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Members of Parliament have advised the government to take urgent measures to revamp the country's industrial sector, including coming to the rescue strategic enterprises in private hands that were once buoyant but are now collapsing.
Contributing to debate on the 2011/2012 Budget estimates of the Industry and Trade ministry in the national Assembly here yesterday, they said no nation in the world has ever grown into an economic giant without investing heavily in the industrial sector. The estimates were tabled on Tuesday.
According to some of the MPs, the government has not been serious enough in reviving previously state-run industries and other businesses that developed poor health and ultimately collapsed after being privatised in the mid-1980s.
They said Asian emerging economies such as Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan recorded appreciably high economic growth after investing massively in industries between the 1960's and the 1990's.
Records show Hong Kong and Singapore have become international financial centres to be reckoned with, while South Korea and Taiwan are world leaders in manufacturing and information and communications technology.
Ngara MP Deogratius Ntukamazina said the government had no option but to build a national industrial base as strong and firm as existed during the first phase government of Founding President Mwalimu JK Nyerere and early years of the second phase government of President Ali Hassan Mwinyi.
The legislator, one of the longest serving ministerial permanent secretaries in Tanzania, said it was industries only that would make Tanzania to graduate into a genuinely vibrant economy. He asked the government to revive the likes of Tanga Steel Rolling Mills, Ubungo and Mbeya farm implements factories, dairies, cotton ginneries, textile mills and hides factories under the leather and skins category.
Deo Filikunjombe (Ludewa) meanwhile said the national agricultural initiative popularly known as 'Kilimo Kwanza' would only succeed if the government "takes serious steps to resuscitate the industrial sector".
"Just as there is no country in the world that has developed without industries, Kilimo Kwanza cannot succeed in the absence of bouncy industries," he noted.


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Mikai's admitted to sexually touching his 4-year-old sister and being sexually inappropriate with other underage girls. Now that he's spent two months in treatment, can his parents trust him again? And can he turn his life around?
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As more of Mikai's history is revealed, Brad and Kenda try to pick up the pieces. After two months, and with conflicting feelings toward their son, they visit Mikai in treatment.
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We have been teaching sketching/observing sheet recording techniques for some time, and it works OK. But something different happens when we make a moon crater in front of people (the picture shows the last crater we did), demonstrate the light effects through a lunar day by using a flashlight rotating around a crater model, then follow with a sketch exercise to capture what they see. To do this last part, we set the crater at a distance, angle it somewhat away from them, set a flashlight as the "sun" at some angle, and then give them 15 minutes to capture what they see with a pencil and paper. There is a marked difference in the ability of the audience to capture the moon crater as compared to an audience that only sees a picture at first. The difference is even larger compared to a group that observes through a telescope with no benefit of any dry run exercise.
On the last group we taught, we went a little further by doing the crater exercise as a chalk talk, so we were capturing the crater while they were also capturing the crater. In simple form, the steps we highlighted and also demonstrated are common to most sketchers: draw the shape of the rim or rims, draw the shapes of the deep shadow areas, fill in the deep shadow areas, draw the shapes of the bright areas, note some in-between grey areas, shade and soften a little bit, refine a bit, repeat the process and finish. At the end of the exercise we return to the larger scope of the talk for 20 minutes. Just before the close, we give them a moon crater picture...asking them to sketch again (using a picture of a crater at a distance). Their ability to recognize and capture the details of a picture after they had done the earlier modeling/sketching exercise showed (again) marked improvement compared to those who had only worked with pictures.
Most of these young teachers had no optical experience with the moon (telescope or binocular) and almost no sketching experience--much less sketching a sky object.
You might want to try this practical exercise if you get in outreach situations. Seems to work every time for us.
Last summer at a children's camp we did something similar for the night sky by using a group of different sizes of buttons and dropping them on a area of the floor. Children could see their relative position. We showed them how to draw lines to make triangles or lines. Then we asked them to sketch the "magnitude" and relational position of the buttons-- pretending they were stars--on a piece of paper. Then we sent them up a set of stairs to look "down" on a new group of "star buttons", explaining that the only real difference is looking down instead of up at night. They promptly sketched the "star" magnitudes and positions pretty quickly--much quicker than putting them in front of scope and asking them to do the same thing without the dry-run exercise.
Of course, all of these exercises (the moon crater and the button exercises) are embedded in a larger picture and scope that does get the excited, but just the practical exercises have gotten such good response in terms of a new observer's ability that I thought this post might be helpful to explain what happened. These exercises work well. I recommend you try them with groups if you have not.


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Yeah bring me champagne when I'm thirsty.
Bring me reefer when I want to get high.
Yeah bring me champagne when I'm thirsty.
Bring me reefer when I want to get high.
The Obama administration's new marijuana prosecution policy has effectively "legalized" the burgeoning "medical marijuana" drug distribution system. The new Obama/Holder drug prosecution guidelines reward criminality and dump a major policy and law enforcement problem into the laps of states already reeling from the effects of the recession. As The New York Times puts it today ("States Pressed Into New Role on Marijuana"):
Some legal scholars said the federal government, by deciding not to enforce its own laws (possession and the sale of marijuana remain federal crimes), has introduced an unpredictable variable into the drug regulation system.
Do not be confused. The so-called "medical marijuana" system is not that Utopian system of legally produced, quality-monitored, tax-generating, legal distribution of licit drugs that potheads and organized Libertarians (there is so infrequently a difference, how is one to know?) enthuse about.
It is rather lipstick on a pig — the same old criminals are selling the same old contaminated illegal drug through a quasi-legal, bastardized system of outlets forced onto unwary or complaisant governments by a relentless and quintessentially dishonest campaign appealing to cheap "compassion."
For an engaging look at what is really going on in Los Angeles — and by fair inference elsewhere in "medical marijuana" high country — please watch this short video featuring Los Angeles Special Assistant City Attorney David Berger. Among other points Berger makes are these: (1) there is no way the "pot shops" (lipsticked-up "dispensaries") could be moving the quantity of weed they sell if they were actually adhering to the current law's cooperative grow requirements (ergo, the "medical" distributors are ipso facto breaking the law), and (2) forensic analysis of the weed being sold in L.A. demonstrates that it is laced with a pesticide not used in California but common in Mexico for use against fire ants (ergo, the pot is being imported from Mexico's beloved drug cartels.)
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In practical effect, the Obama/Holder hands-off policy has evaded honest debate about whether a hit of BC bud is any worse than a bottle of Bud.
That is fair ground to engage and, clearly, many millions of Americans favor toke over brew. But to engage in an honest dialogue, of course, would require the Administration to take a straightforward position, up or down, and that might be difficult for two reasons.
First, this early exchange from something called "Open for Questions " on the transitional "Change.gov" website:
Open for Questions: Response
Monday, December 15, 2008 06:05pm EST / Posted by Dan McSwain
We've launched several features recently that are opening up the two-way dialogue between the Transition team and the Change.gov community.
Q: "Will you consider legalizing marijuana so that the government can regulate it, tax it, put age limits on it, and create millions of new jobs and create a billion dollar industry right here in the U.S.?" S. Man, Denton
A: President-elect Obama is not in favor of the legalization of marijuana.
On the other hand, campaigner Obama admitted partaking of the sultry smoke stuff as a "confused" teenager ("Barack Obama, asked about drug history, admits he inhaled"). Obama did not cop to a clever Bill Clintonesque Plea ("Did not have sex, did not inhale"), but owned straight up, getting down with the voting-age kids whose jeans reek of the forbidden weed:
For one thing, he said, "When I was a kid, I inhaled."
"That was the point," Obama told an audience of magazine editors.
One line of serious fact-based policy analysis I heard recently goes like this: Obama's getting elected in spit of this admission, and the pattern of marijuana use among young people (say those under 30), makes it virtually inevitable that our drug policy will change and marijuana will be truly legalized.
That may be so. And if it is, let's get the debate on the table.
But do not be fooled. This is not what the Obama/Holder policy does. It is simply a perverse form of "don't look, don't enforce" in the face of rampant criminality. And, as The New York Times suggests in today's article cited above, a patchwork of different state laws could result:
"The next step would be a particular state deciding to legalize marijuana entirely," said Peter J. Cohen, a doctor and a lawyer who teaches public health law at Georgetown University. If federal prosecutors kept their distance even then, Dr. Cohen said, legalized marijuana would become a de facto reality.
De facto reality?
Anyone who thinks drug traffickers will not seize on such a disparity of state law to set up illicit smuggling systems must be smoking something. If Oregon, for example, completely legalizes marijuana, planes, trains, buses and backpacks will be flowing out to the rest of the United States.
This evasion is neither a good thing for policy-making nor for law enforcement. Let's look this pig right in the eye.
There are plenty of well-organized, well-funded advocates of outright legalization on the web. Here, however, is a voice of experience strongly against legalization, taken from a May 22, 2009 "Freakonomics Quorum" in The New York Times, What Would Happen if Marijuana Were Decriminalized?:
Mike Braun recently retired from the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) as the Assistant Administrator and Chief of Operations.
In 1975, the Alaska Supreme Court ruled that an adult's possession of marijuana for personal consumption in the home was legal. Although the ruling applied only to persons 19 and over, teen consumption of the drug skyrocketed. A 1988 University of Alaska study found that the state's 12- to 17-year-olds used marijuana at more than twice the national average for their age group. School equivalency test scores plummeted, as work place accidents, insurance rates and drugged-driving accidents went through the roof. Alaska's residents voted to recriminalize possession of marijuana in 1990, demonstrating their belief that legalization and increased use was too high a price to pay.
In 1985, Stanford University conducted a study of airline pilots who each consumed a low grade marijuana cigarette before entering a flight simulator involving a stressful, yet recoverable scenario. The test resulted in numerous crashes. More alarming was the fact that the pilots again crashed the simulator in the same scenario a full 24 hours after last consuming marijuana, when they all showed no outward signs of intoxication, reported feeling "no residual effects" from the drug, and each also stated they had "no reservations" about flying! Part of the problem with marijuana is that Delta 9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the psychoactive ingredient in marijuana that gives the user his or her high, is absorbed into the fatty tissues of the body where it remains for at least several days, and can continue to have an adverse impact on one's ability to act capably under stress days after the drug was last ingested.
If healthy pilots can't respond effectively in the cockpit 24 hours after smoking a low-grade marijuana cigarette, do we really want our kids transported to and from school by a school bus driver who smoked one or two joints the night before? How do we ensure the cop on the beat, who's carrying a badge and gun, hasn't smoked marijuana 24 hours before entering onto duty once the drug is legal? And what about those pilots?
Marijuana legalization advocates love to say that we can tax the sale of the drug and generate revenue to cover all the costs associated with legalization, but a few more questions need to be asked.
Will the taxes pay for the significant increases in health and casualty insurance the experts tell us will be levied if marijuana is legalized? Is the government going to hand out free marijuana to those who can't afford it? If so, who pays for that? Is it O.K. with you if the government or corporate America opens a marijuana distribution center in your neighborhood, or should they only establish them in the economically depressed areas of town? Which government agency will be responsible for rigorous testing to ensure that marijuana sold in the marketplace meets the strictest of consumer standards and is free of pesticides and drugs such as LSD and PCP? Which government agency is going to be responsible for taxing your next-door neighbor when he starts growing marijuana in his back yard, adjacent to your prized roses, of course? What happens when the taxes on marijuana become so excessive from covering all the ancillary costs of legalization that the vast majority of users simply grow the product themselves? Then who will pay for all of this?
I can't help but ask a couple final questions. What's the legal age limit we attach to marijuana use? Is it 18; is it 21? And what do we do about the predatory narcotics traffickers who shift every "ounce" of their undivided and merciless attention to those under the authorized age limit once the drug is legalized? Folks, all we need to do is educate ourselves, ask the tough questions, and apply common sense and logic when making a decision on this issue. Most hard-working taxpayers with kids like me will come up with the same answer, which is no to legalization.
Put that in your pipe and smoke it.


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STMicroelectronics Reports on Main Resolutions to be Proposed at the 2013 Annual General Meeting of Shareholders
STMicroelectronics (NYSE: STM), a global semiconductor leader serving customers across the spectrum of electronics applications, has announced the main resolutions to be submitted for shareholder adoption at the Company's Annual General Meeting of Shareholders which will be held in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, on June 21, 2013.
- The adoption of the Company's 2012 Statutory Annual Accounts prepared in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS);
- The distribution of a cash dividend of US$0.10 in the second quarter of 2013, and of US$0.10 in the third quarter of 2013, per common share, to be paid in June and September of 2013, respectively to shareholders of record in the month of each quarterly payment as per the table below. The amount of the proposed second and third quarter of 2013 cash dividend is stable with respect to previous quarterly dividend distributions;
- The appointment of Ms. Janet Davidson as a new member of the Supervisory Board for a three-year term, expiring at the 2016 Annual General Meeting of Shareholders, as a replacement for Mr. Raymond Bingham, whose mandate will expire;
- The reappointment of Mr. Alessandro Ovi for a three-year term, expiring at the 2016 Annual General Meeting of Shareholders;
- The amendment of the compensation scheme of the Supervisory Board;
- The approval of a new four-year Unvested Stock Award Plan for Management and Key Employees.
The record date for all shareholders to participate at the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders will be May 24, 2013. The complete agenda and all relevant detailed information concerning the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders, as well as all related AGM materials, will be available on the Company's web site (www.st.com) and made available to shareholders in compliance with legal requirements as of April 26, 2013.
The table below summarizes the full schedule for the quarterly dividends:
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(*)The fourth quarter 2013 and first quarter 2014 dividends will be decided at a Shareholders' Meeting to be held during the fourth quarter of 2013.
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- "I shall like to see you spar with a proper partner, Ser."
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Olyvar is a character in the third season. He is played by Will Tudor, and debuts in "Kissed by Fire". Olyvar is a spy and prostitute, specializing in homosexual relations, in the employ of Petyr Baelish.
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Olyvar poses as Loras Tyrell's squire during a sparring match. He makes flirtatious advances toward Loras and the two later have sex. Olyvar discovers that Loras is due to be married, and relays this information to Littlefinger shortly thereafter. Olyvar implies that noblemen in Loras' position make up the bulk of his clientele.[1]
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In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, there is no prostitute named Olyvar. The character in the series assumes the role given to Dontos Hollard in the books, that of a spy for Littlefinger who reports the plot to marry Sansa Stark to a Tyrell. Dontos becomes Sansa's friend, and she shares with him the plot to marry her to Willas Tyrell. Dontos reports this back to Littlefinger, who proceeds to inform the Lannisters. Since Dontos was largely cut from the series, the writers needed another way for Littlefinger to find out about the plot, hence Olyvar.
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- 1.1 Overall
- 1.2 Abstract
- 1.3 Introduction
- 1.4 Overview
- 1.5 UAAG 2.0 Layers of Guidance
- 1.6 UAAG 2.0 Supporting Documents
- 1.7 Components of Web Accessibility
- 1.8 Levels of Conformance
- 1.9 Definition of User Agent
- 1.10 Modality Independence Principle
- 1.11 Relationship with WCAG 2.0
- 1.12 Relationship with ATAG 2.0
- 2 Implementing UAAG
- 2.1 Overall (Implementing)
- 2.2 Introduction (Implementing)
- 2.3 Definition of User Agent (Implementing)
- 2.4 Implementing Guideline 1.1 - Provide access to alternative content.
- 2.5 Implementing Guideline 1.2 - Repair missing content.
- 2.6 Implementing Guideline 1.3 - Provide highlighting for selection, keyboard focus, enabled elements, visited links.
- 2.7 Implementing Guideline 1.4 - Provide text configuration.
- comment {name}
- Not sure where to add this comment that applies to UAAG and Implmenting: I find the summaries of each guideline really useful. {Sylvie, 14 June}
- Carefully consider what information should be in UAAG proper, and what should be in Implementing UAAG. Once UAAG is done, it cannot be changed; however, Implementing can be updated. Therefore, it might be wise to move some of the information from the Into of UAAG to Implementing. {Shawn, 3 June}
- Would the sections on Relationships to ATAG and WCAG be better in the Implementing document? Also, is there a reason why the "Guidelines" heading and each of the "Principles" headings are all at heading level H2? {Bim 14 June}
- comment {name}
- Second sentence in abstract:
"User agents include browsers and other types of software that retrieve and render Web content."
It may be useful to indicate what "other types of software" is meant in addition to browsers.{Sylvie, June 13}
- Second paragraph, second sentence: "technologies for braille rendering) will be essential to ensuring Web access for some users with disabilities."
Perhaps it should be made clearer that the responsibility for Braille rendering will need to remain a function of the assistive technologies. .{Bim, June 14}
- Third paragraph, has a couple of errors in the acronyms: "the W3C" has "W3C" expanded to "the World Wide Web Consortium", so the word "the" is in both plain and title text (this happens elsewhere on the page too); "Web Accessibility Initiative" is written in full but its acronym is also expanded (incorrectly), so the output is "Web Accessibility Initiative the Web Access Initiative". {Bim, June 14}
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- comment {name}
- May be the Working Group can bring more clarifications on the second sentence of follwoing paragraph, give an example of features concerned:
"Some UAAG 2.0 requirements may have security implications, such as communicating through Application Program Interfaces (API), or allowing programmatic read and write access to content and user interface control. UAAG 2.0 assumes that features required by UAAG 2.0 will be built on top of an underlying security architecture. " {Sylvie, June 13}
UAAG 2.0 Layers of Guidance
- The Principles bullet should read, "At the top layer,"... Omitting the word layer caused me to trip while reading Principles 4 and 5 are new and need more than just naming. The meaning of facilitate programmatic access and comply with specifications and conventions is not clear, and a brief description does not appear for a very long time. Please give each a brief description when they first appear. {Wayne}
- Agree with Wayne, this isn't easy to read. Perhaps a nested list would help too because separation (and therefore an understanding) of principles 4 and 5 is complicated by the need to use the word "and" twice so closely together. On first reading this sounded like one principle to me. {Bim 14 June}
- The three different levels of conformance are not obvious to read, in particular level A. The way it is written, it makes believe that there is a highest level whereas the highest level is called A. therefore, it may be helpful to write that the lowest level is called A and the highest is called AAA.
Text concerned: "Three levels of conformance meet the needs of different groups and different situations: A (lowest), AA, and AAA (highest). {Sylvie June 13}
UAAG 2.0 Supporting Documents
- comment {name}
Components of Web Accessibility
- comment {name}
- As this section directly references ATAG and WCAG, perhaps it should be followed by the sections that explain the relationship between UAAG and the other two sets of guidelines. Perhaps even move the "Relationship" sections into the Implementing document and link to them? {Bim 14 June}
Levels of Conformance
- comment {name}
- I don't understand one of the "Factors that were considered in the process of determining the level to a success criterion", fourth bullet:
"implementation difficulty – ranging from deterministic to inferential" {Sylvie, June 13}
- Agree with Sylvie, plainer terms would make the meaning clearer and easier to translate. {Bim 14 June}
Definition of User Agent
- This appears to be identical to the "Definition of a User Agent" in the Implementing document. Could it be tersified in one or the other? {Bim 14 June}
Modality Independence Principle
- comment {name}
Relationship with WCAG 2.0
- comment {name}
- The relationship between UAAG and WCAG is not very clear: when the application is considered to be a user agent and when not. As WCAG applies in both cases, why is it mentionned here? {Sylvie, June 13}
Relationship with ATAG 2.0
- comment {name}
Implementing UAAG
Overall (Implementing)
- comment {name}
- Would it be possible to use structuring elements such as H5s to indicate sections like Intent of SC, Examples and resources? While comparing to the structure of Understanding WCAG 2.0, is there a W3C graphical design that could make each guideline document look similar? {Sylvie, 14 June}
- Examples: change some of the names to be more diverse {Shawn, 3 June}
- CSS to add more space between chunks of text, especially more space above new SC. Also, increase leading throughout. {Shawn, 3 June}
- change "Return to Guideline" to @@ {Shawn, 3 June}
Introduction (Implementing)
- comment {name}
Definition of User Agent (Implementing)
- comment {name}
- Third paragraph: the link to "What Qualifies as a User Agent" is followed by the name of the current document in brackets, isn't this redundant? {Bim 14 June}
Implementing Guideline 1.1 - Provide access to alternative content.
- comment {name}
- Several occurences in this guideline and may be elsewhere through the doc: in Intent of success criterion X, the document says that non text content is unusable, or "painful". I have never seen this term elsewhere in W3C docs and wonder if it is appropriate.
Another example in intent of SC 1.2:
"Some users with visual disabilities may wish to hide images in order to avoid those that are painful (such as those with high contrast)."{Sylvie, 14 June}
- In 1.1.3 Configurable Alternative Content Defaults, first example:
"Sally is blind. In the browser's preferences dialog box, Sally specifies that she wants alt text displayed in place of images, and that the document should reflow to allow the entire alt text to be displayed rather than truncated."As screen readers retrieve the alt text content is it necessary for a blind user to request that the browser displays alt text rather than images? May be the example should be rewritten to reflect real use of alt text by blind users? {Sylvie, 14 June}
- In Examples of Success Criterion 1.1.6, the disability of the users is not always specified, (e.g. Maximilian or Tom. {Sylvie, 14 June}
Implementing Guideline 1.2 - Repair missing content.
- comment {name}
- Examples of Success Criterion 1.2.2, first example:
The example talks about Franck who is called George in the next sentence. ^Try to check that the names remain the same in each example, in order to avoid confusing the reader. {Sylvie, 14 June}
Implementing Guideline 1.3 - Provide highlighting for selection, keyboard focus, enabled elements, visited links.
- comment {name}
- SC 1.3.1 has three notes. I wonder if it is worth numbering them in note 1, note 2 ... or may be it does not make sense? {Sylvie, 14 June}
Implementing Guideline 1.4 - Provide text configuration.
- comment {name}
- Typo: not sure whether we should indicate them in EOWG ^comments: Summary contains one word "the" that should not be there:
"The user can control text font, color, and size (1.4.1), including whether all text should be the shown the same size (1.4.2).{Sylvie, 14 June}


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Tour Duration 14 Days
Ethiopia Historic Tour
Join us for a journey through one of Africa's least explored countries. As we travel along the Historic Route, we visit rock-hewn churches, ancient obelisks and the forbidden Medieval town of Harar. We also see many of the country's astonishing natural wonders, from the dramatic Tississat Falls to the rugged Simien mountain range.
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- Lalibela - Explore impressive churches carved in rocks.
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- Axum - Obelisks, temples and palaces in the final resting place of the Ark of Covenant.
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- Gondar - Exceptionally well preserved castles from the 17th Century.
- Harar - A medieval walled city and the cradle of Islam in Ethiopia.
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Search Warrants: an Overview
- Introduction
- Sources of Law
- Obtaining a Search Warrant
- Reasonableness Requirement
- Knock-and-Announce Rule
- No-Knock Warrants
- Anticipatory Warrants
- Other Warrants
- Timing of Searches
- Extent of Searches
- Post-Search Procedural Safeguards
- Related Topics
- Additional Sources
A search warrant is a type of warrant that authorizes law enforcement officers to search a specified place for evidence. Without a search warrant, police officers may not search a place without its owner's consent.
Sources of Law
The Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution restrict government searches and seizures. The amendment reads:
"The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized."
In addition to restrictions in the Fourth Amendment, several states' constitutions regulate searches and seizures, as do many state and federal statutes. For example, federal laws on searches and seizures appear in Title 18, Part II, Chapter 205 – Searches and Seizures. 18 U.S.C. § 3101-18. Federal warrants are further governed by Rule 41 of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure.
Obtaining a Search Warrant
Only judges may issue search warrants. To obtain a warrant, law enforcement officers must show that there is probable cause to believe a search is justified. Officers must support this showing with sworn statements (affidavits), and must describe in particularity the place they will search and the items they will seize. Judges must consider the totality of the circumstances when deciding whether or not to issue the warrant. When issuing a search warrant, the judge may restrict the when and how the police may conduct the search.
The Fourth Amendment does not require officers seeking a warrant to show that the people or places to be searched committed any crime. Rather, they merely need to show probable cause that the sought-after evidence is there. For example, in Zurcher v. Stanford Daily, 436 U.S. 547 (1978), the Supreme Court allowed police to search a student newspaper, where the newspaper was not implicated in any criminal activity but police suspected it had photographic evidence of the identities of demonstrators who assaulted police officers. However, some jurisdictions responded by passing laws restricting or forbidding these kinds of searches. See, e.g., CA Penal Code § 1524.
Reasonableness Requirement
Courts use a reasonableness test when considering whether a search violates the federal Constitution. This reasonableness test preempts other state and federal laws. Thus, for example, if a "no-knock" entry is unreasonable at the time police execute a search warrant, they must knock and announce their presence, even if they have a no-knock warrant. Similarly, when determining whether to apply the Exclusionary Rule in light of police deviations from warrant restrictions, courts consider whether the search, as actually executed, was unreasonable.
Knock-and-Announce Rule
Normally, law enforcement officers executing a search warrant may not immediately force their way into a residence. Instead, they must first knock and announce their identity and intent. Then, they must wait a reasonable amount of time to allow an occupant to open the door. Only after waiting may the police force entry. This "knock-and-announce rule," however, is not an inflexible constitutional mandate. Instead, it is one of the many factors judges consider when determining whether a search was reasonable. See Wilson v. Arkansas, 514 U.S. 927 (1995).
Police may break the knock-and-announce rule when it is reasonable to do so. These exceptions must be determined on a case-by-case basis. For example, in Richards v. Wisconsin, 520 U.S. 358 (1997), the Supreme Court ruled that states may not allow a blanket exception to the knock-and-announce rule for all searches in felony drug cases.
No-Knock Warrants
Generally speaking, police officers do not need a special "no-knock" warrant before making a no-knock search. Instead, the search is proper so long as the no-knock entry was not unreasonable. However, police officers may seek a no-knock warrant by showing a judge that the circumstances justify a no-knock entry. Courts reserve these warrants for situations in which a building's owner or occupier could destroy the sought-after evidence by the time law enforcement waits for the owner or occupier to open the door.
In practice, over the past decade, no-knock warrants have seen increasingly frequent use, particularly in drug cases, and especially in major cities. There has been a corresponding increase in the number of innocents accidentally injured or killed by police executing no-knock warrants.
Anticipatory Warrants
An anticipatory warrant grants police officers a warrant that becomes valid after some future triggering condition occurs. Courts reserve these types of warrants for situations in which police have probable cause that at some future time evidence in a particular location will become available. Although United States v. Grubbs presented a challenge to the constitutionality of this type of warrant, the U.S. Supreme Court found that anticipatory warrants do not violate the Fourth Amendment's Warrant Clause. 547 U.S. 90 (2006).
Other Warrants
Police officers may obtain warrants to seize and search electronic storage media or electronically stored information. Rule 41 of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure will govern these searches, starting December 1, 2009. The rules allow officers to copy seized material for later review. The new version of Rule 41 governs these seraches. also allows police officers to plant tracking devices on persons or property.
Timing of Searches
Generally, police officers may only execute search warrants at night in special circumstances. See Gooding v. United States, 416 U.S. 430 (1974). Different jurisdictions use different definitions of "nighttime." For example, federal law enforcement officers must normally start searches between 6:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. See Rule 41 of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure. In practice, the special circumstances exception applies most frequently in drug cases.
Extent of Searches
When conducting a search, police may only search the places and people listed on their search warrant, and may only search for the sought-after evidence. Accordingly, officers may only search places where they might reasonably find the evidence. For example, officers searching for a rifle may not look in a small jewelry box.
Search warrants may authorize police to search specific, named people found at the targeted location. However, officers executing a search warrant may detain anyone present during the search. Furthermore, if officers they find sufficient evidence to arrest someone present, they may arrest and search that person, even if the person was not listed on the warrant.
Post-Search Procedural Safeguards
Most jurisdictions impose additional post-search procedural safeguards. For example, many jurisdictions require officers to return a copy of the search warrant to the judge after executing it. This return copy must include information about the search, including a list of what was seized. Similarly, most jurisdictions require officers to give a receipt for seized property. See, e.g., Rule 41(f)(1) of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 is a game based on the first part of the film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows has been announced by EA Games.[1] It is scheduled for release on November 9, 2010. The game was announced at E3 2010[2]. EA Games has announced that the game will be rated E10+ (Everyone 10 and up) on the Nintendo DS, and T (Teen) on all other platforms.
It is most obvious the storyline will run along the plot of the movie and the book.
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- Rupert Grint as Ron Weasley
- TBA as Hermione Granger
- Bonnie Wright as Ginny Weasley (rumoured)[3]
- Warwick Davis as Filius Flitwick/Griphook (rumoured)[3]
- Allan Corduner as Argus Filch (rumoured)[3]
- Alfred Enoch as Dean Thomas (rumoured)[3]
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- TBA as Harry Potter
- TBA as Scabior
- TBA as Bellatrix Lestrange
- TBA as Fleur Delacour
- TBA as Lord Voldemort
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- Number 4 Privet Drive (rumoured)
- Little Whinging
- Ministry of Magic
- Forest of Dean
- Abandoned Nuclear Power Plant
- Godric's Hollow
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EA has stated that the gameplay will be similar to the Goblet of Fire. It is an action video game, not a video game of making potions, playing quidditch or exploring Hogwarts. There will be no RPG iteration of the game, unlike with previous titles. Unlike the previous installments, there will be not much room to "run around" such as in the fifth and sixth game where you were allowed to move freely within the castle and on the grounds. This will be more like and action adventure game. Unlike previous titles (where you only got to fight six (according the the game magazine GamePro)), you will fight hundreds of Death Eaters. Along with said Death Eaters, you shall also fight creatures, such as giant spiders, Dragons, and Dementors.EA has stated that it will be a third-person shooter.