Life.
On display
PATRICIA HEARST will be
the subject of an exhibition
planned for Feb. 4 at San
Francisco’s Southern Ex
posure Gallery to coincide
with the third anniversary of
her kidnap. Showing will be
an assemblage of pictures
and artifacts which bear on
her life and the lives of her
family and friends.
Denise Smith
receives
scholarship
JEFFERSON CITY,
TENN.—A scholarship to
Carson-Newman College has
been awarded to Carol Denise
Smith of Griffin.
Carson-Newman College is a
four-year, co-educational,
liberal arts college owned by
the Tennessee Baptist
Convention.
Denise is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles W. Smith, 1424
Upland Drive and was a 1975
graduate of Griffin High.
I THE J
FAMILY# i #
LAWYER A
by Will Bernard
. Animal testimony
Part of the case against Harris,
on trial for manslaughter, was the
fact that two bloodhounds had
, followed a trail to his house. But
Harris raised an objection to this
kind of evidence.
“According to the Constitu
tion,” he said, “an accused person
* has the right to cross-examine his
accusers. Obviously I cannot
cross-examine a couple of dogs.
Therefore, I am not getting my
* constitutional rights.”
However, the court pointed out
that Harris did have a right to
cross-examine the dogs’ trainer.
Overruling the objection, the
court said this was as good as
cross-examining the operator of a
drunkometer or a radar speedom
eter.
• Most courts are willing to ac
cept, under proper safeguards, in
formation gleaned from animals.
Nor does this apply only to blood-
s hounds.
Consider the case of a disputed
cow, allegedly stolen from Farmer
Griggs. Griggs had the animal
brought to his barnyard. There,
* according to witnesses, she showed
familiarity with both the barn and
the watering mechanism.
In court, the judge found this
* evidence persuasive.
“It is characteristic of prac
tically all domestic animals,” he
said, “to show familiarity with the
# places where they have been shel
tered and fed.”
Still, animal “testimony” is
usually not strong enough by it
self to send a person to jail.
• In a burglary case a blood
hound had led detectives to the
defendant's shack. But there was
no other evidence to connect him
• with the crime.
“Alone and unsupported,” said
the court, dismissing the charge,
“such evidence is insufficient;
there must be other testimony to
convict.”
( © 1977 American Bar Association
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