Supreme Court Overturns Groppi Contempt Conviction
The Supreme Court voided Reverend James Groppi’s contempt conviction for the Wisconsin Assembly finding he was denied a defense. In a 7 to 0 ruling, Chief Justice Burger noted the assembly should have allowed the defense before punishment. The ruling cites immediate punishment cases and emphasizes due process in contempt matters.
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Wallace Opens Florida Primary Bid In 1972 Democratic Race
Wallace announces his candidacy at the Tallahassee state capitol as a conscientious contender for the Democratic nomination. He criticizes the field and pledges to lead in Florida while warning Nixon over busing and tax issues. He lists aides and attends events with Florida officials and supporters.
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Vance Hartke
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Miami
Meir Kahane
Militant
Jewish Defense League
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New York
Lindsay
New York City
Rabbi Kahane
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