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Abu Musab al-Zarqawi is an enemy in plain view.(The Week)(Brief Article)
* Abu Musab al-Zarqawi is an enemy in plain view. Thirty-seven years old and a Jordanian by birth, he's a longtime Qaeda loyalist. He is known to have fought the Soviets in Afghanistan, and to have recruited for the Chechens. Above all, he was commander of Ansar al-Islam, a group of all-Arab fanatics under Saddam Hussein's direction in Iraqi Kurdistan, where they blazed a trail of murder and brutality. Here's someone with clear links to both Saddam and Osama bin Laden. In his precampaign report early last year to the U.N., Secretary of State Colin Powell first fingered him. During the actual fighting, Kurdish and U.S. forces destroyed much of Ansar. Zarqawi and other survivors went underground, and they are suspected of committing most of the outrages in Iraq. At the Iraq-Iran border, Kurdish forces ...
- Another stab at Schneckloth: the problem of limited consent searches and plain...
- Magazine article from: Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology Friedman, Michael J. September 22, 1998 700+ words
...may do in response is bridged by the plain view doctrine, which allows officers to seize...otherwise lawful search.(10) The plain view doctrine in general is well settled and...been examined. The primary problem with plain view seizures during limited consent searches...
- Plain view: a concept useful to the public disclosure and intrusion privacy...
- Magazine article from: Communications and the Law McLean, Deckle March 1, 1999 700+ words
...One of the simplest and clearest approaches to privacy is through the concept of plain view. What happens in plain view is not private. As a result, plain view is useful not only as a defense to the quintessential privacy invasion tort claims...
- Drugs were in "plain view," nurse did not violate patient's rights.(cases of...
- Newspaper article from: Legal Eagle Eye Newsletter for the Nursing Profession October 1, 2006 700+ words
...Constitutional rights were violated. The Pill Bottle Was In "Plain View" The court ruled the nurse, the hospital's security guard...in the course of a police search. That meant it was in "plain view." No search warrant was needed to open it and determine...
- Toronto's Tough Inspection Program Gets Results.(RESTAURANTS RECEIVE WARNINGS...
- Magazine article from: Restaurants & Institutions Silver, Deborah February 15, 2001 700+ words
RESTAURANTS RECEIVE WARNINGS AND POST PLAIN-VIEW NOTICES OF PROBLEMS WITHIN. Toronto's public health department...passes, which are to be posted in restaurant windows in plain view of passersby. One restaurant immediately fixed its problem...
- In plain view.(heritage matters: looking back)
- Magazine article from: Mississippi Magazine Cooper, Forrest Lamar January 1, 2009 700+ words
...green man has survived. In Mississippi the green man adorning a building is indeed a rare find, but 12 such faces are in plain view on the Heritage Building located at 401 East Capitol Street in Jackson. It was originally constructed in 1905 as the Jones...
- AIDE: RECORDS IN PLAIN VIEW\2 YEARS AFTER SUBPOENA, FIRST LADY'S LAW-FIRM DATA...
- Newspaper article from: Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO) January 19, 1996 700+ words
...she found the billing records from Hillary Clinton's law firm there early last August. She said they were folded but in plain view, on a pile of books on the corner of a table where they had not been just days earlier. "They appeared there," Huber...
- Coaxing a world into plain view
- Newspaper article from: The Irish Times October 17, 2009 700+ words
...physical details, its wryly observed oddities of character and action, its depths of compassion and understanding - into plain view, beyond any hint of self-regard or rhetorical affectation. Hers is an imagination open to a broad spectrum of life as...
- NATIONAL SHAME IS IN PLAIN VIEW.(Editorial)(Column)
- Newspaper article from: Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Seattle, WA) August 5, 2003 700+ words
...ill people onto the streets, abandoning them to their disease and delusions. This is a great national shame, hidden in plain view. On July 22, President Bush's New Freedom Commission on Mental Health released a report that was an opportunity to address...
