Preventive Detention Gains Favor Among Legal Scholars
A Duke Law Journal article by A Kenneth Pye and Cym H Lowell advocates limited preventive detention during serious civil disorders to curb riots and public danger. North Carolina civil liberties spokesman warns such power risks totalitarianism, while Greensboro attorney Norm Smith cites Eighth Amendment concerns and the difficulty of defining who is a true threat.
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Duke Law Journal
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Duke Univer Law School
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University of Georgia
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Pye
Norm Smith
Greensboro
State Civil Liberties Group
U.S
Associated Press
Smith
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Southern jobless use of benefits exceeds 1.2 million
In the last nine months of 1975 more than 1.2 million unemployed workers in Southern states exhausted unemployment insurance and remained jobless. A Southern Regional Council report released Wednesday projects this figure rising to 1.6 million by end of March. The study attributes persistent unemployment to job unavailability rather than lack of incentive, with figures from state labor departments showing Alabama 96,409 Florida 366,102 Georgia 247,755 Louisiana 76,216 Mississippi 45,527 North Carolina 166,497 South Carolina 103,140 Tennessee 142,600. The Georgia Legislature approved a bill in 1976 to bar benefits for quitting or refusing suitable work.
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Ervin at Pitt Says Southerners Not Unelectable for High Office
Former Sen. Sam J. Ervin told a Pittsburgh news conference that Jimmy Carter’s strong showing in New Hampshire proves southerners are not unelectable for top national jobs. He said he will vote for Sen Henry Jackson for national defense reasons and criticized CIA overstepping its bounds, judicial rhetoric, and the ERA. He warned against secrecy in diplomacy and noted Watergate as a reminder of government strength.
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