Burger Hints Stand On Obscenity Bias in Court Shift
Washington AP Burger’s first public vote on obscenity since becoming chief justice suggests support for a rollback of Warren era liberalism. He joined Justice Harlan in dissenting the court’s reversal of Louis Carlos’s conviction, arguing states may have broader latitude to combat obscenity.
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Autopsy Planned After Beating Death Of 81 Year Old
Cincinnati coroner to perform autopsy on Kathryn Cooper found beaten in her ransacked living room Monday. Niece discovered the elderly woman casualty, police report indicates.
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Supreme Court upholds power to punish unregistered drug sellers
The Supreme Court, in a 6 2 decision by Justice White, upholds government power to punish unregistered heroin and marijuana sellers. Justices Douglas and Black dissent, saying forms cover only lawful heroin trades. The ruling also covers false registration penalties for ex-Communists and gamblers and expands on related issues including grand jury counsel rights and obscenity review.
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