Indiana Supreme Court Upholds Psychopath Confinement Law
The Indiana Supreme Court splitted 3 to 2 upholding the confinement statute for criminal sexual psychopaths amid a challenge over compulsory self incrimination. Majority judge Atterburn said doctor examination answers cannot be used elsewhere, while minority judge Jackson warned the provision could jail nonconvicted individuals. In Havana Cuba, observers note miniskirts flourish, challenging Castro's conservative stance on youth fashion.
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