Turkey’s annual information technology fair, CEBIT Bilişim Eurasia, this year aims to 1 a diverse crowd into the e-society debate, especially 2 the use of Internet technologies in government. Cebit Bilişim Eurasia expects to host visitors from over 70 Countries 3 members of the press from nearly 20 countries. 4 the theme of “Competitive Edge”, Bilişim Summit 2007 and Forum Bilişim will discuss to 5 the competitive power of countries, organizations and individuals 6 ICT technologies. CEBIT Bilişim Eurasia 7 this year at the TUYAP Beylikdüzü Fair.
Turkey’s annual information technology fair, CEBIT Bilişim Eurasia, this year aims to 1 a diverse crowd into the e-society debate, especially 2 the use of Internet technologies in government. Cebit Bilişim Eurasia expects to host visitors from over 70 Countries 3 members of the press from nearly 20 countries. 4 the theme of “Competitive Edge”, Bilişim Summit 2007 and Forum Bilişim will discuss to 5 the competitive power of countries, organizations and individuals 6 ICT technologies. CEBIT Bilişim Eurasia 7 this year at the TUYAP Beylikdüzü Fair.
Turkey’s annual information technology fair, CEBIT Bilişim Eurasia, this year aims to 1 a diverse crowd into the e-society debate, especially 2 the use of Internet technologies in government. Cebit Bilişim Eurasia expects to host visitors from over 70 Countries 3 members of the press from nearly 20 countries. 4 the theme of “Competitive Edge”, Bilişim Summit 2007 and Forum Bilişim will discuss to 5 the competitive power of countries, organizations and individuals 6 ICT technologies. CEBIT Bilişim Eurasia 7 this year at the TUYAP Beylikdüzü Fair.
Denver police conducted a search on Tuesday of a house at 720 S. Colfax. Officer Vincent Sully says he noticed someone moving items from a vehicle into the house. Many of the items matched the description of those recently stolen from area homes. “This fact,” says Officer Sully, “provided reasonable belief that this was our suspect.” According to Federal Law such suspicion is grounds to carry out a search. Police Chief Mancini explains, “The circumstances did not require the authorization of a search warrant.” The suspect’s lawyer plans to challenge this view, claiming that the search was illegal. It is unlikely that this argument will be accepted and the charges will most likely not be dropped.
Upon conducting the search, officers found what they were looking for,and more. In the suspect’s vehicle they found three flat screen television identical to those that disappeared in Sunday’s Water Street robberies. Inside the suspect’s residence police found thousands of dollars’ worth of allegedly stolen goods. Among the many items confiscated in the seizure were a ski mask and a black painted crowbar. Witnesses have reported seeing a thief in a similar mask break in to cars and houses with a crowbar. Possession of these objects could connect the suspect with those other burglaries. The suspect was arrested and an awaiting trial.
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Denver police conducted a search on Tuesday of a house at 720 S. Colfax. Officer Vincent Sully says he noticed someone moving items from a vehicle into the house. Many of the items matched the description of those recently stolen from area homes. “This fact,” says Officer Sully, “provided reasonable belief that this was our suspect.” According to Federal Law such suspicion is grounds to carry out a search. Police Chief Mancini explains, “The circumstances did not require the authorization of a search warrant.” The suspect’s lawyer plans to challenge this view, claiming that the search was illegal. It is unlikely that this argument will be accepted and the charges will most likely not be dropped.
Upon conducting the search, officers found what they were looking for,and more. In the suspect’s vehicle they found three flat screen television identical to those that disappeared in Sunday’s Water Street robberies. Inside the suspect’s residence police found thousands of dollars’ worth of allegedly stolen goods. Among the many items confiscated in the seizure were a ski mask and a black painted crowbar. Witnesses have reported seeing a thief in a similar mask break in to cars and houses with a crowbar. Possession of these objects could connect the suspect with those other burglaries. The suspect was arrested and an awaiting trial.
What can you infer about illegal searches?
Denver police conducted a search on Tuesday of a house at 720 S. Colfax. Officer Vincent Sully says he noticed someone moving items from a vehicle into the house. Many of the items matched the description of those recently stolen from area homes. “This fact,” says Officer Sully, “provided reasonable belief that this was our suspect.” According to Federal Law such suspicion is grounds to carry out a search. Police Chief Mancini explains, “The circumstances did not require the authorization of a search warrant.” The suspect’s lawyer plans to challenge this view, claiming that the search was illegal. It is unlikely that this argument will be accepted and the charges will most likely not be dropped.
Upon conducting the search, officers found what they were looking for,and more. In the suspect’s vehicle they found three flat screen television identical to those that disappeared in Sunday’s Water Street robberies. Inside the suspect’s residence police found thousands of dollars’ worth of allegedly stolen goods. Among the many items confiscated in the seizure were a ski mask and a black painted crowbar. Witnesses have reported seeing a thief in a similar mask break in to cars and houses with a crowbar. Possession of these objects could connect the suspect with those other burglaries. The suspect was arrested and an awaiting trial.
What is NOT evidence against the suspect?