NCJ Number
14643
Journal
Case and Comment Volume: 79 Issue: 4 Dated: (JULY-AUGUST 1974) Pages: 14-16 20-22
Date Published
1974
Length
6 pages
Annotation
THE MAJOR OBSTACLES SEEN ARE THOSE COURT DECISIONS WHICH ERODE THE RIGHTS OF SOCIETY AND MAKE IT FAR MORE DIFFICULT FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT TO DO ITS JOB.
Abstract
AMONG THE DECISIONS CRITICIZED ARE THOSE LEADING TO UNEQUAL SENTENCES FOR IDENTICAL CRIMES AND THE EXCLUSIONARY RULE WHICH 'LETS THE CRIMINAL GO FREE BECAUSE THE CONSTABLE BLUNDERED.' ALSO DISCUSSED IS THE WORK OF THE CALIFORNIA SELECT COMMITTEE ON LAW ENFORCEMENT PROBLEMS AND ITS RECOMMENDATIONS.