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The coverage highlights the Violent Crime and Drug Enforcement Improvement Act of 1982, outlining aims such as eliminating inmate idleness, strengthening federal anti-narcotics efforts, and expanding tools for law enforcement. 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THURMOND, BIDEN INTRODUCE  \nMICHIGAN HAS THE RIGHT IDEA:  \n## BI-PARTISAN ANTI-CRIME BILL\n\nSAVE A BUNDLE OF MONEY AND  \n## ELIMINATE INMATE IDLENESS\n\nSenators Strom Thurmond(R-S.C.) and  \nJoseph Biden(D-Del.) on May 26 introduced a  \nThe familiar saying, \"out of sight, out of  \ncomprehensive package of criminal law reforms  \nmind” has been used over the years to charac-  \naimed at combatting violent crime and illegal  \nterize the state's prison system and its prisoners.  \ndrug trafficking.  \nOnce a person goes to prison, we don't hear  \nmuch more about him or her.  \nFor the first time, this bill- the Violent  \nCrime and Drug Enforcement Improvement Act  \nBut the efforts of a small group of Michi-  \nof 1982- would make it a Federal crime to  \ngan prisoners are becoming increasingly more  \nsell or distribute controlled substances in or  \napparent and appreciated by many citizens who  \nnear a secondary or elementary school.  \nhave benefitted from their contributions.  \n(Continued on page two)  \n(See MICHIGAN,page four)  \nIN THIS ISSUE—  \nSenate Hearings.  \nANTI-CRIME BILL:Legislation Introduced …………………1  \nOKLAHOMA REFORM SCHOOLS:  \nMICHIGAN: A Money Saving Plan…………………………………1  \nBRUTALITY CHARGES PROBED  \nOKLAHOMA:Investigating Reform Schools …………………1  \nU.S. Senate investigators on May 27 clashed  \n\"Reach Out And Touch Someone\"…………………………………………5  \nwith Oklahoma reform school officials over their  \nassertion they had been cleared of wrongdoing  \nFBI: No Sympathy From Them………………………………………6  \nby state authorities in a probe of brutality and  \nUTAH:Prison Industries Certified ………………………………………6  \n## sexual abuse against teenagers\n\nSam Houston Invites Y'All……………………………………………………………7  \nOfficials of the State Department of Human  \nResources(DHR) appeared before the Juvenile  \nFEELING BAD? Call ACA For New Book…………………7  \nJustice Subcommittee to rebut specific charges  \nJOB LISTING……………………………………………………………………………8  \nof brutality and sexual abuse of residents of six  \nstate juvenile homes.  \nLOUISIANA:Target of DOJ Suit………………………………………8  \nThe leadoff witness,George Miller, the  \nCORRECTIONS BOOKSHELF…………………………………………8  \ndepartment director's top aide,said the Okla-  \nMISSOURI: Adopts New Parole Guidelines…………………9  \nhoma State Bureau of Investigations “has found  \nno support for the allegations pertaining to the  \nACROSS THE NATION…………………………………………………………10  \njuvenile programs operated by the department.”  \n(See OKLAHOMA, page five)  \nPage 2  \nCORRECTIONS DIGEST  \nThe bill,which has strong bi-partisan support,is being pushed by Thurmond,chairman of thepowerful Senate Judiciary Committee,and byBiden,who has been calling for criminal justicereforms for several years,particularly those changesthat are needed to beef up Federal anti-narcoticsefforts.  \nThe bill calls for reforms in the followingareas:  \n● Bail reform;  \n● Witness-victim protection;  \n● Amending penalties for drug offenses;  \n● Protection of Federal officials;  \n● Sentencing reform;  \n● Criminal forfeiture of assets;  \n● Amending procedural provisions related tothe insanity defense and mental competency;  \n● Surplus Federal property;and  \n● Miscellaneous criminal justice improvements  \nThe bill seeks reform in several of the areashighlighted by the Attorney General's Task Forceon Violent Crime,which issued its report andrecommendations in August,1981(see \"The Presi-dent Should Support Violent Crime Recommen-dations,Task Force Leader Bell Says,\"CD,Vol.  \n12,No.18,Aug.28,1981,page 1).  \n## “Hampered By Outdated Laws...”\n\nAt a news conference in Washington on May 26,Sen.Thurmond said he believes the bill not only hasstrong bi-partisan support but also has the support ofPresident Reagan.  \n\"The U.S.Justice Department and Senators PaulLaxalt(R-Nev.)and Orrin G.Hatch(R-Utah)are alsoto be commended for their help with this importantmeasure,\"Thurmond told reporters.  \nAccording to Thurmond,the purpose of the billis to give law enforcement the tools it needs","cbCailJXjvTAJnON","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailJXjvTAJnON","pdf",3459237,13,"English","# ANTI-CRIME BILL: Legislation Introduced\n## BI-PARTISAN ANTI-CRIME BILL\n## ELIMINATE INMATE IDLENESS\n# OKLAHOMA REFORM SCHOOLS\n## BRUTALITY CHARGES PROBED\n# THE LEGISLATIVE PROPOSALS","[{\"question\":\"Who introduced the bipartisan anti-crime bill covered in this issue?\",\"answer\":\"Senators Strom Thurmond and Joseph Biden introduced the bill described in this issue.\"},{\"question\":\"What major federal action does the Violent Crime and Drug Enforcement Improvement Act of 1982 aim to take?\",\"answer\":\"The bill would make certain controlled-substance sales or distributions near secondary or elementary schools a federal crime and includes broader reforms for violent crime and drug trafficking enforcement.\"},{\"question\":\"What types of reforms does the bill propose for the criminal justice system?\",\"answer\":\"The issue lists reforms such as bail reform, witness-victim protection, amending penalties for drug offenses, protection of federal officials, sentencing reform, criminal forfeiture of assets, and procedural changes related to the insanity defense and mental competency.\"}]","Vol. 13 No. 12 - June 4, 1982 - Corrections Digest - Anti-Crime Bill | PDF",1791867692,33]