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The Hands Of A Strong Administrator\n\nNorval Morris,dean of the University ofChicago Law School,has been named by PresidentCarter to become the next LEAA administrator.  \n\"I'll do my best,but God knows it's com-plicated,\"Morris told Corrections Digest onSept.20 as he rushed from his Chicago office tocatch a plane to Washington,D.C.  \nA Senate Judiciary Committee source toldCD that confirmation hearings for the Morrisappointment will \"begin as soon as possible.\"The administration's energy bill is currently beingdebated on the Senate floor.It is expected thatas soon as a final vote is taken on that measurethe committee will turn its attention to Morris.Hearings may begin as early as next week.  \nAs Corrections Digest noted in July when itbecame apparent that Morris was the odds-onfavorite for the LEAA appointment,the choice ofthe law school dean to take over LEAA couldprove extremely beneficial for the much-criticizedagency(see story,Vol.9,No.14,P10).  \nIf,as expected,Morris is confirmed by theSenate,his global reputation in the legal andcriminal justice professions will boost the LEAA’sprestige with the public and within the government.It is considered vital by pro-LEAA forces that theagency be in the hands of a strong,even charismatic,administrator during the upcoming months ofreorganization.  \n(see Morris,page 7)  \nIN THIS ISSUE                    \nCarter Names Morris To Head LEAA:  \nT'll Do My Best,God Knows It's Complicated'...1In Alabama:State Removes Its  \nPrisoners From Jefferson County Jails...   ..2Humphrey's Crime Victim Bill Passes Senate....2LEAA Analyzes Crime Victim Compensation:Says Research Shows Program 'Is Realistic'....3FBI Says Reported Crime Down Two Percent:1978 First-Half Figures Follow Recent Trend...4NIC GRANT AWARDS  .......   ..4Florida Criticized For Racism:Death Row InmatesCondemned For Killing Whites;State Has NeverExecuted A White Man For Killing A Black....5ACROSS THE STATES .......   ..6JOB LISTINGS....   .....   ..7SPECIAL REPORT:APPA Joins Chorus UrgingAtty.Gen.To Support Corrections Commission..7In Ohio:Drug Smuggling And Low Officer PayAre Major Problems Legislators Find......8In Washington:Walla Walla Officers  \nDejected Over Recent Pipe Bomb Tragedy...9In Texas:Court Says Dirty Magazines  \nIncite Inmates To Commit Homosexual Rape...10In Pennsylvania:Philadelphia JudgesMost Lenient New Sentencing Study Finds ...10  \n## STATE REMOVES ITS PRISONERSFROM JEFFERSON COUNTY JAILSTO COMPLY WITH COURT ORDER\n\nU.S.District Judge Sam Pointer,Jr.,hassigned an agreement presented to him late lastmonth by attorneys for Alabama's Jefferson CountyJails and the inmates of those facilities in Bir-mingham and Bessemer.  \nSo the county can comply with the newlysigned federal directive,the State Board of Cor-rections has agreed to absorb into its penal systemall state-sentenced prisoners in the jails,thusdrastically reducing inmate overcrowding.  \nOther county jails in the South facing similarproblems,Judge Pointer said,may use the orderas a baseline for voluntary action “to bring theircounty jails in line with what's being done here.”  \nPointer warned that it would be“counter-productive”for the state to empty the JeffersonCounty Jails of its prisoners only to put them inanother county facility.  \n## Prisoners Piling Up\n\nOf the 535 prisoners in the downtownBirmingham Jail,about 330 are state-sentenced.Approximately 85 of the 150 inmates at BessemerJail are state-sentenced.The state has been pilingup prisoners in county jails all across the statesince a January 1976 court order by U.S.DistrictJudge Frank Johnson prohibited the state fromaccepting new prisoners until unconstitutionalprison conditions are improved.  \nJudge Pointer said the state's agreement totake state-sentenced inmates out of JeffersonCounty Jails to comply with his order means thestate","cbCainY56ix9N27l","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainY56ix9N27l","pdf",3448009,11,"English","# Just Announced\n## 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