The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 12, 1976, Page Page 3, Image 3
SGA c
By Lee llarler
Absence of senate appro1
two Supreme Court ass
justices and the failure
judicial branch to submit a
in the fall were "oversights
part," Chief Justice H
Putnam cniH MnnHnv
Putnam said the errors
produced by the precede!
judiciary reform in a g
mental branch in the proc
change and a reliance on tr,
in court appointments.
Both issues arose followi
Student Senate's tabling
judiciary budget proposal
Provisions for paymenl
Supreme Court justice;
district court judges, totalir
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t," Putnam said. The
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is usually a matter of
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e Chief Justice said has
mbarrassing to him.
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in questioning the lack
>val for Honeycutt and
Putnam said. It was a
listake; no one was trying
fast one," he said
of reform program which
un last semester in the
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nowing who was who,"
said. A discipline system
vn in the wake of Dean for
Relations Marsha Dunart
to give the students a
rally organized court
ttributed to the failure to
budget, Putnam added,
l became dean of Campus
> in migusi iy/b ana ac0
Putnam was not pleased
way the judicial system
1 run. The chief justice
can felt the students were
;ing proper treatment
ally and too many judicial
nes were rnnHnrtpH
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rtment stipends were not
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Putnam said.
A judiciary budget pro
submitted last summer
senate decided to post]
sideration of budget pro
fall until the fall semeste
said. It was during fall
Putnam became chief ji
Many senators ha
wonaering wnat the c<
doing, Putnam said. 7
ago the court system 1
proximately 200 cases
year about 85. Most w
dealing with open-house'
This semester's court ac
been comparatively little
In regard to determ
level of payment for ji
ficials, Putnam pointed <
look at how much work i
are doing would be need
raising or loweping stipe
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ii we get 10 me point
judiciary is trying 50 to (
week then we need to
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A program for stud<
want to study in Limoge:
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department has a small
students there this year
under James Blackburr
professor. The students a
traditional USC French
and special classes at the
university.
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central France, is a new
institution with college:
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of values, raising stipends,"
Court duties could
posal was course of the ev
, but the department the
pone con- responsibility in
posals for concerning suspei
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1975 that "I feel before
jMic-e. sututional quesl
ve been judiciary funding t
ourts are resolved." Putnan
'wo years However. Senat<
leard ap- Social and Behav
and last has already submit
ere cases proposing a
violations, amendment cutting
!tivity has judiciary officials
he said, not be reached for
ining the The Supreme (
idicial of- open since Decemt
out that a shortly, Putnam s.
the courts vacant positions
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cu ueiore system are 1111 <
inds. cumstance cat
where the vacancy. COP it
>0 cases a "real good" perse
? look at court spot, Putnan
program
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ents who humanities, soc
s, France, economics, law. sc
le comine o?/4 ? ?
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sponsored population is abou
Foreign The summer s
*es. five weeks in cla;
sightseeing and oth
ith the cost of about $
;es, the Carolina residents
group of credit can be earn
studying program.
i, a USC Student enrolled
tre taking term will fly
i courses early in Septembei
' Limoges weeks in intpnc
courses to prepare
noges, in the university. T1
regional about $4,000 for all <
3 in the credit hours can b<
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ejected plates.
ne of these
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Putnam said
increase if in the
aluation of the
judiciary gets
deciding cases
nsion from the
a serious conlion
arises in
he issues will be
i said.
)r Mike Corley.
'ioral Sciences,
tted a resolution
constitutional
I off stipends for
Corley could
comment.
Court vacancy.
>er. win be tilled
aid. As fast as
in the court
?d. some cirises
another
> looking for a
>n to fill the
n said.
mer
- ial sciences,
ience. medicine
The student
it 8.000 persons,
ession includes
sses, a week of
er expenses at a
980 for South
Six hours of
eu inrough this
in the winter
to France
r and spend six
ive language
for courses at
ie cost will be
expenses and 30
e earned.
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