But it would take a robust human animal indeed not to suspect, reading Lawrence, the unused possibility of a quicker, deeper life just beneath the one we live, and not to feel, reading about the man, that he sometimes knew whereof he spoke.
The Supreme Court in 1984 established the "public safety" exception, which allows law enforcement to interrogate a suspect without reading him his Miranda rights if there is a threat to public safety.
"Uber acknowledged getting complaints about Kalamazoo shooting suspect," read an ABC7-NY headline.
For "suspect", read those not in Gordon's camp.
No one, I suspect, reads Rowling for the beauty of her sentences but there is often a sense here that the language is not quite doing what she wants it to do.
My colleague in columny, Anthony Lewis, who I suspect reads the British press, noted that "the emollient Bush words about loving the environment did not match the reality of the administration's destructive actions".
But they do know that the suspect reads the newspaper, watches television and knows when he's about to get arrested and is about to escape.
"We thank both Fairfax County Police and Loudoun County Sheriff's departments for their diligent efforts in investigating and apprehending a suspect," the statement read.
For a while, they will at least keep Matt on a suspect list (just read the blogosphere and see how many believe he had the power to get her to stay).
In New York v. Quarles, the U.S. Supreme Court in 1984 carved out an exception to the requirement that a suspect must be read his rights prior to interrogation for his statements to be admissible in court.
McKee speaks some of these key phrases very fast, like a police officer reading a suspect his Miranda rights.
