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Date: July 16th, 2007 Source: Hollywood Today Copyright: 2006 Angel Media
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Well being honest would have to be the first good trait for this potential employee
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By James Vicini WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A passenger in a car pulled over for a traffic violation can challenge the stop for violating the constitutional protection against unreasonable searches and seizures, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously on Monday. The justices held that the California Supreme Court was wrong in ruling that any constitutional violations when a police officer illegally stops a vehicle may be challenged only by the driver. The high court's opinion written by Justice David Souter said the passenger in such cases can be considered "seized," basically unable to leave the scene when the police make the traffic stop, and can also challenge the st…
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Well. Whaddaya know?!? May be there is hope after all. This may be important info for those of us who subscribe to pro cannabis sites & communicate back & forth. Court rules E-Mail Search Without Warrant Violates Fourth Amendment Monday, June 18, 2007 CINCINNATI — Federal investigators overstepped constitutional bounds by searching stored e-mails without a warrant in a fraud investigation, a federal appeals court ruled Monday. In a case closely watched by civil-liberties advocates in the still-emerging field of Internet privacy, a three-judge panel of the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals found that e-mail users have a reasonable expectation of privacy…
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MOUNTAIN HOME, Ark. (AP) - A man who called police after employees at a Mountain Home motel refused to give him a refund when he decided NOT to stay there ended up getting free accommodations - at the county jail. Mountain Home police say they arrested 26-year-old Phillip Ruch of Baxter County after finding an outstanding warrant for his arrest for a felony marijuana delivery charge. Police say officers also found more than five ounces of marijuana in the pocket of a fishing vest inside of Ruch's car. Officers say Ruch called police at 1 am this morning complaining about the service at the Ramada Inn in Mountain Home. Ruch told dispatchers that employees wouldn't give…
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hi guys. On the news just then did i just see a "canna delivery truck" crash into a train and kill 10 people. Doesnt look good in counrty Vic.
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This week is dedicated to those who suffer from Autism or ASD (Autistic Spectrum Disorder) so please donate if you see a collection. MJ is one drug that can help adult sufferers with anxiety associated with ASD's, most of you probably know or are related to somebody that has an ASD. 1 in every 160 Australians are now born with an ASD (as my son has just been diagnosed with moderate Autism), which is massive odds, it's increased 10 fold in the last decade and has gone 'under the radar' so to speak. So keep it in mind this week guys and please donate if you can!
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This article is from The Age of May 5, 2007 and shows a real drug issue deliberately ignored by the govt. I have added bold to some revealing statements regarding why the govt gives alcohol special treatment. © The Age 2007.
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It might not be pot, but I just love to see the governments being held accountable for the things they routinely jail people for every day. Imiagine how many Aus. politicians who sit on their hands either do or have smoked grass..why should this chick remian silent, and why shouldn't people ellected to represent us in "democractic" governments act faster to change laws if they are so involved even themselves to see the laws need changing. Washington in shock as madam testifies Tuesday May 1 08:44 AEST The so-called "DC Madam" accused of running an upscale Washington escort agency said Monday she was "sorry" that a top official had been outed as her client, but vowed t…
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Modern life: Drug rap doesn't wash This story is so odd, we have to tell it straight. The Los Angeles Times reports that last week police stopped Don Bolles, the drummer with the punk band the Germs, on his way to an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting. His van had a broken tail-light. Inside the van, police say, they found "a toiletry kit containing denture glue, razors and a bottle of Dr Bronner's Magic Soap (peppermint fragrance)". A field test of the liquid soap allegedly indicated it contained GHB, a date-rape drug. Bolles was arrested for felony narcotics possession. The soap company's chief executive, David Bronner, heard of the arrest and hired Bruce Margolin, a …
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http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=157547 I know it's nothing world changing this bit of news, but it really strcuk a chord with me the poor sod. Like life's not bad enough for a sick bloke, sufferoing schitozphrenia, but to spend 22 years in jail for something not only you are innocnet of, but a foul horrible thing to have pople consider of you aswell... I haven't got the link, it's on my crashed computer. But another sad story of American "justice", is the guy that made it common knowledge how the Bush family made their family fortune (bank-rolling the Nazi war machine) is in jail indefinately. He's been accused of terrorism I believe, for no more than inv…
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HOSPITALS have endured a fourfold increase in cases of drug-induced psychosis in the past decade, fuelled by addiction to dangerous stimulants, landmark research shows. Drug experts and emergency doctors have warned that the problem of addiction to methamphetamines – ice, crystal meth and speed – is set to escalate unless funds are urgently redirected into health and social services. New research published in the Medical Journal of Australia has estimated that synthetic drugs are responsible for more than one in every 100 emergency presentations. A significant number of patients were aggressive, agitated, arrived by ambulance and required "extensive resources" like …
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just reading the paper and found this in there these guys have no idea about moving drugs they should use a sub i have one its called migaloo and it looks like a whale you may have seen it a while ago it got to much media so i painted it a differnt color http://today.reuters.com/news/articlenews....xml&src=rss i know this site isnt for this product but well thats a big load someone is serius
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Date: Monday, March 12, 2007 Source: Belfast Telegraph Copyright: # © Independent News & Media (NI) ------------------------------------------------------- She's just been busted for the second time, but Patricia Tabram's unusual (and illegal) cottage industry goes on. Ian Herbert joins her in the kitchen for a masterclass in class C culinary delights There's a heavenly kind of abundance about Patricia Tabram's kitchen that should earn her a place in the Grandmothers' Hall of Fame. Chocolate cakes and cooking oils jostle for position on several chaotic work surfaces. Bacon (smoked and unsmoked), plum pudding, heaps of cream cheese (for use in both cheesecake and o…
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