Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 December 1942 — Page 22

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RENO DIVORCES GET COURT 0. K.

Supreme Tribunal Upholds Nevada Action in Case Of N. Carolinians.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22 (U. P.). —Nevada divorces today. have the inferential support of the United States supreme court, but only after one of the most vigorous disagreements of recent court history. = The court yesterday by a 6-t0-2 decision set aside a bigamy conviction of a North ‘Carolina couple— Mr: and Mrs. O. B. Williams of Pineola—who had divorced their former mates in Nevada. _ Bach of the defendants had divorced his former spouse in Nevada in 1940. The. North Carolina supreme court held the Nevada proceedings invalid ‘because one of the parties in each divorce was not served with the process in the state granting . the decree and was not present for the frial.

. Douglas Writes Opinion

the majority opinion,?Chief Justice Harlan F. Stone and Associate Justices Owen J. Roberts, Hugo I. Black, and Stanley F. Reed concurred. Justice Felix Frankfurter wrote a separate opinion reaching

but for different reasons. Mr. Justice Douglas said that while North Carolina could “within the limits of her political power enforce her own marriage policy—an institution more basic in our civilization than any other’—society also

polygamous marriages: and in the protection of innocent offspring of marriages deemed legitimate in other jurisdictions.” " “Mr. Justice Douglas said that the

mitted that there was “probably enough evidence in the record to require that petitioners be considered ‘to have been actually domiciled in Nevada.” | 46%

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‘man to have two wives and a wife two husbands, should the North Carolina decision be upheld. Mr. Justice Douglas said the question involved was: the power of a state to alter the martial status of people domiciled within its pérders, “We see no reason,” he said, “and nonethas here been advanced, for making the existence of state“Bower depend on an inquiry as fo where the fault in each domestic dispute lies.” wits . Mr. Justice Murphy and Mr, Justice Jackson contended that the Williamses ‘had not had bona fide domiciles in" Nevada, and therefore were not properly divorced ‘from their previous spouses.

larly emphatic dissent, contended that although Nevada might make its own. divorce rules there was nothing in the constitution which

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