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REFORM OF THE FEDERAL CRIMINAL LAWS

HEARING

BEFORE THE

SUBCOMMITTEE ON

CRIMINAL LAWS AND PROCEDURES

OF THE

COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY
UNITED STATES SENATE

NINETY-FOURTH CONGRESS

FIRST SESSION

ON

S. 1

THE "CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM ACT OF 1975"
[JURISDICTION OVER INDIAN RESERVATIONS, NATIONAL SECURITY
AND SENTENCING PROVISIONS]

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Hovis, James B., representing the Yakima Indian Nation.
Landau, Jack C., Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press-
Neaher, Hon. Edward R., judge, U.S. District Court, Brooklyn, N. Y..
Pirtle, Robert, Attorney, National Congress of American Indians.
Rudd, Ralph, on behalf of Friends Committee on National Legislation.
Wilson, Professor James Q., School of Government, Harvard Uni-
versity

Zirpoli, Hon. Alfonso J., judge, U.S. District Court, Northern District
of California

53, 129

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38, 47

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Wisconsin Civil Liberties Union, letter and statement of David
Randall Luce, congressional liaison..........

Exhibits:

Administrative office of the United States Courts, letter of March 21,
1975, with comments and proposals relating to S. 1...

288

American Bar Association, resolution of the House of Delegates re
S. 1, the Criminal Justice Reform Act of 1975.

360

American Law Institute, status of substantive penal law revisions in
states and other jurisdictions_

296

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