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Reported Joseph N. Boyce/Atlanta and Jay Branegan/ Washington, with other bureaus
Reported by Jay Branegan/ Washington and Benjamin W. Cate/ Los Angeles
...Virginia and wrote TIME's Law section from 1978 to 1979, was struck as he observed a local murder trial by "how emotionally racking jury duty can be for those who serve. One woman juror on the case burst into tears when it was all over." Correspondent Jay Branegan, who logged four years as a court reporter in Illinois before joining TIME in June, visited those at the other end of a jury's guilty verdict-convicts in some of the state's toughest prisons. Correspondent Barbara Dolan, who spoke with jurors, lawyers and judges...
...young Connecticut man, heading west with his new bride (but passing up the FREE COFFEE AND DONUTS TO HONEYMOONERS), puts it best: "They don't try to make a lot of money off a few people, just a little money off a lot of people." -By Jay Branegan...
...Department of Justice declares that the dissolution is "only a trick to fool the workers and permit the Communists to operate with less danger of imprisonment." "The Communists may have given up their illegal party," said R. J. Branegan, "under cover" man in the Department of Justice, "but they have not given up their organization. That is to say, the nucleus of revolutionists who controlled the illegal party remain in control of the Workers' Party, and retain their affiliation with Moscow...