KHOU-TV Houston - Fri Nov 06
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High court to hear scent evidence appealVictoria Advocate - Thu Nov 05
Originally published November 5, 2009 at 4:45 p.m., updated November 5, 2009 at 4:50 p.m. The Criminal Court of Appeals agreed Wednesday to evaluate the use of scent lineups in a criminal trial.
Grocery chain opens with specialties of AsiaHouston Chronicle - Thu Nov 05
Chan Ngoc, left, and her niece Tracy Luu shop for dried noodles and rice at The 99 Ranch Market off Interstate 10 at Blalock.
Lawsuits Claim Texas Dog Scent Lineups Identified the Wrong PeopleABA Journal - Thu Nov 05
Three men identified as suspects in Texas dog-scent lineups have filed a lawsuit saying the technique sent them to jail for crimes they didn't commit.
Suit filed after dog sends men to jailWAVY-TV Portsmouth - Thu Nov 05
Some three men who spent months in jail after a dog's sense of smell linked them to crimes they did not commit are filing a lawsuit claiming that Texas authorities falsely arrested and imprisoned them.
Suit filed after dog sends men to jailWNDY-TV Indianapolis - Wed Nov 04
Some three men who spent months in jail after a dog's sense of smell linked them to crimes they did not commit are filing a lawsuit claiming that Texas authorities falsely arrested and imprisoned them.
City running short of injectable swine flu vaccineHouston Chronicle - Wed Nov 04
City health clinics are running low on injectable H1N1 vaccines, a week after Harris County exhausted its largest shipment to date.
The Holiday Season is ApproachingHouston Chronicle - Wed Nov 04
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Picked From a Lineup, on a Whiff of EvidenceNew York Times - Tue Nov 03
A dog's sniff helped put Curvis Bickham in jail for eight months. Now that the case against him has been dropped, he wants to tell the world that the investigative technique that justified his arrest smells to high heaven.
Men jailed by dogs sue policeAbc13.com - Tue Nov 03
Three men who spent months in jail after dogs linked their scents to evidence from crimes they did not commit are filing a lawsuit claiming Texas authorities falsely arrested and imprisoned them, their attorney said Tuesday.
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