The Court and Miranda in the 1970s
In open court, the Supreme Court faces a major test over the Miranda ruling as it weighs overturning or limiting the 1966 standard. The piece argues that abolishing Miranda risks undermining fair trials, while urging clear guidelines to curb police and legal abuses and preserve its core intent.
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University of Iowa Law
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Avery Jot
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Bryan R. White
Iowa
Richard C. Turner
Franklin News Herald
Welfare costs and politics split New York counties council
An Albany and Catskills convention exposes alarm over welfare costs. Governor Carey cites a potential $120 million overrun as Rand Corp and Census data show rising rolls and long reliance on aid. The piece argues that benefits deter work while governance and federal actions do little to curb the trend.
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New tax break for seniors under 76 reform act
Seniors 65 plus may gain a capital gains exemption when selling a personal residence. Exemption rises from 20000 to 35000 in 1977, affecting profits from home sales if proceeds are not reinvested in a new residence. Delaying sale to 1977 increases tax relief compared with 1976.
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Research Institute of America
Retirement income credit rules change shown on Schedule R
The article explains the 1978 changes to the retirement income credit, simplifying the Schedule R calculation and expanding eligibility for lower income brackets. Eligibility depends on Social Security benefits and adjusted gross income, with specific joint filing thresholds and a phase out when AGI exceeds $10,000 above $10,000. Tomorrow we cover alimony and divorced parents.
Aid officials debate housing and pay in Haiti controversy
The AID mission in Port-au-Prince defends housing allowances and private clubs amid charges of excess benefits for Aid staff. Ambassador Isham notes limited affordable housing, poolside villas, and exclusive clubs while acknowledging some Americans live in comfortable homes. The piece also flags use of foreign bank accounts questions and IRS reforms prompting bipartisan push to reinstate the rule.
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