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: Grits for BreakfastA 'Barney Fife Exception' to the exclusionary rule?
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A few items I'd blog about in more detail if I had more time:A 'Barney Fife Exception' to the exclusionary rule? See Crime and Consequences and Orin Kerr for details.Harris County Innocence Cases. From the Houston Press (Oct. 9): "Ronald Taylor Is One of Perhaps Hundreds of Innocent People Harris County Has Sent to Prison: Our local justice system would prefer to leave them there"Training police to handle mentally ill. From the San Antonio Express News (Oct. 9): "SA police to create mental health unit."More fines for no insurance. From the Houston Chronicle (10-3): "New system targets uninsured drivers." (When reading this, keep in mind that more than 10% of Texans already have outstanding arrest warrants, many of them because of high fines associated with no-insurance tickets...continue to full postFull post as published by Grits for Breakfast on October 09, 2008 (boomark / email).
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