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Dally Ncbrcskan Tuesday, November 15, 1S33 I 1 V' a" ..0 lr v. 4 330 N. 13 48z r Vine Adversary.. . Continued fron Pcc 1 Lind said that the teams perceived the adversary system as the fairest, even though there were many similarities purposely intro duced between the two groups. Lind said the at torneys of both groups followed orders from him, both court settings had the same tone, both courts had the same outcome. Ratings of fairness in crease with the amount of imput people believe they are allowed to con tribute to their defense, either through their at torneys, or themselves, Und said. Even when the case is Ia5t,he3aid, ffpecpls feel they have been able to contribute to their de fense they will consider the system fair. However, Und said that fairness should not be the only goal of a judicial sys tem. He said that other criteria should be used, such as whether evidence will be biased or not Lind said that studies show the non-adversary attorneys to be less biased than the adversary attorneys. TONIGHT: at the Country Kettle 8 p.m.-2 a.m. 71 (85 m Quarter lb. Burger Quarter lb. With Fries Coke or Mr. Fibb Giant Sweet Rolls 4947 Holdrege 466-1659 Bottled Beer Served 8 p.m.-2 a.m. HOURS M-T-W 6 a.in.-2 a.m. Th-F-Sat 24 hrs. (Offer Good Only Nov. 15, 16) Police Report The UNL police received the following reports between 2 a.m. Thursday and 6 p.m. Sunday: Thnrcdsy 2:38 am. Criminal mischief reported at the first aid station in the southeast corner of Memorial Sta dium. 8:35 am. Door handles on the north side of Warehouse 2 on East Campus reported broken off. 9:45 am. Hold-up alarm reported sounding at the Nebraska Center for Continuing Education, 33rd and Holdrege streets. It was a false alarm. 10:52 am. Alleged narcotics user reported at Cather Hali Police were not abla to contact anyone responsible. 1 1:10 am. - Parking permit reported stolen from car in Parking Area 1 5 near Westbrook Music Build ing. 11:44 am. Follow-up investigation of the pre vious report resulted in recovery of the permit It was reportedly found in another car in Parking Area 15. The car wa3 towed. 1:05 p.ra. Reel-to-reel tape deck stolen from third floor of Love Library. Estimated loss is $500. 2:55 p.m. Calculator reported stolen from a room in the engineering building. 4:03 p.m. Book reported stolen from Love Library. Police arrested person suspected of the theft 1 7:23 p.m. Trespasser reported at Cather Hall. Officers contacted and warned the peron. Friday 1:03 am. Emergency phone reported tampered with at Parking Area 3 near New Hampshire Street. Officers were unable to locate those responsible. 2:48 am. Disturbance reported at Cather Hall on the ninth and 10th floors. People were reportedly -throwing fireworks in the stairwells. Officers were unable to contact the people responsible. 2:59 am. Suspicious person reported at Pound Hall food service. Officers were unable to locate the person. 3:10 am. Third-degree assault reported at 12th and R streets. Two males reportedly argued until one pulled out a knife. No injuries were reported. Officers arrested the man with the knife. 9:34 am. Two-car accident reported at 10th and T streets. No injuries were reported. Estimated total damage is $100. . 10:10 am. Alleged narcotics user reported at Cather HalL Report was unfounded. 10:14 am. VandaEsm reported to car in Park ing Area 6 near Burr HalL The glass of the driver's door window was broken out 1:53 am. Third-degree assault at Abel Hall reported belatedly. Victim reported opening door after someone knocked on it. The assailant asked the victim's name, and after the victim replied, the assailant hit him. The victim's nose was broken and cut and his tooth was chipped. He was taken to Lincoln General Hospital, treated and released. No charges were filed. 2:05 p.m. Disturbance at Andrews Hall report ed belatedly. Person was contacted and warned. 2:20 p.m. Tractor door reported damaged at Tractor Test on East Campus. 2:47 p.m. Black desk phone reported stolen from the Nebraska Union (reportedly in Sept ember). Estimated loss b $30. 12.-02 am. Disturbance reported at the Coliseum. People playing basketball refused to leave. Officers contacted and warned the players.' - - - ' Ccrilzssd ca Pafe 7 toot? Hjii a Find cut what it means to be a Student Host the challenge, the fun, and the friendships! 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