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AidPregnant Substance Abusers……2NIJ Outlines Need For Policies ThatDiffer For Urban,Rural Gang.….3BJS Offers Data On Carjackings..3Juvenile Group Issues Call ForPapers For Spring Conference ……3OJJDP Issues Annual Repor……3CALEA Celebrates 25th AnniversaryAt Texas Conference………………3  \nIN THE COURTS  \n8th Circuit Decides Blakely DoesNot Apply Retroactively………49th Circuit Upholds City's StandardForm for Warrants …………………410th Circuit Says Search Of VehicleAfter Release Of Suspect Is Valid411th Circuit Allows Arrestee To PressClaim Due To Officer Errors………5  \nLEGISLATION  \nHouse Votes To Block Overtime PayRules From Taking Effec.………5  \nACROSS THE STATES  \nCalifornia……  ………………6Illinois……………   ………………6Michigan……………………………6North Dakota…………………  ……6Ohio………………  ………………6Oregon…………………     …7Pennsylvania…………………………7Utah……………………………………7Washingtn……………………  ………7  \n# Crime Control\n\nOfficer Deaths On Duty Jump 7%;GunShots,Vehicles Are Leading Causes  \nThe number of police officerskilled nationwide during the first halfof 2004 rose by more than 7 percentover the same period last year.  \nWeapons assaults,primarilyguns,continued to account for aboutone-third of fatalities.  \nEighty-two state and local lawenforcement officers were killed inthe line of duty during the first sixmonths of 2004,according to pre-liminary numbers recently releasedjointly by the National Law Enforce-ment Officers Memorial Fund(NLEOMF)and the Concerns of Po-lice Survivors(COPS).  \nThe deaths represent an increaseof six from the 76 officers who losttheir lives during the same period ayear ago.Two of the officers whodied during the first half of the yearwere women.  \nOver the last 10 years,an averageof 163 officers have died annually.  \n\"I am troubled by the increasingloss of life represented in these num-bers,\"said NLEOMF Chairman CraigW.Floyd.  \n“Despite all that is being done tomake policing safer,including bettertraining and use of the best equip-ment available,we are still seeing avery alarming rate of fatalities amongour law enforcement professionals.\"  \nOf the 82 officers,33 were shot,24 died in automobile accidents,seven were struck by automobileswhile outside of their own vehicles,nine officers succumbed to job-related illnesses,four died in motor-cycle accidents,one officer wasbeaten to death,two officers werekilled in an aircraft accident,one of-ficer drowned,and one officer fell tohis death.  \n\"While the number of policedeaths is staggering,the most tragicpart of the story is the families leftbehind,\"observed COPS PresidentLinda Hintergardt Soubirous.“Theyneed and deserve the prayers andsupport of their community and theircountry during this very difficult timein their lives.”  \nCalifornia was the deadliest statefor law enforcement officers with 10deaths during the first six months of2004.  \nAlabama ranked second witheight fatalities,followed by Floridaand Texas with seven fatalities,andMichigan and Pennsylvania with fivefatalities each.  \nWeapons assaults,primarilyguns,accounted for more than one-third of the 148 deaths of officers inthe line of duty during the full year2003.  \nPage 2  \nThe 148 officers killed in 2003matched the fatality figure recordedin 2002.  \nOf the officers killed during2003,data show that 53 died inautomobile accidents;52 were shot todeath;13 were struck by automobileswhile on duty outside their vehicles;11 died in motorcycle accidents;sixsuccumbed to job-related illnesses;four drowned;two suffered fatal beat-ings;two fell to their deaths;one wasstabbed to death;one died in an air-craft accident;one was electrocuted;one was strangled;and one was hit bya train.  \n## VERMONT REVEALS PLANFOR $30M FORENSICS LAB\n\nVermont will construct a new $30million forensics laboratory that willconsolidate operations and replaceoutmoded facilities in use since theWorld War II era.  \nState officials said upgrading thecrime lab wo","cbCairUOUWd69pCk","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairUOUWd69pCk","pdf",2539708,"English","# 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