Thanks and Accolades on the Supreme Level 

 To all those who have helped us out, we think the   world of you. 
We appreciate the time that you took out of your busy lives to answer our   questions 

and render assistance.

First and foremost, the parent-type folk. Without your love and support, this project would not have been possible.

Among others that we wish to thank:

Chief Harry Wilde - The head enforcer of law and order in the REAL Cranford, New Jersey, let Sergeant Widle give us a tour of the police station, allowed us to take pictures of whatever we needed, and interview his staff. Many props to him.



Detective Sergeant Harry Wilde - Sending a shout out to one awesome detective. He sat through eight hours of grueling questions, critiqued the original draft of the story, and took all the pictures we needed on his official police camera. He gave the team the inside scoop on searches, seizures, and arrests.



Detective Robert Merrill - as a graduate of the Reed School, he gave us significant assistance with the witness interviews in the story.



Joanne Mullane - Director of Technology for the Cranford School District - need we say more? Gave us funding for books on obscure topics like CGI, PERL, and HTML, as well as development of pictures onto CD.

Michael D. Blasucci - Princiapl of Cranford High School - His office not only has the most comfortable chair in the entire building, but he has the only color scanner within a five mile radius. Gratitude for letting us use it. And we also appreciated access to the scanner. He was also one of the project's most enthusiastic supporters.

John Padilla - He braved the dangers of West End Place to follow up on this story. He also read a rough draft of the story, and aided with the promotion of the project in the Home News and Tribune.

C.H.S. Custodial Staff - Thanks for letting us into the computer room and putting off waxing the floors so that we didn't fall, thereby causing harm to ourselves and others.

And of course...

Mrs. Carol Fedoryk

- our coach/advisor. She was the main director and coordinator of the entire project, founder of WWWW, Inc., and a continuous source of information, courage and inspiration to us all.

Bibliography

DiSabatino, Michael A. Decisions of the United States Supreme Court 1983- 1984. California: Bancroft-Whitney Co., 1984.

DiSabatino, Michael A. Decisions of the United States Supreme Court 1973- 1972. California: Bancroft-Whitney Co., 1973.

DiSabatino, Michael A. Decisions of the United States Supreme Court 1977- 1978. California: Bancroft-Whitney Co., 1978.

Fischer, David. Hard Evidence. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1995.

Felkenes, George T. The Criminal Justice System Its Functions and Personal. New Jersey: Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1973.

Konvitz, Milton R. Bill of Rights Reader. London: Cornell University Press, 1973.

Holtz, Larry E. Criminal Evidence for Law Enforcement Officers. Florida: Cornell University Press, 1994.

Jacobs, Nancy R., Alison Landes and Mark Siegel. Crime A Serious American Problem. Texas: Information, 1994.

Oran, Daniel. Law Dictionary for Non-Lawyers. Minnesota: West Publishing Co., 1975.

Wishman, Seymour. Anatomy of a Jury The System on Trial. New York: Times Books, 1986.

No direct quotes from any of these sources were used. Quotes in our Supreme Court cases directory are taken directly from the Supreme Court decisions (accessible through a link in our web site).

ALL MUSIC (.WAV) FILES USED IN THIS WEB SITE ARE FROM THE "Americana" CD-ROM AND ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN, SO LONG AS THEY ARE NOT USED FOR PROFIT.

ALL PHOTO (.GIF) AND (.JPG) FILES ARE FROM THE FOLLOWING SOURCES:
  1. Our own pictures (all pictures of jail cells, prisons, and police cars fall into this category)
  2. Kodak Photo CD Access Software and Photo Sampler (the picture of the "victim". USED WITH PERMISSION - "Authorized holders of this Photo CD Sampler disk may use, manipulate, store, transmit, reproduce, and display the recorded images." The photographer was Bob Clemens.
  3. Using HTML (by Tom Savola, distributed by Que Publishers, copyright 1995) - USED WITH PERMISSION. A CD accompanies the book with picture files that licensed owners of the book and CD can use "in [their] own HTML documents." The pictures of the brooch and desert came from this source, as well as the globe icon and cone icon.
  4. Americana CD-ROM - USED WITH PERMISSION. "Licensed owners of this CD may reproduce any of the images or sound files contained herein." All other photographs came from this CD.

The Group

Michael Morley - Princeton University - Team Leader - Webmaster of this Site and Story Author

Michael Hammer - Rutgers University

Chris Stiner - Tufts University

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