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Administration,we think sheriffs knowmore about running the jails than Federal judges do,\"Presidential Counselor Edwin Meese IIl told theExecutive Committee of the National Sheriffs'Association at their Annual Luncheon in Washingtonon Feb.22.  \nMeese,who was the featured speaker at theluncheon,told the sheriffs and Federal,state andlocal law enforcement executives that the ReaganAdministration,through Attorney General WilliamFrench Smith,is actively seeking to bring about\"restraints\"upon the judiciary.  \nThe Reagan Administration,he said,wants toput a stop to Federal judges \"running\"the nation'sjails and prisons.  \nThe Federal courts began to intervene in themanagement of jails and prisons over the last fewyears primarily as a result of the many lawsuitsbrought by inmates because of overcrowding,whichthe inmates view as an infringement upon their con-stitutional right to fair and humane treatment.  \nRecognizing that the problem of overcrowdingneeds to be solved before the Federal courts willstop taking jurisdiction over jails and prisons,Meesesaid the Justice Department is now working on sev-eral methods of helping the states deal with over-crowding and other corrections priorities-short ofpouring in Federal funds.  \n# A Comprehensive and Independent News Summary for the Law Enforcoment Professional\n\nMarch 1.1982  \nPage 1  \nIN THIS ISSUE              \nEDWIN MEESE II:Tells Sheriffs They  \nGUN CONTROL:Laws Limiting Ownership“Too Dfficult To Accomplish”SamHouston State University Experts Decide.....2  \nSHOPLIFTING SURVEY:High School StudentsFind Store Patrons Ignore Their Boosting.....4  \nRUSS AREND GANG:IPTM Offers Data AnalysisCourse For Law Enforcement In May ...   ..5  \nFERRIS E.LUCAS:Announces He Will EndHis 50 Year Career In Law Enforcement..     .5  \nSUPREME COURT:Agrees To Hear The Los  \nACCREDITATION COMMISSION:Will Gather InSan Diego In Late April For Big Session.    ..6  \nSUPREME COURT:Refuses To Hear DeathPenalty Appeals Of State Court Procedures....7  \nSAVING MONEY;We Think You Might SpendAround $20 To Save Thousands On Energy..   .8  \nLOS ANGELES POLICE DEPARTMENT:ProvingPolice And Citizens Can Work Together.....8  \nSUPREME COURT:Rules Blanket Strip SearchPolicy Of Sheriff Is Unconstitutional......9  \nIN CALIFORNIA:Preliminary Report ShowsCrime Rate Increase Decreased SharplyIn 1981 Attorney General Declares.....,10  \n\"We're mainly working right now to makeunused Federal facilities available to sheriffs forjails,\"Meese said.\"We recognize that the countrybadly needs jail facilities-there is a serious short-age.With this shortage -and a shortage of funds一we in the Federal Government certainly cannot letunused military bases stand idle.\"  \nMeese also cited the National Institute of Cor-rections training programs conducted at the Nation-al Corrections Academy in Boulder,Colorado,as anexample of what the Justice Department is doing tohelp sheriffs and state correctional administrators.  \n\"These programs are excellent,\"he said,add-ing that the Justice Department will “continue tomake them available.\"  \nMeese asked the sheriffs to support what Fed-eral law enforcement agencies are trying to do todeal with violent crime,despite cutbacks in Federalcriminal justice grants to the states.  \n\"What we're hoping for is to make certain thatthe Federal Government is a cooperative,ratherthan a competitive,force with state and local lawenforcement,\"he said.\"We see a role for the Fed-eral Government that is distinct from,but supportiveof,state and local law enforcement.In other words,we support you,but we don't do the same thing.\"  \nJudge Webster Has Good News  \nJudge William H.Webster,director of the FBI,had some good news for sheriffs and police chiefswho rely upon the FBI and the Drug EnforcementAdministration for much of their specialized train-ing.  \n\"I'm working","cbCaioHs7wl923UZ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaioHs7wl923UZ","pdf",2928196,11,"English","# A Comprehensive and 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