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Show irwrF-i- II,' y li.i,.i,,f.i Iiiii. n Wli ial - Iil.nr,. 'iili;T..i.lnlir-it--"!...- law educator predicted Wednesday night the U S Supreme Court would slow down its drive to obtain more rights for the individual and, bv doing so, give the public and the police an opportunity to ' catch up with recent 4'The Supreme Court mem- bers realize that public support of them is low, and the court does pay attention to trends in public opinion." said Lionel H Frankel, professor of law at the University of Utah. "A majoi pole of the court is to lead the public, to set directions for the legal system of tne nation." he said "But, although the court should stay n front of the public, it must also gne the people time to catch up with its landmara decisions on protection of individual rights. Mr Frankel spoke to law yeis and prosecutors at the monthly meeting of the crin inal law section of the State Bar Association. The slow down, he said, began last summer when the court became suddenly hesi tant to expand ns rulings ; Foi msance: It refused to reverse the of an alcoholic conviction arrested tn a drunk charge The defendant had argued it was unfan to arrest him since, alcoholism being a he did not have disease, control of his actions. It refused to place limitations on police wireuon-cla- o tapping practices It ruled that the police officer did have the right to stop and question a person of committing a suspected crime. Frankel said the court may ,tttriaurrf'iyt-rriiyTVr-ytyttntrfr-ff,,- r b, Supreme Court Slowdown? A I . tak on rn even mote conseiv atve look since President Nixon may have the chance of appointing up to four new justices, mast of wnom wi'l be less liberal m intet pretuig individual rights. A major, altnough indirect of liberal accomplishment, coud rulings, he said, was that they have encouraged many more young people to become criminal lawyers. Criminal law is now an exciting, creative and dynamic fie'd basically because the court has, in the past several years, returned many rights hack to the individual, he said. DESERET Power Lines Block Traffic May Thursdoy 15, J7 196? Agrees To Return To Utah Tne southbound lane of was closed to traffic for about an hour today near 24th South after a backhoe knocked three power lines onto the highway The incident occurred at 10 32 a m and traffic began mnvmg again at 11:29 am. there were no injuries or acci aid dents, office! 1 NEWS, 15 The former manager o' the Credit Church Office Union has agreed to return to Utah from Florida to face charges of fotgen in the theft of almost $72 000 from the union, according to Florida LDS authorities Chris E. Case, 40. was a i rested Tuesday night m a bench complaint was signed by Salt Lake Police Det. David P Biadford before Murray City Judge James S. Savvaya. Bond was set at $10,000. Bradford said the FBI Is W ildwocd, wan ant Grand Jury Called Judge Willia W. Rittei has convened a fedeial grand jury m U S. District Court that wii be in session until Friday. Fla., after cm auording to Russell Cummings, Sumter County FEA, deputy sheuff. ,ie said he was going to waive extiaJition, said Cummings. He wants to go right looking into the matter he cause huge sums of monev apparently were tianspoited from Salt Lake City to California banks via Western Union money oidem. The detective said thefts r period during the ranged from $75 to $5,250. The full $71,902 has been repaid to the credit union by the tact the people out there and find out what theyre going to do hell be cn his wav. I guess It wont be long com-pa.i- y which termshed a blanket bond, he said. Case was arrested m a theater in Wildwood vv hich he and his wife managed, after he a w As soon as we con- on back. two-yea- Radiators Stolen Four radiators were stolen fiom old cars paiked behind the Whizz Car Wash, 6420 S. State, according to Salt Lake County sheriff records. as traced there by telephone to Salt Lake City, rails t Serve Seafood! 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