Court Will Rule On Suspect Giving Evidence
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if prosecutors may use evidence from defendants not fully advised of rights in a 1966 rape case involving Thomas W Tucker. Tucker denied the rape while with an acquaintance who contradicted the alibi, and the case raised Miranda decision interpretations. Also, the court refused to review Tony Boyle’s union funds conviction and agreed to rulings on labor contract enforcement, insider trading suits, and state college fee policies.
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Kuwait Debate on Women's Role Continued
Kuwaiti Parliament clashes erupted after Bedouin conservatives and liberal lawmakers argued over women's status during a debate called by the Kuwaiti Feminine Association. Women pressed for an end to polygamy voting rights civil service opportunities and equal rights while conservatives insisted women's place is in the home. The session adjourned until Saturday after a heated exchange.
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