(
nderstandlng
t is a viol tion of federal
tap or intercept
telep e con er tion, e en
�en authorized by state la ,
and evidence of illegally - over­
heard conversations or evid nee
d scov red bV virtu of the
information 'contain d. in such
con rsation may not be admit­
ted in eith state or federal
courts.
In a case here a Florid
man sued that state, the prohi­
bition as extended to pickinOg
up con rsations electronically
by microphon or induction,
ven though the pickup de i
is in a public pi ce outside of
ere the d fendent is talking
d no trespass or entry into
� private property is invol ed.
[n th case of Escobedo
. llIinois, r. Escobedo's rights
ere violated, when the police
ired r. Escob do' p rtner up
nd nt him b c with a hearing
device on him to I to r.
E obedo about th crime they
aJleg dly did.
The F d ral Supreme.
Court rul d thi i violation of
priv cy and coer ion. (co r ion
. means tric ing you to confess.)
In another court ther
probable cau to bel iev
that som aled envelopes di .
co red on n ccu d p rson
contained narcotics.
In vi facts t at
the. cc sed as under arrest;
that the en lopes ere in
posses 'on of police officers and
th t there as no dan r that
the contents of the envelopes
uld be u d to effectuate n
Patroniz
escape or that evidence would
• be destroyed, the police officers
should have cured search
arrant prior to ope . ng the
envelopes.
In another case, arrant­
Ie s search of small, sealed
nontransparent en elopes dis­
co red on accu d at time of
rest for attempted rape was an
unreasonable search.
The purpo of these
rules IS to stop illegal conduct.
by polic and pre ent gathering
of evidence through violation of
defendent's constitutional rights
Search and seiqure
authorized by a search warrant
has to meet certain require-
he
a
ments .
Th fourth Amendment
requires that police 0 certain
tau s to ant th search ar­
rant and they can only search
and get a 'is 0 n on the
un er an
o ing
. February 6, 1979
THE CITIZE
Pa 7
4--
al
blind cheerl ading sills ith
nutrition edu ation.
Team
meal. Par nts re often not
home when the g t ther.
Therefore, children reo re pon '-
hi for their n aft rnoon
ac t .
ro
e
,
.' he Third' Annu I 4H
utrition Ba etball Activity
recently started, amid cheers
from parents, te chers and
friend . Over 300 fifth and si th
graders' from Sterne Brunson,
ing, Morton, Seely cCor-d,
- Lafa ette and B rd school ta e
part in this unique learning
encounter th t combines bas t-
Youth halts
house fire
Acey ar hall, 6, is to
be commended for his quic
thinking, fa t acting last onda
hen he sa smo e coming
from 795 E. Vineyard.
MarshaU was visiting
friend at 787 E. Vineyard when
h spotted the srno e, kicked in
the door and ,found a p n. of
burning food on the stove hich
h tossed outside. ;
Barbara Coleman, resi­
"dent of 795 Vineyard, had gone
out leaving the food coo ing.
Damage as estimated
at $550 du to moke damage
'in the kitchen and the door.
CA
DY
JUKE OXES • AMUSE E T GAMES
1
RICHARD CA NAOY
PHO E: ., ••• 3·5813
81 GO ...
815 SYCA ORE ST
NIL . M CHIGAN .9120
Do you hav a question
about nything?
. Thi column will try to
e questions ubmitted b
local citizens and nswer th m
to the b st of our abilit .
Answer ill b but a
ref1ectio� of Brother' opinion
only and shoutd b treated as
such.
Some of the types of
que tions to b con idered are
either personal or d I with
general community affairs.
For empie, some of
ou re concerned bout hat
can I do bout my son's f ilure
to attend school?
hat church is b t for
me? Are there any 10 I ctivi­
tie for eld rly people?
Wh t' eing don on ,.
th question of n hou ing?
Why doe 't the cit
plo n streets?
Th Ii t could continu
on and on. Send your 0 n
questions to Dear Broth' r, %
The Citizen, 173 Water sr.,
Benton H rbor, I 49022.
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