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Attorney General Jim Mattox an
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Texas criminal justice system.
“In virtually every area in which
we keep crime rate statistics, the sta
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criminal justice system.”
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Public Safety released statistics last
week showing an increase in every
crime category. The overall crime
rate increased 11.6 percent in 1985,
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such a short time, Mattox said, “q-
uick fixes” usually are tried instead
of taking time to evaluate the system
in depth and find the root of the
problem.
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the past is try to tinker and fix the
many, many fragmented parts of the
system,” he said. “We tinker, but we
never make the fundamental
changes necessary for a comprehen
sive improvement in the system.”
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being built rapidly enough to house
all the criminals. Some prisoners are
getting out earlier than they should,
he said, and often the wrong ones
are left in the penitentiaries.
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house a criminal, and Mattox said
there should be better ways to spend
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Classified
money for the rehabilitation of non
violent offenders.
He said the blue ribbon commis
sion he’s suggesting should be cre
ated by the legislature and ap
pointed by the legislative leadership,
but private citizens should make up
the body of the commission and a
private citizen should chair it.
“I don’t want to dictate the com
mission,” he said. “If Attorney Gen
eral Jim Mattox attempts to dictate,
it’ll be Jim Mattox’s commission. 1
don’t want that to happen. 1 want it
to be a citizens’ commission.”
Photo by Greg Biile ^
Attorney General Jim Mattox
Mattox also said this sortofc
mission can’t work without infra
ing on the "sacred ground”ofs
of the people within the system,scl
needs to he chaired by some:
uninhibited by prior atiachineni!i|
the system. The person needst
freedom to make the majorsugpl
lions necessary to ensure the:
provement of the system’seffident
lie said.
The criminal justice system!
broken,” Mattox said. “Andveirl
ter fix it.’
A&M debaters named best newcomers
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By Scott Honn
Reporter
top 64 teams then advanced to the
elimination rounds.
The Texas A&M Debate Team re
ceived a third place award as the best
newcomer to the Cross Examination
Debate Association in a national de
bate tournament held Saturday.
Nick Backus, assistant debate
coach, said 200 teams represented
100 schools at the tournament.
“It was the largest single division
tournament ever held,” Backus said.
A&M was represented at the tour
nament by the team of Myra Chick-
ering, a junior elementary education
major, and Sandy Sloan, a sopho
more nuclear engineering major.
But they failed to reach the elimina
tion rounds, Backus said.
He said all the teams competed in
eight preliminary rounds. The first
three were random pairings, but the
next five were with a relatively equal
opponent, Backus said. He said the
“Everyone in the tournament de
bates the same topic,” Backus said.
There are two divisions in debate.
The original type of debate is Na
tional Debate Tournament. The sec
ond division of debate is CEDA.
Backus said CEDA has been around
for only 15 years.
“CEDA deals with values, and
NDT deals with policies,” he said.
He said CEDA is more persuasive
in nature and deals with different
topics than NDT. The two divisions
are not interchangeable, he said.
“One of the reasons CEDA was
created,” Backus said, “was to take
away the advantage of speed during
debate.”
In the past, the team who could
make their points the fastest had the
advantage, he said.
Backus said debate is essentially a
two-part system. In the firstpand
teams establish a set of critem
the topic, he said. The second
of debate is to present specific!
the chosen criteria.
M
“The most successful dtaffl
teams are the ones who mast#!
of these techniques," Backussi I
Chickering and Sloan arej»|
of the twenty members onthell
Debate Team.
“Debate is the oldest activiti|
campus other than the (
Backus said.
Backus said there are threeIrj
to having a strong debateprograij
“You must have a lot of monev,:
a great amount of research, aiii|
practice as much as possible!
successful,” he said. "I ihinkAillil
in the middle of the pack wlici
money is concerned, but we n
stronger than our money would it
dicate.”
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