Code reform gains Reagan endorsement amid debate
Washington reports that Congress seeks to overhaul the federal criminal code with a 400 page bill. President Reagan backs tough anti crime provisions arguing no new funds are needed while Sen Kennedy criticizes funding claims and warns against a partisan war against crime. The measure would overhaul two criminal laws, tighten bail standards, and revamp procedures amid civil libertarian concerns.
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Reagan proposes tough crime law and order drive in New Orleans
President Reagan, in a New Orleans speech to the International Association of Police Chiefs, urged swift retribution for criminals and harsher measures. He criticized utopian views of human nature, called for expanded cross government cooperation, and outlined plans for restitution, mandatory prison terms, drug fight tactics, and reforms to balance rights of the accused with victims.
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