Error Links Wrong
Man to Dope Ruling

SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)
Officials of the Califor-
nia State Supreme Court
said Friday that a digest
of a court decision erro-
neously linked Edward
Krivda with a Los Angeles
case involving possession
of marijuana.

A ruling by the court
last Monday extended the
householder's privacy to
his own trash can while at
the curb awaiting pickup.

A digest of the ruling
prepared by an officer of
the court and released to
news media said the case

involved Judy and Ed-
ward Krivda. The linking
of Edward Krivda to the
case was in error.

Study of the full ruling
by the court shows that
the defendants in the ac-
tion were Judy Krivda,
identified as the wife of
Edward Krivda, and Rog-
er T. Minor.

The action against the
pair was based on evi-
dence which police took
from their trash can in

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Sat., July 17, 1971—Part I

front of the house adjacent
to the sidewalk.

A United Press Interna-
tional account of the court
ruling, based on the digest
supplied by the State Su-
preme Court, erroneously
linked Edward Krivda
with the charge of posses-
sion of marijuana. He was
not a defendant. UPI re-
grets the error.

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