Criminal Law Institute Plans Outlined by UNC Professor
Professor Albert Coates, UNC Law School director, outlines a plan for a North Carolina Institute of Criminal Law and Procedure. The project aims to study the state's criminal law tradition, from definitions of crime to penalties, procedures, and evidence, amid shifting trends toward discretion, reform, and juvenile court emphasis.
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Albert Coates
North Carolina
Criminal Law
Law School Association of the
University of North Carolina
North Carolina Institute of Criminal Law and Procedure
Coates
Law School Association
Justice of the Peace
Supreme Court
North Carolina studies modernizing its criminal law tradition
The text outlines a three step program to reform criminal law and procedure in North Carolina. It details analyzing colonial statutes and Supreme Court decisions, compiling court and administrative records, and holding interagency meetings to assess enforcement and coordination. It emphasizes using science while preserving judicial discretion and humane aims.
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North Carolina
England
Supreme Court
State Board of Health
James R. Patton
Durham County Court
Durham County Commissioners
Durham County
Justice of the Peace
Grand Jury
Superior Court
Criminal Law Administration
W. C. Harris
Wake County
Criminal Law Institute
United States Imports Near Two Million Golf Balls This Year
The United States has imported nearly 2,000,000 golf balls this year with all but 57 originating from the United Kingdom, highlighting a heavy reliance on UK supplies.
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United States
United Kingdom
Alaska joins drive to curb predatory animal losses
The territorial government and the United States biological survey unite to cut Alaska's annual one million dollar loss from predatory animals.
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Territorial
United States Biological Survey
Alaska
Economics Professor Returns From Abroad at Duke
Dr. William J. H. Cotton of Duke University economics department resumes faculty duties after a year abroad. He studied at universities in England France Italy and Germany and did research in major East Coast libraries. Teammates Dr. Calvin B. Hoover and Dr. Earl J. Hamilton also begin a year abroad with $4,000 fellowships from the Social Science Research Council.
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N. C
William J. H. Cotton
Duke University
Europe
Calvin B. Hoover
Earl J. Hamilton
Social Science Research Council
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