Student Court hears 5 cases,tells procedure
Three appeals were granted by the Student Court last night in its second session this week. An earlier session was held Tuesday.
Two appeals regarded Parking Zone T This zone also figured in one case Tuesday night.
Richard Jansen, Rockford, Ill., junior, and Norman Beal, Tulsa, Okla., law junior, were granted their appeals on the basis that the parking signs put up by the university were not placed clearly.
JUSTICE DON GUTTERIDGE Pittsburg law student, said, "The area in question is ambiguous in markings and description, and the University has a responsibility to students to mark areas properly."
The zone, which in one case was covered by the 1965-66 traffic and security regulations and in the other by the 1966-67 rules, is along Lilac Lane, in front of Miller and Watkins Scholarship Halls. The court said this year's regulations are at least as ambiguous as last year's.
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The other appeal was granted to Ken North, Shawnee Mission sophomore.
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The court recommended to the Traffic and Security office that officers writing tickets should fill in the state in which the license
GUTTERIDGE, EXPLAINING court procedure, said that a person making an appeal is urged to bring to court any relevant witnesses.
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