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ever, Strole said changes would have to be made in the way Lawrence police officers did bar checks.
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"I think it is clear that they can't just go in and look at someone and determine if they're underage. They'll need more evidence," he said. "It's also clear that anyone in the bar has a right not to answer any questions."
Chris Mulvenon, Lawrence police spokesman, said the police department had not yet decided how bar check methods would be changed or what effect the case would have.
Glenn R. Trapp, assistant district attorney, said the district attorney's office had not yet decided whether to appeal the case. He said the office had 10 days to file an appeal.
In March, Bernstein was at the Free State Brewing Co., 607 Massachusetts St., with a beer in her hand when she was approached by two undercover Lawrence police officers. She was 19 at the time.
In her decision, Judge Shepherd noted previous cases involving police officers approaching bar patrons. In 1979, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Brown vs. Texas that a Texas law requiring a person to identify himself to-a police officer was unconstitutional and violated The Fourth
When asked to show an ID, Bernstein told officers that she did not have one. When they threatened to take her to jail rather than just
writing a ticket, she admitted her true age.
In 1884, the Court also ruled in Berkemer vs. McCarty that bar patrons have the option of not giving officers their names when asked.
Amendment.
Stole said, "If you never give officers your name or you never give them your age or ID, they can't proceed any further."
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quickly to establish a mobile control tower and prepare the airfield for the arrival of an estimated 1,05 military police, said Lc, Cmdr. Ned Lundquist, a Pentagon spokesman.
The troops, the first active duty military personnel ordered onto the nation's streets to quell riots in more than 20 years, were ordered by President Bush Wednesday night.
Bush said he took the action to restore law and order to the Virgin Islands two days after Hurricane Huto devastated St. Croix.
Adm. William J. Crowne, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said yesterday that the
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declaring an emergency. There have been reports that the local National Guard was involved in some of the looting on St. Croix.
"We've had reports of shooting on the island. We're not going to permit people to be totally defenseless," he said. Federal authorities on the scene "were reporting chaos and near anarchy and the situation as being out of control." he said.
Officials at the Atlantic Command in Norfolk, Va., said they had little information about the situation because of the difficulty in communicating.
troops had been issued rifles and told to shoot if necessary to defend themselves.
They were flown to St. Croix, an 84-square mile island, on 16 Air Force C-141 Starlifter transport plans.
The last time federal troops were used to suppress riots was in 1968 in Washington, D.C., after the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. President Reagan authorized the use of troops in 1967 to handle prison riots in Atlanta, but they were never deployed.
All told, the troops include 635 military police from Fort Bragg, N.C., and 470 military police from Fort Polk, La.; Fort Hood, Texas, and Fort Leonard Wood, Mo.
"The communications are sporadic," said
L4. Karl Johnson, a public affairs spokesman, who said official military actions were given priority in using communications equipment
They joined 100 U.S. marshals and FBI agents that Attorney General Dick Thornburgh ordered to the island.
Generally, the National Guard is summoned to restore order in civil disturbances. But presidents are allowed to use federal troops by
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