Supreme Court expands access to criminal trials for press and public
The U S Supreme Court ruled 6 3 that automatic exclusion of spectators from criminal trials is unconstitutional expanding the right of press and public to attend. The decision cites protecting youth victims and argues closures must be narrow and case by case. The ruling involved a Boston Globe case where a 1979 trial was entirely closed.
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Custody Awarded To Mother In Racially Mixed Case
In Atlanta the Georgia Supreme Court overturned a lower court ruling and awarded custody of a 3-year-old boy to Kathleen Blackburn the boy's mother. The case stemmed from her having an illegitimate racially mixed daughter. The 51-year-old paternal grandmother Nancy Blackburn had been raising the boy in Millen. The decision may lead to continued family contest in Hawkinsville and raises questions about integration.
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