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ALDRIDGE v. DEAN

Civ. Nos. T-74-1300 to T-74-1308.

395 F.Supp. 1161 (1975)

Andre ALDRIDGE, a minor by Ruth Kent, his mother and next friend v. James DEAN, Superintendent, Maryland Training School for Boys. Donald BRADY v. STATE OF MARYLAND. William L. CAMPBELL, a minor by William Campbell, his father and next friend v. James DEAN, Superintendent, Maryland Training School for Boys. Michael A. EPPS v. STATE OF MARYLAND. Joseph FENWICK, a minor by William Beckett, his stepfather and next friend v. Edward J. LANG, Regional Director, Region 8, Department of Juvenile Services for Baltimore City. James Oliver LOVE, a minor by Joyce Love, his mother and next friend v. STATE OF MARYLAND. George McLEAN, a minor by Minnie Johnson, his mother and next friend v. James DEAN, Superintendent, Maryland Training School for Boys. Quinton R. STEWART, a minor by Haynie Stewart, his father and next friend v. James DEAN, Superintendent, Maryland Training School for Boys. Phillip WITHERSPOON, a minor by Elsie Witherspoon, his mother and next friend v. Leonard GMEINER, Superintendent, Montrose School.

United States District Court, D. Maryland.

June 12, 1975.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Peter S. Smith and Michael S. Elder, Baltimore, Md., and Forrest Foss and Janet Webb, practicing under Rule 18, Rules Governing Admission to the Bar of Maryland, and appearing with permission of this Court, for petitioners.

Francis B. Burch, Atty. Gen. of Md., and James G. Klair and Bernard A. Raum, Asst. Attys. Gen., Baltimore, Md., for respondents.

M. King Hill, Jr., Baltimore, Md., and John M. McCabe, Chicago, Ill., for National Conference of Uniform State Laws, amicus curiae.

Adrienne E. Volenik, St. Louis, Mo., for National Juvenile Law Center, amicus curiae.

THOMSEN, District Judge.

This opinion deals with nine habeas corpus cases which have been heard together by this court. In each case the petitioner contends that he has been subjected to double jeopardy in the juvenile proceedings in the Division for Juvenile Causes of the Circuit Court of Baltimore City (hereinafter the Juvenile Division), that his constitutional rights have been violated thereby, and that he is entitled to be released from the custody (in five cases...

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