Commission Urges States to Fund Poor Defendants
Washington AP The President's Advisory Commission on Inter-governmental Relations urges states to set and pay minimum standards for defending the poor in criminal cases, arguing local governments lack capacity. It favors direct state administration with urban public defenders and rural circuit riders, plus full-time prosecutors and state funding for investigations. The 208-page report also calls for court and judiciary reforms to centralize prosecutions, streamline courts, and raise judge licensing and retirement rules.
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Tourists Clothing Sparks Italian Fashion Debate
In Rome a clash over tourist outfits grows as Vatican and papers denounce miniskirts and see through tops while tourism remains a $1 billion draw. Romans argue locals vs visitors on dress, with officials linking attire to rising rapes, and Italian media urging foreigners to adapt abroad.
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Graphic remarks on public decency at Rome tourist site
A 1971 Garden City Telegram clipping quotes Antonoi Mosca, a vendor on the Spanish Steps, voicing mixed views on nudity and public decency. He says he enjoys seeing women nude but believes tourists should be properly dressed, and he would not bring his children to see such scenes.
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