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ABA STANDARDS GIVE ACCUSED LAWFUL RIGHTS, ASSURE PUBLIC OF SPEEDY ENFORCEMENT

NCJ Number
2231
Journal
Florida Bar Journal Volume: 44 Issue: 1 Dated: (JANUARY 1970)
Author(s)
R M ERVIN
Date Published
1970
Length
3 pages
Annotation
COMMENT ON ABA'S MINIMUM STANDARDS OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE WHICH ENTITLE THE ACCUSED TO HAVE HIS LAWFUL RIGHTS PROTECTED.
Abstract
THE AMERICAN PUBLIC ALSO HAS THE RIGHT TO HAVE LAW SPEEDILY AND EFFECTIVELY ENFORCED AND THE GUILTY DEALT WITH ACCORDINGLY. FIVE PROJECT SUBCOMMITTEES ARE RESEARCHING THE RIGHTS OF THE ACCUSED BEFORE POLICE, PRETRIAL PROCEEDINGS, PROSECUTION AND DEFENSE COUNSELS, CRIMINAL TRIAL, AND SENTENCING AND REVIEW.