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A baseball-sized sensor can detect chemical threats

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By Tim Briggs, Lincoln Laboratory
| MIT News
Researchers at MIT Lincoln Laboratory have designed a throwable, baseball-sized sensor that can remotely detect hazardous vapors and aerosols. Called the Tactical Optical Spherical Sensor for Interrogating Threats (TOSSIT), the sensor is designed to alert military service members, first responders, and law enforcement to the presence of chemical threats like nerve and blister agents, industrial chemical accidents, or fentanyl dust.
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House Judiciary Committee advances bills to protect trafficking victims and kids

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By Tim Briggs
| pahouse.com
House Judiciary Committee advances bills to protect trafficking victims and kids HARRISBURG, May 4 – The Pennsylvania House Judiciary Committee today approved a series of bills aimed at strengthening protections for victims of human trafficking, supporting child survivors of abuse, and modernizing criminal statutes to reflect emerging threats. The bills now head to the full House for further consideration.
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Briggs praises state Supreme Court sentencing decision

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By Tim Briggs
| pahouse.com
Briggs praises state Supreme Court sentencing decision HARRISBURG, MARCH 26 – State Rep. Tim Briggs, chair of the House Judiciary Committee, issued the following statement in response to the Commonwealth v. Lee ruling by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court that a life sentence without parole for a second-degree murder conviction is unconstitutional: “I am thankful for the court’s decision today.
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