Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1937 — Page 12

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CRIMINAL COURT REFORMS URGED IN BAR REPORT

Committee Stresses Need Of ‘New Legislation’ at State Convention.

Times Special | MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, July 9.— Further reforms in Indiana criminal court procedures were proposed today in a report of the Committee on Criminal Jurisprudence to the State Bar Association in annual session here, The committee's report stressed the importance of drafting “new laws to meet changing conditions.” “Criminal laws alone do not guarantee liberty and protection. Public sentiment must support our laws and those who administer them. Indiana might have the best criminal laws of any state, but unless there is a fair and honest administration, backed by public sentiment, these laws are a nullity.”

Legislature Lauded The report, submitted to the association by Philip Lutz Jr, com- |

mittee chairman, praised the 1937 Legislature for enactment of the

law giving the Indiana Supreme Court the right to prescribe enforce rules of procedure. | “It is hoped that this achievement | may have outstanding results in the | interest of speedy and fair trials. | This act, we hope, will replace a patchwork of conflicting statutes,” | the report stated. “The movement | for this reform was started in 1909.” The committee announced it would draft some proposals on procedure for the 1939 Indiana General Assembly. General sessions of the association got under way early today with a series of addresses.

Harvard Dean-Elect to Speak

Association leaders were trying to sidetrack impending floor discussions on President Roosevelt's United States Supreme Court re- | vision plan.

James M. Landis, Harvard Law | ;

School dean-elect, mentioned as a! possible choice for the Supreme | Court vacancy, is to speak at the | banquet tonight. At the final session tomorrow, | Frederick H. Stinchfield, Minne- | apolis, president and foe of the President's court plan, is to be the main speaker. Foes and supporters of the court | revision plan were expected to air | their views late today when Con- | gressman Samuel B. Pettengill, | South Bend, Democratic gore] of the plan, is to speak. Sessions are to continue through | Saturday night.

NORRIS MUST QUIT CAPITAL FOR FOR HEALTH

By United Press WASHINGTON, July 9.-—Senator Norris, veteran Nebraska Independ- | ent, will be forced to leave Wash- | ington for his health for the re- |

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BRICK FREIGHT RATE ADVANCE PROTESTED

The Public Service Commission today had before it a request by the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce to suspend increased freight rates on common brick transported by railroads in intrastate traffic. Filed yesterday in behalf of state manufacturers, the Chamber's re-

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quest, if accepted, would force a commission hearing before a new rate schedule carrying a 25 per cent increase could become effective July 20. H. A. Hollopeter, Chamber traffic director, said the objection was ‘based on the ground that the increases were not asked in Illinois, which is part of the Central traffic

area, and that a raise here would

|ereate an unfair market situation.

Commission Adjourns Rate Probe Until July 20.

Hearings on the Indianapolis Power & Light Co. rate case today

were adjourned until July 20 by the Public Service Commission. Evidence yesterday set a new valuation figure for the physical property in excess of $79,000,000, about $7,680,000 higher than the July, 1936, estimate. Price increases and additional work in progress brought the appraisal up, utility witnesses testified. Adjournment came late yesterday

plete hearings within the next week. | Additional evidence introduced by | the company was partially responsible for the recess, it was believed. |

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