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CRIME continued from pagel vehicle was impounded. Friday, Jan. 31 FTC Fraud, lost property, Russell House BB&T ATM. Victim reported that his ATM card was lost at the above location and that he issued a cancellation, but that the card was used several times before cancellation by unknown persons. Estimated loss: $61. Thursday, Jan. 30 Burglary in the third degree, rtiysical Sciences uenter. Victim reported that unknown persons entered his office * by prying off the vent at the bottom of the office door. Suspect removed various electronic items valued at $800. Laroeny erf money, Thomas Cooper library. Complement the wor Join the Student Media Departrnt Nowacceptii The (l Advertising Ma To find out more about the world, stop ?the Russell House41 South Caro Enviroi Fairness Ed Francis Cabell Bi G 8 PMT Ga Co-sponsored by: Colic School of the Environment, school Department of Economics, Department of Governn states that unknown persons pried off the change return cover and removed $5 in dimes. nr. j i r aa neanesaay, tian. 29 Grand larceny (auto), The Pit. Victim reported that unknown persons removed her 1984 Monte Carlo from the above location. Estimated loss: $5,000. Assault and battery, McMasters lot. Victim reported that the subject, a boyfriend, approached her at the above location and threatened to "get her." Subject then punched the victim in the stomach, knocking her down. Subject then left but called back later on the phone and stated that "it ain't over yet." Victim did not wish to prosecute. Crime report appears every Wednesday in the Gamecock. Id is yours. snt to claim your piece of the world, ng applications. Gamecock rketlno Consultants i by the Student Media information office th Floor or call 777-5064 lina Honors Presents imental Change at to Future Generati ith Brown Weiss rnwn Prnfoccnr of Infornriti I w V? I I | VI VV^wl VI Wl V I eorgetown University hursday, February 6, 1997 imbrell Hall Auditorium >ge of Liberal Arts, College of Science and I of Law, School of Public Health, Departmen Department of English, Department of Geol tent and International Studies, Marine Scier 41-day civil t. SIMPSON continued from pagel There aren't as many opportunities to exclude evidence in a civil trial as there are in a criminal trial," Grice said. In addition, the jurors must only find "clear and convincing" evidence the defendant is liable, and the evidence does not have to prove the defendant's liability beyond a reasonable doubt, as it does in criminal trials when a defendant's innocence is in question. Also in a civil trial, according to Grice, only nine jurors must reach the same decision, as it is not required that the decision be unanimous as in a criminal decision. To fig *w? "The bad part of towi Abandoned cars. Sid with crack vials. Bomt buildings. A neighborhood whi broken as the bits of gl street. There are only t if your neighborhood! zone: give up or take ai The Philadelphia I One day, In the "bad ] phia, a neighbor comp neighbor. And then to i then to more. People d: homes being "taken o\ of helplessness and re turned to action. They went to the pol Soon a substation w lished where folks cou report crime. Weekly r ings began. Communil watches started. Thin, S3 College id ons ional Law f Mathematics, it of Biological Sciences, ogical Sciences, ice Program. rial ends, Simf According to marine science freshman m t_i i.i u ^iiria uuiiii&uii, uie rrauic ui una uuu is a the correct one. ii "I approve of the verdict because of the shoes," Johnson said. "The shoes u gave it away." "1 When asked about the discrepancy u between the verdicts of last year's criminal ol trial and this year's civil trial, Johnson said there are several things which are S unclear to the public about the justice v, system. t< "It's hard to tell what's going on," Johnson said, "If s hard to tell what stuff ti is out there because there's a lot of things h the public doesn't see." ht crime in ] pie plant poi a!' started getting ewalks scattered were cleaned u >ed-out doned cars wei and repairing] Dse spirit is as The neighbo ass that dot the itself up. The lc ;wo things to do helped set up g jecomes a war teens and adul1 :tion. on plants and i Story over ways to re Dart" of Philadel- When people lained to a neighborhood! another. And doesn't look lii IHn'fc Hlro fho1r> H-ivm-fa t?rA tVMA uiMW UAiWAA VJJL UgO, lu VV V 'er." Feelings ofFhilly.i sentment p grew,se Ice for help, b storj asestab- what Id readily nelghl fleet- A. 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Also, the second phase of the civil rial, which will set punitive damages, as yet to begin. '". ; "; | Philip >ies. fixed up. Vacant lots p and fenced. Aban e towed away. Painting programs began, rhood was cleaning >cal 4-H Club even arden clubs where kids, ts could work together lowers while talking Lise awareness. > care ana get mvoivea, 3 change. When a "block :e a haven for crime and n't be. And in this part where once only apathy ven gardens now bloom, a Is only one sucoess r of many. To find out can be done in your Dorhood, write: The uff Files, X PrevenWay, Washington, , 80839-0001. And help . . parun?nt m? TTT IPT A T NTUS ! asma Donor $150 PER MONTH -ansplant and cardiovascular e products made from the l and staff for your safety, onvenience. INESS NABL The CXakty Soace BioMedical Center 5 Assembly St Columbia SC 29201 Across from Whaley's Mill