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And Raymond W. Kelly, formerly United States Customs commissioner and New York City police commissioner, said the new discretion over the location was symptomatic of a seismic shift in the city's attitude toward preparedness.

Fewer than 2 percent of the cases were closed under the new discretion policy.

It is hardly clear, moreover, that judges are itching to employ their new discretion even in the context of the guidelines.

Last week, the Senate Judiciary Committee passed a pair of bills that would mandate the televising of Supreme Court arguments and give lower federal courts new discretion to televise trials and appellate arguments.

In that plan, Ms. Rivlin and Mr. Ryan proposed that Medicaid financing be converted into a block grant program, with states given a set allotment of money and new discretion to shape health coverage programs for the poor.

The new powers given to the police and to federal authorities to try to prevent terrorism, like the increase in random stops, should be balanced with new discretion, he said.

Last month, Homeland Security officials, seeking to speed deportation of convicted criminals, said they would begin a review of all deportation cases in the immigration courts and begin training enforcement agents and government lawyers in the application of the new prosecutorial discretion guidelines.

While the new detainer discretion laws shield individuals like Teddy Irving while they're in custody, that protection can only last so long.

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The new rule on discretion "should give investors a bit more confidence," said Trevor May, an analyst at Schroder Salomon Smith Barney.

Moreover, in a new spirit of discretion, buyers do not want to see their names publicly associated with a high-priced purchase; they are trying to do deals below the radar.