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LB 233. The Oral Argument in Delphi (opens the original)
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Richard Allen was back in court again, this time claiming his conviction should be overturned. We discuss the argument, some surprises, and what the law says should be overturned. We discuss the argument, some surprises, and what the law says should happen next. Read more
To Catch a Network (opens the original)
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By Jayson BlairIn November 2006, NBC’s To Catch a Predator was in Murphy, Texas, to conduct one of its signature sting operations against a target that was unique in its roughly three-year run. Through the lens of the camera outdoors, you can see a still shot in Dateline’s raw footage of a police officer on a driveway leading to the target’s house, in a scene that is replicated with some creative adjustments in the movie Primetime, which was released in the United States on September 25.Over the
Why We Covered the Case: Kenny Veach and the M Cave (opens the original)
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We love a good mystery, and there’s no better mystery than a disappearance. Except when you also throw in Area 51, aliens, and a cave that may not want you venturing too close. Kenny Veach’s disappearance would be worth covering no matter what, but when you throw in the mystery of the M Cave and his descriptions of the uncomfortable, even eerie feelings… Read more
396. Kenny Veach and the M Cave — A Horse With No Name (opens the original)
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A man disappears after a solo hike in the vicinity of Area 51. Accident? Government involvement? Or maybe even extraterrestrial? This is the story of Kenny Veach and the M Cave. Read more
LB 232. Search and Seizure Basics (opens the original)
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We go back to school with the basics of the Fourth Amendment. Read more
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