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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1959)
MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. Thursday, Dc 10, 1959 7 Attorney General Reviews Juvenile Code at Meeting Attorney General Robert Y. Thornton discussed the new Oregon juvenile code, his re cent tour of Japan and his survey of Japanese law en forcement procedures when he met with law enforcement officials here at a breakfast meeting Wednesday. This is part "of Thornton's program of making annual visits to Oregon communities to confer with law enforce ment officials. His current tour has coyered Coos Bay, Gold Beach, Brookings and Medford. Thornton predicted some difficulties in interpretation and enforcement of the new juvenile code which becomes effective Jan. 1. He cautioned law enforcement officials on the change from the old sys tem to procedure outlined by the code. He advised officials to become well informed on the new code. Discussed Procedure H discussed the procedure under the code for taking a minor under custody and the period of time a juvenile can b held for questioning be fore being turned over to au thorities. He also reviewed problems involving detention. The new code prohibits plac ing minors m jail unless it is in an isolated section, he warned. ' The courts will probably be broad in their interpretation of detention, he added. The code will affect that portion -of the criminal code which pertains to contribut ing to the delinquency of a minor, he said. The code prohibits the use of the term "delinquent" in referring to a -minor. Thornton said he was im pressed with the high caliber of people who are making a career of law enforcement in Japan. - Japanese law enforcement is set up more on a national basis rather than a local one, he observed. He said he was surprised at the knowledge the Japanese had of the Ore gon criminal code. They had evidently made a study of It and had many questions re lating to certain crimes and enforcement techniques and problems involved. Those attending the infor- mal breakfast included 30 law enforcement officials. Complaint Filed Against Driver A complaint charging reck less driving was filed in dis trict court yesterdya against Vernon Charles Scott, 23, of 2939 Madrona lane, Medford, according to state police. The complaint was filed by police as a result of a one-car accident about 2V4 miles north of Central Point on Highway 99 early yesterday morning. Scott's car was travelling south, struck the Willow Springs divider, went up onto it with the left wheels, trav eled 134 feet and struck the post supporting yellow blink er lights, police said. Part of the post was knocked down and a section of it went' , through the windshield. The car went an additional 450 feet on the inside northbound lane, crossed the highway and slid broadside another 750 feet, and traveled along the shoulder and into a ditch, po lice reported. The driver escaped injury, according to police, who said Scott had left his car, but was located later. Camp White Man Bound Over to Jury Cecil Howard Richards, 45, of Camp White, was bound over to the grand jury Tues day following an appearance in district court. Richards waived a prelimi nary hearing and is being held on $1,500 bail. He is charged with attempting to obtain narcotics from a local drug store Saturday. Mary Zelma Lyke is being held in the county jail on fugitive charges from Fresno, Calif., district court officials reported. She appeared in dis trict court earlier this week and is awaiting extradition. Vaqrant Loses Status When Cops Find Money Eastman, Ga. - Steve raa siiaw has lost his status as a vagrant. It was good for a free meal after police picked him up in a bus station. 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