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Bombings blamed on al-Qaida
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
BAGHDAD, Iraq lnsurgents
fired a rocket at the headquarters
of the U.S.-led coalition Monday
night after gunmen killed seven
Iraqi policemen in a pair of attacks
west of Baghdad. A senior Iraqi
official blamed al-Qaida for many
of the suicide bombings around the
country in recent weeks.
In the north, military divers
searched the muddy waters of the
Tigris River for three missing U.S.
soldiers, including two pilots of an
OH-58D Kiowa Warrior helicopter
that crashed Sunday in Mosul dur
ing rescue operations after a patrol
boat capsized.
It was the fifth U.S. helicopter
lost in Iraq this month.
Strong explosions reverberated
through the heart of this troubled
capital about 10:35 p.m., followed
by sirens and a recorded message
warning those in the coalition
headquarters compound known as
the Green Zone to “take cover.”
Justices’ ruling clarifies Miranda rights
Larger question
left unanswered
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The
Supreme Court told police Monday
not to try to wrest confessions from
criminal suspects facing formal
charges without telling them they
have a right to see a lawyer.
Justices ruled unanimously that
officers who want information from
indicted people must be upfront in
telling them of their legal rights, a
victory for a Nebraska man who
claimed he was tricked into talking
to officers who came to his house to
arrest him on drug charges.
“There was some fuzziness in
the law about precisely what police
officers coilld and could not do,”
said Washington attorney Seth
Waxman, appointed by the court
to represent the drug defendant. “I
don’t think it will be difficult at all
for responsible officers to comply
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A coalition official said at least
one rocket, apparently fired from
across the Tigris, exploded in a
parking lot near the Republican
Palace, used by the U.S.’s top civil
ian administrator in Iraq, L. Paul
Bremer, and senior coalition staff,
but it caused no damage or casual
ties.
The attack occurred three days
after a U.N. security assessment
team arrived in Baghdad to deter
mine whether it is safe for the
United Nations to return its inter
national staff to Iraq.
Secretary-General Kofi Annan
withdrew international staff last
year following two vehicle bomb
ings against the U.N. headquarters
here including the Aug. 19
attack that killed 22 people, among
them the top U.N. envoy, Sergio
Vieira de Mello.
The attack on the Green Zone
took place a day after seven police
men were slain in two separate
attacks at checkpoints around the
with this.”
When officers came to his home
in Lincoln, Neb., four years ago,
John Fellers sat on his couch and
talked freely about getting into
drugs after the breakup of his mar
riage and business problems. After
he was taken to jail, he was advised
of his so-called Miranda rights that
begin with the familiar refrain, “You
have the right to remain silent.”
That was too late, Justice
Sandra Day O’Connor wrote for
the 9-0 decision.
She said that under the
Constitution’s Sixth Amendment,
Fellers was entitled to know he
could see an attorney. Had he
waived that right, she wrote, he
still could have confessed without
a lawyer present.
Kent Scheidegger, legal director
of the Criminal Justice Legal
Foundation, said the ruling will
not disrupt police interrogations.
Fellers was sentenced to more
than 12 years in federal prison
after being convicted of conspiring
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city of Ramadi, 70 miles west of
Baghdad in the Sunni Triangle, a
center of resistance to the U.S.-run
occupation. Iraqi police who
reported the attacks made no men
tion of any insurgent casualties.
Attacks against U.S. forces and
their Iraqi allies have persisted
despite the Dec. 13 arrest of
Saddam Hussein, who was cap
tured near his hometown of Tikrit.
Many of the victims have been
Iraqi civilians.
One Iraqi man was killed
Monday when he stepped on a
roadside bomb as he got off a bus
in a Baghdad suburb, Iraqi Civil
Defense Corps 2nd Lt. Mustafa
Tariq said. The explosion wounded
three other passengers, one criti
cally, and left the bus badly man
gled, he said.
Late Monday, a roadside bomb
exploded in a west Baghdad neigh
borhood, wounding one civilian
and damaging at least three vehi
cles, witnesses said.
to distribute methamphetamine.
He fought the conviction, even
serving as his own attorney in
appealing to the Supreme Court.
Justices dodged part of the case
that asked if a jailhouse interview
of Fellers was tainted by the
improper initial questioning. The
Supreme Court said a lower court
should reconsider that issue, con
sidering the ruling that the first
questioning was unconstitutional.
“It’s a disappointment. They left
the interesting point unresolved,”
Scheidegger said.
The American Bar Association
was among groups that urged the
court to use Fellers’ case to make
clear that people facing charges
must be told they have a right to
see an attorney.
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Monday, Two projectiles explod
ed for the second straight day at
the U.S. military base in Kirkuk,
Iraqi police said, but there were no
reports of damage or casualties.
Witnesses also reported explosions
near a Spanish garrison outside of
Najaf, but the Spanish Defense
Ministry said the base was not
attacked.
Earlier Monday, the government
minister in charge of internal secu
rity blamed al-Qaida for some of
the attacks, especially suicide car
bombings throughout the country.
These include the Aug. 19 truck
bombing at the U.N. headquarters
in Baghdad that killed 22 people,
among them the top U.N. envoy,
Sergio Vieira de Mello.
Interior Minister Nouri Badran
offered no specific evidence to sup
port his claim, and U.S. military
officials have said they believe the
overwhelming majority of attacks
have been the work of Iraqis loyal
to Hussein.
The Bush administration had
argued that the discussion at Fellers’
house was not an interrogation.
O’Connor said, however, “there
is no question that the officers in
this case deliberately elicited’
information” from Fellers, who is
now in prison in Minnesota. His
lawyer told him by phone about
the decision.
Monday’s decision was the first
of four rulings expected from the
Supreme Court this year to clarify
the court’s landmark 1966
Miranda v. Arizona ruling.
“It leaves a much bigger ques
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answered one that most people
thought had already been
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