Supreme Court rules that police can ad lib Miranda warnings
Police officers do not have to use exact wording when delivering Miranda warnings to criminal suspects, the Supreme Court ruled Tuesday in a 7-to-2 decision. Continue reading
Court Says Miranda Rights Don’t Bar Requestioning
By ADAM LIPTAK
Published: February 24, 2010
WASHINGTON — The police can take a second run at questioning a suspect who has invoked his Miranda rights, but they must wait until 14 days after the suspect has been released from custody, the Supreme Court ruled Wednesday. Continue reading
Pa. state police secrecy order draws criticism
By PETER JACKSON Associated Press Writer
Updated: 02/24/2010 04:17:36 PM EST
HARRISBURG, Pa.—A new state police policy requires troopers to withhold names and other information about victims and witnesses when they issue citations for certain minor crimes—drawing criticism from open-government advocates and raising concern among judges and defense lawyers. Continue reading
Funding for new state troopers debated
by robert swift (harrisburg bureau chief) / thetimes-tribune.com
Published: February 21, 2010
HARRISBURG – Bucking a trend, the state police is one of the few state agencies where new hiring is being considered to fill vacancies created by retirement or attrition. Continue reading
Philly officer detained after crash
By Craig R. McCoy
INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
An off-duty Philadelphia police officer injured two state troopers and a tow truck operator yesterday when the city policeman, suspected of driving under the influence, crashed into a state police car pulled over on I-95, authorities said. Continue reading
Retired State Trooper Killed in Hit and Run Accident
WYTV - 13 hours ago
Pennsylvania state police said Billy Ray Williams, 65, of Erie, was traveling east-bound on Interstate 80 when his car broke down in the right lane near the …
Public Hearing
Senate Bill 984 – creates the State Trooper Services Contractual Program Continue reading
With Gov. Chris Christie targeting benefits, some N.J. public workers consider retirement
By Statehouse Bureau Staff / www.nj.com
February 14, 2010, 7:32AM
In firehouses and police stations, union halls and county offices, workers eligible to retire are asking each other the same question: Are you putting in your papers? Continue reading
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