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GALE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF AMERICAN LAW, 3RD E DITIONBRENNAN, WILLIAM JOSEPH, JR. 115a growing number of exceptions to the rule,prompting Brennan to redouble his efforts tobolster its strength. HisADVOCACY of the rights ofcriminal defendants brought him sharp criti-cism, particularly from the media[r]

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STATEMENT OF THE CASEOn the 23rd day of May, 1957, police officers,without the benefit of a search warrant,ostensibly looking for an individual who waswanted in connection with an extortion bombing(Record page 4), forced their way into defen-dant’s private residence, which was the upperportion of a[r]

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-Alexander Graham Bell.-1877*True/False statements(exercise1-p22)Ss read the text again,then do the exercise1Answers a.F Alexander Graham Bell was born in Edinburgh,Scotland.b.F He worked with deaf-mutes at Boston university.c.Td.F Bell and Watson first introduced the telephone in 1876.e.F Bell expe[r]