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Report Of The Dean Of The School Of Law For The Year 1967-1968, Charles O. Galvin

[Annual] Report of the Dean of the School of Law, 1954-1983

• During the year the faculty recommended to the Board of Trustees the conferring of the Juris Doctor degree in place of the Bachelor of Laws degree. This action was approved by the Board and, upon recommendation of the faculty, was made retroactive in the case of all of the alumni of the School of Law who, at the time they received their Bachelor of Laws degree, also held an undergraduate degree.
• The construction of the new law library was begun about June 1, 1968, with scheduled completion in the summer of 1970.
• A commitment of Mr. and Mrs. George M. …

International Problems Of Air Traffic Control And Possible Solutions, C. Bosseler

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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The Brief (The Spring 1967 Alumni Magazine), Southern Methodist University, School Of Law

The Brief (Law Alumni Magazine), 1965-2002

• Class of '69: Largest Day Division Group Brings Varied Backgrounds
• Clerkships Favored by Law Graduates
• SMU Law School to Have Order of the Coif
• Dallas Legal Services Needs More Volunteer Help
• Family Code Project Produces Two Bills
• Grant Approved for New Library

Book Reviews And Notes, Richard L. Falk, Saul Mendlowitz

The International Lawyer

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Report Of The Dean Of The School Of Law For The Year 1966-1967, Charles O. Galvin

[Annual] Report of the Dean of the School of Law, 1954-1983

• New offerings included a seminar in Criminal Trial Advocacy and Practice, offered by Professor Bolton in the summer of 1966, a seminar in the Legal Problems of the Urban Society offered by Professor Baernstein, and a seminar in Labor Problems offered by Professor Morris in the spring of 1967.
• In order to intensify the efforts at precision in writing on the Southwestern Law Journal, a seminar was offered by Professor Charmatz for the entire year for law journal editors and staff in which case notes and comments were thoroughly reviewed and criticized before publication.
• Plans and specifications for the remodeling …

Book Review: Lawyers And Their Work, Charles O. Gavin

SMU Law Review

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Recent Decisions

SMU Law Review

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Some Anxieties Of Legal Education, Joseph T. Sneed

SMU Law Review

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The Brief (The Fall 1966 Alumni Magazine), Southern Methodist University, School Of Law

The Brief (Law Alumni Magazine), 1965-2002

• Professor Ray Feted During Oriental Tour
• New Challenge to Old Profession: Rules for a Revolutionary World (Address given by Charles O. Galvin at the fall Convocation)

The Brief (The July 1966 Alumni Magazine), Southern Methodist University, School Of Law

The Brief (Law Alumni Magazine), 1965-2002

• Federalizing Role of U.S. Courts Discussed
• Law School Remodeling Under Way in Preparation for More Students
• Interdisciplinary Seminar Confronts Moral Issues
• School of Law, Dallas Bar Groups to Expand Legal Services to Poor
• McKnight Heads Family Code Project

The Brief (The April 1966 Alumni Magazine), Southern Methodist University, School Of Law

The Brief (Law Alumni Magazine), 1965-2002

• School of Law is Host to Justices
• Board of Visitors Assesses School
• Evening Division to be Phased Out
• Rep. Albert Speaks at Legal Dinner
• Dr. Ray Will Teach in Seoul University
• Bolton is Named Legal Aid Director

1966 Southern Methodist University School Of Law Yearbook, Southern Methodist University

Yearbooks, 1966-1984 (Complete)

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Report Of The Dean Of The School Of Law For The Year 1965-1966, Charles O. Galvin

[Annual] Report of the Dean of the School of Law, 1954-1983

• In April, 1966, an application was filed with the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare under the Higher Educational Facilities Act of 1963 for a grant of approximately $1,200,000 and a loan of approximately $1,500,000, being three-quarters of the $3,600,000 estimated cost of remodeling Florence Hall (classroom building) and the construction of a new library.
• A Law School newssheet, The Brief of the School of Law, Southern Methodist University, was initiated in the fall to provide news items on the School, and a Law School Yearbook was undertaken for the first time.
• In cooperation with the entire University, the Law …

The 1965 General Arbitration Statute Of Texas, Paul Carrington

SMU Law Review

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Aspects Of The Administration Of Criminal Justice Under The Law Of South Africa: Notes And Comparisons By An American Observer, George W. Pugh

SMU Law Review

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Sanctions Available To Parties In Texas Discovery Procedures, Alex H. Mcglinchey

SMU Law Review

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Proposed Changes In Administrative Law, Edward V. Long

SMU Law Review

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Selection Of A Trustee; Tax And Other Considerations, Alan R. Bromberg, E.B. Fortson

SMU Law Review

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Sharing Arrangements - A Warning, John B. Esch

SMU Law Review

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Report Of The Dean Of The School Of Law For The Year 1964-1965, Charles O. Galvin

[Annual] Report of the Dean of the School of Law, 1954-1983

• The summer residence is now optional.
• The library continues to rank among the largest private law school libraries in the country.
• The most pressing need is a library building. Preliminary drawings have been authorized for presentation to the University's building commission and consulting architects. This will become a major project for the immediate future.
• The annual reception for alumni following the football game on the Homecoming Weekend is becoming a significant tradition.
• The Law School was one of twenty institutions selected by the National Council on Legal Clinics to receive a $42,000 grant over a three year period to extend …

Report Of The Dean Of The School Of Law For The Year 1963-1964, Charles O. Galvin

[Annual] Report of the Dean of the School of Law, 1954-1983

• The Law Library now has 121,000 volumes and places nineteenth in library rank after Harvard, Yale, Columbia, Michigan, Minnesota, Northwestern, Ohio State, N.Y.U., Chicago, California (Berkeley), Indiana, Pennsylvania, Cornell, U.C.L.A., Iowa, Texas, Georgetown and Duke.
• The library has acquired some significant collections: the Carlton Fox Collection of the complete legislative history of the federal revenue acts, a collection of works on Roman law, and various early volumes on English law.
• The tuition cost for the year 1963-1964 was $400 per semester. This amount was increased to $500 per semester effective as of the beginning of the 1964-1965 session.
• A course …

Problems In Expedition And Disposition Of Large Administrative Proceedings At The Civil Aeronautics Board, Edward T. Stodola

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Inter Alia

SMU Law Review

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Inter Alia

SMU Law Review

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Legal Center News, Vol. 2, No. 4, Southwestern Legal Foundation, Smu School Of Law

Legal Center News, 1958-1960

• New Fraternity: Phi Delta Phi's Get Charter at Convention
• Awards Day Opens School
• Labor Law Institute Unfolds in October
• Law School Adds Foreign Materials to Center Library
• Chairman and Trustee Elected by Foundation
• State Bar Releases Results of Bar Exam
• SMU Law School Legal Aid Clinic Opens New Year
• Two Professors Join SMU Staff
• Foundation Authorizes Additional Memberships

Annual Report Of The Dean Of The School Of Law For The Year For The Year 1958-1959, Robert G. Storey

[Annual] Report of the Dean of the School of Law, 1954-1983

• The course formerly known as Use of Law Books, which was scheduled for the second semester of the first-year, is now called Basic Legal Research.
• A student exchange arrangement was made in the Fall of 19I8 by the Law School with the Faculty of Law of National University of Mexico in Mexico City.
• The Texas Police Chiefs Association voted unanimously to use the Law Enforcement Institute as the training vehicle for the Chiefs Association.
• In September, 1958, the Foundation completed and published a major study on "The Feasibility of an Atomic Energy Compact for the Southern States," which was presented …

Space Law And Metalaw - Jurisdiction Defined, Andrew G. Haley

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

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Operation Of The Texas Securities Act, Tom Reavley, W. Newton Barnes

SMU Law Review

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The Lawyers' Responsibility In The Administration Of Criminal Justice, Loyd Wright

SMU Law Review

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Recent Case Notes, Eddie Smith, William A. Nobles, Lewis T. Sweet Jr., Robert K. Pace

SMU Law Review

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