It might be in your genes. Welcome technical advances come in small packages. Despite a manpower buildup, frustrations are building along the border with Mexico. New Jersey remains ground zero in the racial profiling uproar. Seattle becomes a code word for protest.
Speed is the name of the game on the drug front.
Help wanted signs spring up throughout law enforcement. 34 years later, the Miranda decision has a new day in court. But don t try telling that to frustrated ranchers in Texas or Arizona who in many instances last year took justice into their own hands, or to local prosecutors, who threatened to stop handling cases involving small amounts of narcotics seized at the border unless they received funding from the Justice Department. They backed off a July 1 deadline after Texas representatives came up with the last-minute appropriation that would be split evenly among that state, Arizona, California and New Mexico. But disagreements flared over how the funds could be spent.