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Administration\n\nCALIFORNIA  \nSTATE LIBRARY  \nJAN151974  \n# SPECIAL REPORT\n\n          LAW LIBRARY  \n\"The creation of a new professional layer in law is longoverdue.Traditional lawyering procedures are inefficientand expensive.As a result,the power o the legal resourcesare reserved for those whose wealth and power are alreadysubstantial\"-William R.Fry on paralegals.  \n# Kansas City Police to Start Interactive PatrolProgram Stressing Working with Community\n\nThe Interactive Patrol Program,to be implemented by theKansas City (MO)Police Department with an initial grantof$144,890 from the Police Foundation(CJN 12/31/73),in our view represents what police forces should be doingin the years to come.The article below describing the pro-gram is condensed and adapted from the project proposaldeveloped through the efforts of a patrol task force.Theprogram is being coordinated by Tom Sweeney,adminis-trative specialist of the department's Operations ResearchUnit.  \nSpecial Report(1).·Kansas City Interactive PatrolProgram is culmination of two years of work by patroltask force and intensive involvement with the community.  \nLegislative Activities(2).●Twenty-one states havereenacted death penalty,according to 1973 legislativereview by Council of State Governments.  \nThis project is the culmination of two years of workby the Central Patrol Division Task Force.It reflects thejoint efforts of field officers and community residents inwrestling with the difficult topic of the relationship be-tween the police and the community.Their proposal isa blend of traditional and totally unique activities thatseeks to generate greater understanding and a strongerbond between the police and the community in one ofthe highest crime areas of the city.Through this closerrelationship the task force seeks to improve the commu-nity's ability to prevent and control crime.  \nWashington Report(3).●LEAA creates six newoffices in latest reorganization.  \nJudicial Process(3).Head of institute says thatcommunity colleges should lead the way in training para-legals·Second Circuit creates committee to improveperformance of lawyers appearing in court.  \nPolice(6).Citizens help Pontiac police plan com-prehensive improvement program.  \nThe completion of this program design should beviewed in and of itself as a significant achievement.It isthe product of a task force that was quite tradition boundat its outset.It experienced the greatest difficulty of anyof the task forces in initiating creative programming.Itsuffered severe morale problems and encountered exten-(continued on page 4)  \nListings,Announcements(7).·SAODAP to pub-lish federal guidelines for content and distribution ofdrug education materials ■ Dallas incorporates crisis in-tervention in recruit training Crime up 1%in first ninemonths of 1973●National Institute of Law Enforcementand Criminal Justice seeking innovative research proposals.  \nCopyright 1974 National Council on Crime and Delinquency,411 Hackensack Ave.,Hackensack,NJ 07601  \n# Twenty-One States Reenact Death Penalty\n\nThis is a review of state legislative activities during 1973,adapted froman article in the January issue of StateGovernment News,published by the Council of StateGovenments,Iron Works Pike,Lexington,KY40511(606/252-2291).  \nSince the U.S.Supreme Court voided most statecapital punishment laws,21 states have reenacted thedeath penalty.  \nNineteen took the action in 1973 and two in 1972.Pennsylvania was considering a bill late last year,whileMassachusetts'governorvetoed a death penalty bill late 1973.  \nStates which have death penalty laws on their booksare Arizona,Arkansas,California,Connecticut,Florida,Georgia,Idaho,Illinois,Indiana,Louisiana,Montana,Nebraska,Nevada,New Mexico,Ohio,Oklahoma,RhodeIsland,Tennessee,Texas,Utah and Wyoming  \nIn many instances the legislatures inst","cbCaijKopRE0bOxi","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijKopRE0bOxi","pdf",3476115,"English","# Special Report\n## Kansas City Police 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