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Votes To Set Barriers ForRescinding Gun Dealer Licenses..2  \nNATIONAL  \nAlabama Is First To Give OfficersWireless Access To Crime Data….2Illinois Sets Up Special Unit ToCombat Crime On Internet………3Texas Expands Youth ServicesTo Reduce Recidivism………  …4California Sets Goal To Focus OnYoung Substance Abusers …………4  \nIN THE COURTS  \n1st Circuit Decides Mistaken ViewOf Facts Doesn't Invalidate Stop..52nd Circuit Upholds EvidenceSeized In Illegal 'Knock'Raid....55th Circuit Bars Arrest,EvidenceWhen Driver's License Is Valid...69th Circuit Finds Military DutyTakes Priority Over Policing……610th Circuit Backs SWAT RaidAgainst Generalized Claim.………6California Allows Officer To MakeStop On Uncorroborated Tip…7  \n# ACROSS THE STATES\n\nCalif.:Governor Vetoes Bill ToLegalize Hemp Farming…………7Ky.:Judges Will Track Race OfJurors To Monitor Fairness…………7Ky.:Chief Justifies Use OfPepper Spray On Unruly Crowd...7La.:Rights Group Warns AboutUse Of Tear Gas On Crowd………7  \nCrime Control  \nA comprehensive and independent news summary for the Law Enforcement Professlonal  \n# President Approves New Reductions InFederal Aid To Police To Hit Terror\n\nPresident Bush has enacted an-  ment in the form of more funding forother round of reductions in federalthe Federal Law Enforcement Train-grants to state and local police foring Center and assistance from Immi-training and support against terror-gration and Customs Enforcementism.(ICE)agents that have been creditedThe new budget for the Home-with arresting more than 1,600 gangland Security Department represents amembers during \"Operation Commu-50 percent reduction in grants to statenity Shield”in 2005.and local law enforcement from onlyWithin the $3.7 billion ICEthree years earlier.budget is $1.4 billion for investiga-  \nTotal fundingavailableforwhich law en-compete totals  \ntions and intelli-  \n\n| FY 2007 Homeland Security Highlights   |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n|  | FY 2006   | FY 2007   |\n|  | S in Millions   |  |\n| Total Budget   | 31,272   | 32,793   |\n| State Formula Grants   | 550   | 525   |\n| LETPP   | 400   | 375   |\n| Urban Area Security   | 765   | 770   |\n| ICE   | 3,077   | 3,740   |\n| Training Center   | 192   | 202   |\n| Source:HR 5441   |  |  |\n\ngence and $2 bil-  \nlion for detention  \nand removals.  \nThe budget  \n$1.67 billion forthe fiscal year2007 that beganOct.1 comparedto $3.1 billion infiscal 2004.  \nfeatures $8 billion  \nfor border en-  \ngrams that in-  \ncludes $2.2 billion  \nfor staffing to hire an additional 1,500Border Patrol agents,$1.1 billion forfencing,infrastructure and technol-ogy;and $778 million for air and ma-rine operations.  \nState Formula Grants fell 5 per-cent from $550 million to $525 mil-lion.The grants for the current budgetyear include $350 million dedicatedto law enforcement programs to pre-vent terrorism.  \nThe total budget for the Home-land Security Department increased 5Funding for the Law Enforce-percent from $31.3 billion in fiscalment Terrorism Protection Program2006 to $32.8 billion in fiscal 2007.(LETPP)declined 6 percent fromThe Urban Area Security pro-$400 million to $375 million.gram is boosted $5 million to $770But the new law,PL 109-295,million for Washington and New(HR 5441)provides some indirectYork and other high-risk or potentialgains for state and local law enforce-  high-risk cities.  \nThe new law provides $18 mil-lion in technical assistance grants and$30 million in demonstration traininggrants for first responders that stateand local law enforcement can com-pete for.  \nThe funding levels are unchangedfrom the last fiscal year for graduate-level homeland security educationprograms.Congress approved the bill“to leverage these existing programsto meet the growing need for gradu-ate-level education.\"  \nInf.:http://thomas.loc.gov,HR 5441.  \n## HOUSE RAISES BAR FORVOIDING GUN LICENSES\n\nThe House approved a bill,HR5092,to increase burdens on the fed-eral government to shut down li-censed 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