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THE LAW SERVES YOU PAGE 9 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, lt77 by the Illinois State Bar Association This little dachshund with the soft melting eyes would make a wonderful house pet as she has a lovable disposition. Typical black and tan young adult You may find her at Animal Control at 11608 Banford road in Woodstock. Hours are from 8:30 to 4:30 dally and • to 12 noon Saturday. Also available are six setter pups...and a small cockapoo, all awaiting loving homes. Call 338-7040 for more information. !» HELPING PAWS ^ ANIMAL WELFARE ASSOCIATION P O. Box 205 • Crystal Like. Illinois 60014 • (81S) 459-2641 by Estolle Atwoll McHenry county and the surrounding area are noted throughout the state as par­ ticularly active in the humane field. The area includes Helping Paws, the Fox Valley Humane Education society, the Humane society of North Central Illinois (South Elgin shelter), - and the Illinois Hooved Animal Humane society. Each of these organizations received praise for achievement at the annual convention of the Illinois Federation of Humane societies held in Decatur recently, and attended by representatives of every Humane society in the state. All in attendance wer dedicated to the humane ethic and recognize the need for statewide cooperation. Members of each McHenry county organization were named officers of the board of the state group as they were honored collectively. Helping Paws recognizes the supporters who have contributed both hours as volunteer workers, and money, which helped to establish the organization as a worthy one. Remember Buttons, the sad- eyed Terrier whose haunting picture appeared Sept. 7? She has been adopted by Nancy Rysen and family who report that family and pet are very much in love and enjoying each other. Buttons has a fenced-in yard and all the love and at­ tention she needs. The thirty or more responses to her plea for a home show that there are a lot of good people who really care, and we are impressed with the way the silent majority speaks in an emergency. On Oct. 3 there will be a meeting of the education committee to discuss programs coming up. HP needs lots of help in this area and the meeting is open to the public. Discussion will cover school classroom presentations and plans to start neighborhood clubs with an animal theme. Those interested in children and in animals, and who can spare a few hours each month for these undertakings, are invited to attend. Date: Oct. 3, time: 7 to 9 p.m.; place: 95 Grant street, Crystal Lake. Please call Mary Nelson in the office, 459-2641, between 10 to 2 daily, for further information. "Animals are such agreeable friends-they ask no questions, they pass no criticisms." George Eliot: Mr. Gilfil s Love- Story, vii, 1857 DOGS FOR ADOPTION Last week for this lovely Collie-Samoyed 11 month old male pup. Has all shots is y / 5. /fei 11 gentle and housebroken, 459- 2641. A special dog for special people. Black Lab male housebroken, gentle and has all shots, 459-2641. Three month old Scottie-Lab mix, black male only 12" high, cute as a button and available now, 459-2641. One year old male Sheltie Collie-German Shepherd mix. Black with white-tan markings, excellent with children and other pets housebroken and all shots, allergies force placement, 459-2641. CATS FOR ADOPTION Three little kittens, all female tortoiseshell darlings, weeks old and have their shots. Call 312-639-2881. Two 6 month old long haired female kittens, terrific with children and other pets, owner just has too many at home now, 459-2641. Two little 9 week old male short hairs, one tiger stripe- white and the other, a grey stripe, 459-2641. Two tiny kittens taken from Animal control open house, have their shots and are full of vim and vigor, purring a lot, awaiting good homes, the female is a semi-long hair and the male a black-white striped short hair, 312-658-7221 evenings. LOST AND FOUND Lost: Salt-pepper Schanuzer female, 6 months, miniature with coat that needs clipping. Lost near Draper road in McHenry, call 385-6457 Lost: Coonhound male about 1 year, black and brown with noticeable scar on right cheek. Short haired about 45 lbs., wearing white flea collar -- choke chain. Lost at Route 31 and l'-z miles north of town of McHenry, 385-1957. Found: Vizzla, reddish brown dog, male about 65 lbs., McHenry area, 385-7485. Found: Small white kitten, female with tan-grey blending from tip to tip, Johnsburg area, 385-4983. I j SERVICE NEWS Army Tank Commander In Europe Army Staff Sergeant Cory A. Patterson, whose mother, Mrs. Valerie J. Patterson, lives at 1421W. Lakeview, McHenry, is participating with other American and allied troops in Exercise Reforger '77. Some 12,000 U.S. based soldiers and more than 37,000 tons of equipment arrived in Europe in late August as the massive exercise got under way. After arrival, Reforger troops drew equipment from ships and from prepositioned stocks, then joined with U.S. Army Europe troops to begin the exercise. Reforger, conducted by NATO's Allied Command, Europe, emphasizes the or­ derly disposition of forces and stresses deployment procedures and techniques. Staff Sergeant Patterson is a tank commander with the 63rd Armor in Augsburg, Germany. He entered the Army in July, 1966. Staff Sergeant Patterson is a 1966 graduate of McHenry Community high school, His wife, Polly, lives at 2336 Gabriel, Zion, 111. Criminal Defense Lawyers - Misunderstood? Lawyers who represent defendants in criminal cases are special members of our intricate system of justice. As advocates for defendants who are accused of breaking society's laws, defense lawyers and their role in the criminal justice system are often misunderstood. The Illinois State Bar association says every lawyer is sworn to uphold a code of Professional Responsibility which requires the lawyer to "represent a client jealously within the bounds of the law." Failure by a lawyer to represent a client's interest to the fullest extent possible could be grounds for disciplinary action or for a lawsuit against the lawyer for malpractice. The following questions can be answered "true or false". They represent some of the most musunderstood aspects of criminal defense law. 1. If a defendant confides to his lawyer that he did indeed commit the crime, the lawyer must so advise the court. 2. When a person whq is accused of a crime asks a lawyer to represent him, the lawyer may refuse to defend the person. 3. It is the responsibility of the lawyer to determine whether or not the client is guilty of the crime. 4. It is the defense attorney's responsibility to make all major decisions about how the defense will be handled. The Illinois State Bar association provides the following answers to these four questions : 1. False. The lawyer may not disclose the client's admission of guilt to the court or to anyone else, although the lawyer may urge the client to change his plea to guilty. The accused has immunity from self- incrimination under the 5th amendment to the U.S. Con­ stitution, and the lawyer is bound by ethical and professional obligations not to reveal statements made by the accused in confidence. 2. True. It is up to the lawyer in private practice to decide whether to accept a particular case. However, the Constitution also says the accused has a right to legal counsel. Defen- its who are unable to pay for* f legal representation may have a court appointed lawyer. 3. False. The defense lawyer's responsibility is to be an advocate for the accused, doing everything within the law to clear the defendant of the charges. It is the responsibility of the prosecution to prove the defendant to be guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. It is up to the court - the judge or the jury - to determine guilt on the basis of the evidence presented by the prosecution and0the defense. 4. False. The attorney's responsibility is to advise the client about the various decisions that must be made, such as whether to plead guilty or not guilty. The lawyer should make sure the client fully understands the consequences of such decisions, but it is the client who must decide and bear the consequences. The Illinois State Bar association says the goal of insuring justice in our society demands that defendants be represented by competent legal counsel who vigorously fulfill their duties to their clients. National 4-H Week is October 2-8. 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Few people ever experience the thrill of piloting a multi-jet engine aircraft. McHenry West "campus students, however, will be given the opportunity when the Air Force Thrill of Flight van exhibit visits the school Oct. 4. Featuring a real jet cockpit, the exhibit combines film and sound to create the setting of a 600 miles per hour flight at an altitude of 200 feet. Students in the cockpit will view segments of low level, roller coaster footage over mountains and valleys. Besides the cockpit, a multimedia theater is included in the exhibit. The theater is used to give a film and slide presentation showing aspects of Air Force life. Sponsored by Sgt. Gary Roberts. Brink street, Crystal Lake, in cooperation with the U.S. Air Force, the exhibit will be on display from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Air Force personnel will be at the display site to help students during their simulated flight and to answer the student's questions. 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