Constitution in the classroom stays says judge
US District Judge Robert W. Hemphill told South Carolina school administrators at their 12th annual conference that the Constitution will remain in schools. He noted courts have grown involved in education and emphasized that the Fourteenth Amendment protects individual rights of students and teachers.
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Robert W. Hemphill
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Hemphill
Death Penalty Arguments To Be Heard In South Carolina
South Carolina Supreme Court will hold a summer session next Tuesday to reargue the constitutionality of the state death penalty statute. Justices revisit cases including Frederick Davis Floyd Rumsey and Lawrence Davis, among 25 on Death Row, with Georgia and Florida rulings cited and a possible new statute debated for the upcoming July session.
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Rumsey
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John C. West
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Louisiana
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Oklahoma
J.C. Coleman
James B. Edwards
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