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...cross-examination of Boss and Murphy. None of the cops has said who fired first, a critical point which, as the trial wears on, remains untouched by the prosecution. And why did Boss and Murphy both escape fierce cross-examination? There were also large discrepancies in their accounts with regard to lighting conditions - which could have serious implications for the defense: Who was able to see what, when? (Boss characterized the light in and around the vestibule as "not substantial," while Murphy said he could see to the inside door in the vestibule from his seat in the parked...
...This has freed the FBI to do what it does best - track criminals through old-fashioned tips and legwork. "They regard this as a crime not much different from a bank robbery," notes Shannon. "Their philosophy's very simple: If you interview enough people, eventually you'll find somebody who knows something. They do not think this is a perfect crime. At some point, they believe, the people who perpetrated this will be bragging either to people they know or in postings on the Web. If you start leaving your handle around, you're leaving a trail...
...regard the event with much jubilation...
...demanding attention from the GOP candidates. So Bush is left still dealing with a quandary that first surfaced during January's Iowa caucus, when he found himself pushed into conservative positions on issues like abortion in order to attract right-wing votes. Of course, his burden in this regard has eased somewhat with the withdrawal of conservatives Steve Forbes and Gary Bauer (though Alan Keyes is still there to draw some votes). In this instance, though, it is a hurdle that's even more aggravating to jump when he knows that the threatened withdrawal of Christian Coalition support...
...Christ, Joseph Smith and Martin Luther "charismatic," but would surely not have extended the honor to the Indigo Girls. For Weber, followers are drawn to a charismatic leader because of his extraordinary, almost god-like, personal qualities. By virtue of his heroic personality, the charismatic leader gives rules without regard to traditional authority ("It is written, but I say unto you") and commands total devotion from his disciples...