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1 Tentative Program of Sessions: Interstate Commission on Crime 1

handle is hein.agopinions/tbtpgs0001 and id is 1 raw text is: TENTATIVE PROGRAM OF SESSIONS INTERSTATE COMMISSION ON CRIME To be held at Association of the Bar of the City of New York, 42 West 44th Street, New York City; Saturday and Monday, November 30 and December 2, 1935. Plan of Sessions: The purpose of these sessions is to formulate into final legislative shape the principles adopted at the Interstate Conference on Crime, held at Trenton, New Jersey, October 11 and 12, 1935. More than twenty of the leading law schools of the country have volunteered their services to re- port on these principles and prepare tentative drafts thereon for action by the Commission. The fact that many state legislatures will hold either regular or special sessions January 1, 1936 makes it important that these drafts of either uniform reciprocal acts or interstate campacts be finally completed at these sessions, that they may bo presanted to such legislaturos at their opening session. The law schools are requested to present their reports in two sections: the first, as to the underlying principles embodied in their drafts; the second, th3 drafts themselves. That the judgment of each member of the Commission may be had on theso principles, the first part of such reports will be ren- dered in general session; the second part thereafter, before the sections into which the Commission will be divided for drafting work, in a manner similar to that in which the Interstate Conference on Crime at Trenton was hold. I. Opening Session, lO:OC A. M., November 30, Assombly Hall, Association of the Bar of the City of New York, 42 West 44th Street, New York City Presiding: Judge Richard Hartshorne, Chairman, Interstate Commission on Crime Secretary: Hon. Henry W. Toll, Executive Director, Council of State Governmonts. Reports on principles from cooperating law schools as to- -1- Extradition of criminals. -2- Hot Pursuit. -3- Romoval of witnesses from one state to the other for criminal trials. -4- Enlarging court jurisdiction in order to avoid boundary line and other purely technical defenses. -5- Out-of-stato parolee supervision. -6- The creation of interstate detection and approhension bureaus. -7- Waiver of extradition. Recess for sectional maetings.

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