Soturday, May 15, 1971
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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Mitchell asking for
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. ... get acquainted WASHINGTON (P - The Nixon
food, car, equipment administration asked Congress yes-
terday for laws to permit federal
.. m #courts to deny freedom on bail "for
--I- certain defendants charged with
a dangerous or organized-crime
act."
Under the proposed legislation,
courts would be permitted to hold
for 6 days without bail a "dan-
gerous" person charged with the
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crimes of loan sharking, racketee_-
ing, sale of narcotic drugs, borib-
ing, kidnaping, robbery or assault
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The proposal would restrict she
ability of a convicted person to be
freed on bail pending appeal and
would give the government the
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Preventive detention would be
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four criteria, establishing the per-
son as dangerous, Atty. Gen. John
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Speaker Carl Albert, D-Okla.
These would be:
-A defendant who had been con-
victed of a felony within the past
10 years.
-An offense a allegedly coic.-
mitted while the defendant was free
-Probation or parole from a fel-
on bond.
ony charge or if the defendant is
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-When "the government cer-
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