Violence Probers Split Over Civil Disobedience Value
The National Violence Commission fractured over nonviolent civil disobedience used to test laws. The seven member majority backed test cases while six dissenters argued such tactics risk eroding legal order and could have blocked major civil rights statutes in the 1960s.
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Lifschutz Granted Release On Own Recognizance
Chief Justice Roger J. Traynor issued a writ of habeas corpus releasing Dr. Joseph E Lifschutz of Orinda on his own recognizance. The court also stayed Lifschutzs contempt conviction pending appeal decision.
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