Word: constitutionalized
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Sir: About "Reformers in Crisis" [May 20]: I call your attention to the section of New York's Family Court Act of 1962 dealing with juvenile delinquency. Under it, proceedings are deemed civil, but the juvenile has the right to counsel. He may remain silent throughout the proceedings, and...
All of this left the Democrats in worse shape than ever. Carl Sanders, the incumbent Democratic Governor, is prevented by Georgia's constitution from succeeding himself. The leading contender for the nomination had been Ernest Vandiver, a former Governor, but a six-year history of coronary-artery disease and...
Whatever the states may do, the Federal Government is almost certain to continue extending its influence through the national life. The trend to big government in the U.S. has taken place without violence to the Constitution; the Supreme Court, for example, has sanctioned the Federal Government's expansion into...
(6 of 10) promises of a constitution, elections and a return to civilian rule. Members of the Constituent Assembly have been at work on a constitution for seven years, and may go on with the job indefinitely. No one is rushing them. The fact is, the easygoing Thais simply do...
Every now and then Washington the city--as opposed to Washington the Nation's Capital--gets attention in the national press. A handful people realize that the Twenty-third Amendment to the Constitution, adopted in 1961, finally gave District of Columbia residents the right to vote in Presidential elections. And...