Former Wife Justice Stays Effect of Narcotic Death Case
The Supreme Court stayed a narcotics case after the death of Lawrence Robinson, while noting the law broadening addiction controls. Marice Potter Stewart and Jane Sutton, former wife of Hartford, were involved in the divorce and custody context. Aynebergh asked for a rehearing as the court examined civil detention and treatment aims.
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California Prison System Expands After Ruling On Addiction
Sacramento reports that 250 addicts were moved to state prison hospitals for compulsory treatment after a court ruled narcotics addiction not a crime. Richard A. McGee testified before the Assembly committee that about 450 in Los Angeles jails were screened and 250 sent to prison hospitals. he affirmed compulsory treatment is constitutional and equates to a jail term for the affected individuals.
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