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In this April 14, 2017, file photo, a security guard moves past Tesla electric vehicle charging station in Beijing. (AP Photo/Ng Han Guan, File)

An employee warned the ride-sharing giant that there were issues with Uber’s autonomous-driving technology just days before Elaine Herzberg, a 49-year-old Arizona woman, was struck and killed. 

Recipient Michael Bell, second-class midshipman, is studying marine engineering systems. A native of Broadlands, Va., Bell sailed during his year at sea as an engine cadet on the Crowley-managed ships: S.S. Horizon Enterprise, MV Ocean Freedom and S.S. Wright. A member of the USMMA basketball team and the school’s Investment Club, Bell plans to have a career sailing as a licensed mariner or working in a shipyard.

Experts say something has to be done with how self-driving cars are tested and how the companies behind it are being held accountable. 

“We were not honestly expecting such high accuracies,” he said. “As the sophistication of these sensors on smartphones improve, as they become more and more accurate, this may become a primary means of invading users’ privacy.”

It is cases like this that lead lawyers to make excuses for the police and come up with new exceptions to the Fourth Amendment. And thus our Constitution is slowly eroded. The default must always be "get a warrant" unless absolutely necessary, and this case, along with many others over the years, does not come close.

“We do it before every game,” Magee said. “I just want to see more about guys I’ll be going up against.”

Mere convenience for the police should not qualify. Only two things should qualify as exigent circumstances:

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On Valentine’s Day 1995, Jane Huisentruit sent her daughter a half-dozen roses for the second year in a row.

For example, parents might come to an agreement with their young driver that they will check her location if she’s running late, rather than texting or calling her if she’s likely to be behind the wheel. And Mr. Curtis has told his own children, with whom he does use location tracking apps, that if they ever have an urgent need to be picked up they, “don’t have to even call,” but can send him a text reading 911 — the agreed-upon family code — and he’ll be on his way.

He said he met her last fall, shortly after he moved to Mason City from central Iowa. He was a neighbor of hers in the Key Apartments when he first moved to Mason City, he said.