listed approximately seventy items of tangible personal property. Some of this property was taken during the burglaries with which he was charged, and evidence that he had these items in his possession would have been admissible. However, other items on the inventory were not taken during the burglaries but appeared to have been stolen on other occasions since they belonged to other people. These included the license plate which had been stolen, the driver's license, a number of billfolds belonging to other people, and various pieces of women's jewelry. This evidence did not tend to prove the defendant's involvement in the four burglaries with which he was charged. It only suggested to the jury that the defendant may have also been involved in other unrelated crimes. The admissionThe Assembly logo

In 1999 when the North Atlantic Assembly became the NATO Parliamentary Assembly a new logo had to be designed because the old one was a graphic based on the letters NAA.

The concept for the new logo was simple: combine the NATO star with a parliamentary hemicycle. The logo on the new website retains the same concept but improves the sense of perspective. The NATO star no longer perches on top of a hemicycle, but is embraced in a stylized, three-tiered chamber.