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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1962
Page
23
Judge J T Lamb credits Louis A Rossi chief probation officer with running a pivotal adult offender program nine years old. Rossi explains probation aims for individual rehabilitation not packages, guiding offenders from confession to psychiatric help and periodic reporting. The file system tracks past offenses and helps judges recall patterns beyond memory.
Norbert Frey, Middletown Municipal Court bailiff for six years, recalls counting ears of corn to settle a claim and explains civil and criminal court duties. He handles notices, evictions, garnishments, and executions in Butler County while Judge Lamb notes handling 5,000+ cases yearly. Rossi administers deferred payments and probation, detailing costs to employer and city, and his background in probation associations.
Paul Gates at McKinley Junior High teaches Spanish with informal, spoken focus. Pupils in 55-minute classes rapidly speak and read only what they know to speak. A parent letter praises the method and urges parental visits to classes. Gates emphasizes oral work before introducing textbooks and print.
Visitor notes the Middletown court’s pleasant, dignified room shaped by Judge J. T. Lamb. He has heard over 60,000 cases, believes mindful handling can curb major crimes, and asserts every citizen will encounter the courtroom to shape their view of the law.
Judge Lamb urges a dignified lower court to reduce harsh feelings toward law by creating a fairimpartial system. He campaigned nine years ago for remodeling and wearing robes to shed the old justice of the peace court’s bad image.
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