol test or breathalyzer test result to confirm Ownby was intoxicated. “The court must afford the
Updated: 09/22/2011 12:42A
Police Blotter Sept. 21: Man Beat up in Shoe Dispute; Traffic Stop Leads to
The arrested person is presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Police said they pulled over a car for driving with its headlights off at 10 pm on Monday, just north of Dempster Street on Dodge Avenue. Police said they noticed that the
Updated: 09/22/2011 12:41A
Balto. Co. shifts speed cameras, adds another
Johnson's decisions are based not only on traffic data, but also on information from residents and from police officers who patrol the areas, Armacost said. The county's first few speed cameras went live in the spring of 2010, and more were installed
Updated: 09/22/2011 12:41A
La Casa celebrates Hispanic heritage
Nieto-Phillips said people need to understand that terms like “Hispanic” and “Latino,” which the US government uses interchangeably, encompass a broad spectrum of people of Spanish-speaking heritage. This can stop people from identifying someone as an
Updated: 09/22/2011 12:40A
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