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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1972

Page

6

Supreme Court grapples with counsel in lineups and interrogations

The Supreme Court split 5-4 over whether police must provide a lawyer during lineups or showups, conflicting with Miranda rules that grant counsel from interrogation start. The Wade decision adds that indicted suspects must have counsel at lineups, while arrested but not indicted individuals may not. The rulings create a complex framework for right to counsel across procedures.

Washington Supreme Court Chicago William O. Douglas Thurgood Marshall William J. Brennan Byron R. White Thomas Kirby Potter Stewart Tennessee Brennan

Convention Seen As Wide Open At Democratic Natio nal Meet

California delegates predict a lively Miami Beach convention with strong minority and youth presence. They expect fierce debates and little compromise as delegates, many under 30 and from diverse groups, push for liberal, radical stances and key committee influence.

Los Angeles George McGovern California Mike Herrerra Torrance Jeff Hare Stephen J. Herzog Moor

Ohio Senate backs tougher penalties for habitual offenders

The Ohio Senate approved a bill to raise penalties for habitual traffic offenders, proposing a five year license suspension after 24 points in ten years. The measure passed 30 to 0 and goes to Gov Gilligan for signature. Critics note the change tightens the existing 12 point two year rule. Harry Armstrong said the longer suspension will deter repeat offenders. seven states have similar laws. Ladies Day at Delaware Park offers 20 cent admission every Thursday through Aug 13.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Senate John Gilligan Harry Armstrong Logan Senate Armstrong Delaware Park Racetrack Wilmington Del

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