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Voters Turn Back Bid ToSoften 3-Strike Sentencing Law...3Amnesty International's RacialProfiling Study Has Flaws………3Montana's Meth Alert CampaignEncourages Tips From Public……3  \nLEGISLATION  \nPresident Signs Bill With $755M ToHelp States Cut DNA Backlogs….4  \nIN THE COURTS  \n4th Circuit Allows RestraintDuring Warrantless Search…………45th Circuit Upholds WarrantlessSearch For Police Killer……………59th Circuit Says Presence Of DrugsElevates Local Gang Crime ToFederal RICO Offense……  …5Washington State Decides ShacklesIn Court Are Prejudicial……………6  \nACROSS THE STATES  \nAlabama:Indigent Felons…………6  \nCalifornia:DNA Lab Needs Staff6  \nGeorgia:Juvenile Re-entry………6  \nIowa:Assault Weapon.……………6  \nKansas:Funds For KBI…………7  \nLouisiana:At-Risk Youth…  …7  \nMaryland:Night Patrol.………7  \nWashington:DNA Testing……7  \nFUNDING  \nVictims Of Crime ……………………7Grants Will Be Delayed……………7  \n# Crime Control\n\nTelecom Agreement Ends Block ForPolice Access To Clear Channel Radio  \nTwo telecommunications corpo-  cell phone interference.rations reached agreement on accessThe plan requires Nextel to stopto high-fidelity radio frequencies that operations in the band and end itsremoved the final impediments tocommercial interference to police andclear channel radio for law enforce-other emergency communications.ment and first responders.The commission will phase in theThe Federal Communicationsnew policy over a period of severalCommission in July adopted a plan toyears.dedicate the 700-and 800-megahertzradio bands for public safety agen-cies.  \nIn the short-term,however,thegovernment implemented technicalstandards for defining \"unacceptableinterference”to public safety systemsoperating in the 800 MHz band andprocedures detailing the responsibili-ties and expectations regardingabatement of such interference.  \nThe government acted afterNextel failed to heed recommenda-tions for voluntary technical changesto prevent or reduce interference atparticular sites.Despite the advisory,the commission said public safetyagencies “have encountered increas-ing amounts of interference.”  \nThe commission also said inter-ference would undoubtedly worsenwith the increase of new public safetycommunications systems and a risingnumber of commercial cell phones.  \nThe rules to reduce interferencewill be in effect until Nextel com-pletes a transfer of its commercial op-erations to another frequency.  \nIn justifying the need for a dedi-  \nThe decision required NextelCommunications Inc.,which also hasaccess to the lowest frequencies in theradio band,to move into a more valu-able commercial category in ex-change for a payment of $3.2 billionto the federal government.  \nBut Nextel rival Verizon Wire-less threatened to file a lawsuit toblock the government decision,con-tending it was too favorable toNextel.  \nNextel's walkie-talkie style sys-tem uses the same frequency as policeand fire departments,creating inter-ference in critical public safety com-munications.  \nThe 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