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0-19 (Rev, 10-2957) 2 eee GTI o_. wor _« Dangers. Exist: In Mallory Bill, Carroll Warns: | a . oe Fears Lowering of Standards Of Federal Law Enforcement: rr, i |: ve | By Elsie Carper, a BB \ Btaif ' { T antolalinn maAifetaae tho“ en in. ttl ara. | 5 gO gisiaidn MOaGnying ie supreme Loi Maliory | decision would: give Federal law enforcemerft-vtticers new powers and lower Federal standards, Sen. Jona a A. Carroll (D-Colo.), said yesterday. . Tht FBI, the Secret Service, rnd agencies dealing with vio- ations o terstate commerce4|~ | —_— —— laws would be able to use “the Cerro in _{prmer bs > de. dragnet” in making arrests seer md oc as, "i without probable cause, he ents ‘by. trad! an sald. ‘ actice” have used sts as Carroll, a member of a s en e Nimes of murder no bane ate Judici subcommittee © ’ * holding hearings on Mallory rape, and similar “common ce 5 a ae ' © law” offenses. He added that paares Hon, noted at th © bal ldefendants held for investiga- cleared without any discus- fon are on suspicion while sion of “the basic principle of they are questioned. the extension of Federal “We have always demanded lice powers.” gber standards for Federal Conviction Reversed lice,” the Senator said. ‘the ‘subcommittee expre widely divergent views. os hether Congress should ew act the lesislation. Attar nearly six hours of listening : to testimony, subcommittes - Chairman Joseph O'Maborey . (D-Wyo.) adjourned the bear ; ings to a date to be set in the ; future... ma Sen Joseph S. Clark (.- Pa.) one of the witnesses, described the House bill ag “poorly . drawn legislation” that throws doubt on ruleg . ‘3A of the Fedéral- Rules of |Crimmal Procedure. The rule directs an arresting officer . to take a defendant before an’: unnecessary delay, Rr Clark Irks Butler <0 7. Clark declared that the at mosphere of Congress ro vents the “judicial determ tion of a narrow point of law. Stung by Clark's remark, - Sen. John Marshall Butler (R-Md.), one of the chief ‘backers of the legislation, asked if Clark was saying ' that the Senate is incompe- * tent to amend its own statutes and rules. ~ “You and I disagree so view lently that a colloquy before the Subcommittee will gh more heat than light” aS (peng ey ivania Democrat - 7% Clark said Congress monkeying with a buzz saw arraigning magistrate withous, : - ee a B Belmont Ed We A nm i i me a nl Trotter Clayton Tele. Room — Holloman _W. eparing Amendment - y acting without a recon | Andrew “R. Mallory eal paring evidation from the Attorn fessed to rape during a Tf. | Carrol added that he was. F hour questioning hefore he, preparing an amendment to Py eneral, vie vetibedte Ta ba was arraigned. The Supreme, the House bill to Limit its ap Court reversed his conviction) plication only to the District on the grounds of unnecessary; of Columbia, Since the area is .|delay in his arraignment. : ja Federal territary, procedures ‘| The House bil! provides that|';i2 major crimes fall under in a Federal jurisdiction a po-| |Federal statutes. lice confession “otherwise ad- He said he did not see how 4 a missible” shall sot be epeluded icity. police department could from evidente “solély” be-|j'operate under the Mallory De; cause of a delay in arraign-|[cision but that the same! Wash. Post and 73 Times Herald Wash. News Wash. Star ____ N. Y. Herald jment. It also requ ulres police; Fpowers should ‘not be given! Tribune to tell an arrested duspect be-| f Federal law enforcement offi-| N. Y. Journal- fore questioning that anything;J cers, . een a ; [he says-can be used age ( Witigsses Appearing before: American * eae _ N. Y. Mirror —__. . N, Y. Daily News) N.Y. Times 2 -— % Daily Worker ai The Worker New Leader ; Ka -27576, PE- ; NOT RECORDED 46 JUL 30 1958 . np ou 18 Teka 6 7 JUL 11988 a eR LY EE AEP er