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JUDICIAL SPEECH:
Prof. Joiner Advocates
Uniform Evidence Rules

Stasheff Claims TV Benefits
Children's Creative Activities

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Television has given a tremen-,
dous impetus to almost a.1l child-
ren's creative activities, according
to Prof. Edward Stas Vff of the'
speech department,
Wins Fellowship

He included such hobbies as
puppetry, modern dance, and
crafts in this scope, saying, "TV
will do for ballet and modern
dance what radio did for good
music. Youngsters are spurred to
join dance classes."

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Study and adoption of uniform
rules of evidence should be under-
taken by the federal courts, Prof.
Charles W. Joiner of the law
school said yesterday.
Addressing the opening session
of the 18th annual conference for
federal judges of the Sixth Judicial
Circuit, Prof. Joiner calls present
rules governing admission of evi-
dence in civil cases "a hodge-
podge."
In civil cases, he observed, there
is no uniformity among the federal
courts concerning admissibility of
evidence because of the need to
apply appropriate rules in various
states.
Lack of Uniform Rules
At the same time, federal courts
do not conform to state practice in
either criminal or civil cases, be-
cause federal rules or statutes gov-
ern admissibility of evidence in
both types of cases.
Lack of uniform rules of evi-

dence creates inequities among lit-
igants and makes it difficult for
judges to apply the present stan-
dards in this field. Prof. Joiner
asserted.
Urges Recommendations
Prof. Joiner indicated authority
to make the needed changes is
contained in the present rule-mak-
ing powers of the Supreme Court.
"Only privileges, burden of proof
and conclusive presumptions may
involve more or should be classified
as substance, and thus may be
beyond the rule-making power."
In conclusion, Prof. Joiner sug-
gested the conference should urge
the Supreme Court to create a
special advisory committee to study
and recommend uniform rules of
evidence for the federal courts,
and solicit the support of other
federal judicial conferences and
the U.S. Attorney General in this
project.

Activities in televised art are
Richard Kuisel, '57, has been mostly c o n f i n e d t o pre-school
awarded a Danforth Foundation children, Prof. Stasheff said. Tele-
graduate fellowship; according to vision provides subject matter for
Prof. Robert Blood of the sociology art by giving a greater contact
department, Foundation liason of- with the world,
ficer at the University. Color television will have an

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Prof. Stasheff claimed that color
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DETROIT 0") - Alexander G. because television depicts interi-
Ruthven, president emeritus of the ors, by and large, while exteriors
University, has been presented a are shown on film.
resolution by the Wayne State In addition, children are exposed
University Council citing him for to television more often than to
"leadership, wise counsel and de- the movies; they may go to a show
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New Bell & Howell model 70DR
regularly $385, SPECIAL $289
THE QUARRY, INC.
320 S. State St. NO 3-1991
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