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Over
the Limit. Under Arrest.
State Trooper Ulaine Jamison (SER-ACJTC)
and an Opelika Police Officer receive directions from producer Tom Lenord,
foreground, while filming the next public service announcement for the
Labor Day Holiday period. Troopers Jeff Jordan (HP-Lee County) and Frank
Sazera (HP-Chilton County) also participated in the TV spot which
emphasizes a multi-agency effort to arrest impaired drivers in Alabama. More
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Money
sometimes seized when no crime is alleged
When federal authorities come
across a suspicious pile of cash but don't have enough evidence to bring
criminal charges, they do what thousands of private citizens with disputes
do every year: They file a lawsuit. |
Alarm
is sounded on state pensions
Premium increases on active
employees and retirees, reductions in coverage, and escalating state
payments, possibly fueled by tax increases, all are options to sustain the
fund.
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Many
drivers still not insured
"I'm convinced it will
work," said House Minority Leader Mike Hubbard, R-Auburn. "It's
just a law enforcement issue at this point."
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How
reliable are eyewitnesses?
Racial
bias, poor lighting, stress, alcohol, the passage of time, poorly
conducted police lineups and other factors often play a role in
misidentifications of criminal suspects. |
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