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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 2004

Page

9

Court rules questioning need not differ for juveniles

The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 against requiring special treatment for youths in police questioning. The decision overruled a murder conviction of a 17-year-old, saying age need not determine custody rules, though Justice O'Connor noted age can matter in some cases.

Washington Miranda Arizona Taraen Michael Alvarado Varado Alvarado Santa Fe Springs Calif Anthony M. Kennedy Charles Hobson Criminal Justice Legal Foundation Hobson Sandra Day O’connor Stephen Bright Southern Center For Human Rights O’connor John Paul Stevens David H. Souter Ruth Bader Ginsburg Stephen Breyer California Breyer The Four

Surrogacy Laws Gap Persists Two Decades After Baby M

Pennsylvania Judge Shad Connelly awarded custody of triplets to surrogate mother Danielle Bimber after a dispute following birth. He urged lawmakers to provide clear surrogacy guidelines to avoid cases without statutory direction. The case echoes the Baby M saga and highlights varying state approaches to surrogacy contracts.

Mary Beth Whitehead Richard Hackensack N.J Whitehead William Betsy Stern New Jersey Supreme Court Sterns Pittsburgh New Jersey Pennsylvania Shad Connelly Erie County United States Shirley Zager Danielle Bimber

Judge rules partial birth abortion ban unconstitutional

Federal judge Phyllis Hamilton ruled the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act unconstitutional, saying it infringes a woman's right to choose. The decision affects about 900 Planned Parenthood clinics and about half of the 1.3 million abortions nationwide. Other courts have heard challenges but not ruled yet.

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