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Vista: October 14, 1976 [Incomplete], University Of San Diego

USD Vista (1965-)

No abstract provided.

Woolsack 1976 Volume 16 Number 4, University Of San Diego School Of Law Student Bar Association

Newspaper, The Woolsack (1963-1987)

Table of Contents:

Moot Court Competition Results

Dig Deep, Students, Dig Deep: Dean Ducks Discussion

Ben Spills Beans by Jacki Garner

Guest Editorial: Let Them Eat Cake by Bob Coffin

Letters to the Editor

From the Editor

Calendar

A Faculty Monolog: The Petitions Committee

Woolsack 1976 Volume 16 Number 3, University Of San Diego School Of Law Student Bar Association

Newspaper, The Woolsack (1963-1987)

Table of Contents:

An Editorial: Charity Begins At Home

Poll Jive – Again This Year by Kathryn Raffee

I’ll Stand On My Head To Be Your Attorney

Which Way Did They Go by Steve Laudig

From The Editor: One You Can Count On When the Going Gets Rough

Calendar

Letters to the Editor

Election Results

Discrimination: Check Points by Maria Teresa Arroyo

What is Art? By Mary Dutton Boehm

Ante Mortem Probate by Andrew M. Adler

Executive Order Threatens Immigrants

Health Services

Appellate Moot Court Board

Usd School Of Law Appointments, Office Of Public Information

News Releases (1968-2004)

No abstract provided.

Woolsack 1976 Volume 16 Number 2, University Of San Diego School Of Law Student Bar Association

Newspaper, The Woolsack (1963-1987)

Table of Contents:

Clinic Program Stats Seventh Year

Financial Aid: Go Tell Aunt Rosie the Golden Goose is Dead by Kathryn Raffee

Lawyer and Law Student Relief Act of 1976

From the Editor

First Award by J. Bernard Mouse

Why Did They Say That?

Everybody Get Together by Chris Bologna

September Calendar

Is It Ethical? How Do You Know? By Steve Laudig

Wise Words of Wang

Wayne – State “Woody” Comes West by Jacki Garner

Woolsack 1976 Volume 16 Number 1, University Of San Diego School Of Law Student Bar Association

Newspaper, The Woolsack (1963-1987)

Table of Contents:

SBA Elections September 14 and 15

How to Buy Law Books

SBA Picnic: Splendor on the Grass

From the Editor: Great Expectations? by Vernon Tweedie

Guest Editorial: The Heart of the Law Is the Heart of the Lawyer by Curtis J. Berger

What is the Woolsack

“My Fellow Students”

School Activities: Immigration Clinic by Steve Legomsky

Phi – Delta – Phi

Van Camp Scholarship

Moot Court

College of Advocacy

Women – In – Law

Women’s Legal Center

Law Spouses

How To: …Survive …Study …Enjoy San Diego – Sun, Fun and Law School …Live Through Night School

Decriminalization Of The Convicted: A Plea For More Effective Representation, Rondney R. Jones

San Diego Law Review

The purpose of this Article is to acquaint the practitioner and general legal community with the means available to an attorney in providing complete and on-going representation to his convicted client. Although the post-conviction revolution has seen the adjudication of grave issues of the highest constitutional order, many times in the context of a class action, the need for effective presentation of the individual client is pressing. Additionally, there is an important role for counsel to fill as the client exits the correctional system and re-enters society. The focus will be upon two of the most common client needs: modification …

Faculty Newsnotes 1976 No. 68, Office Of The Provost

Faculty Newsnotes (1972-2010)

No abstract provided.

Southern Cross 1975, Volume 63 No. 49, Diocese Of San Diego, California

The Southern Cross Newspaper

Official publication of the San Diego Diocese since 1937.

Women's Legal Center Receives Grants, Office Of Public Information

News Releases (1968-2004)

No abstract provided.

A Proposed Solution To The Problem Of The Undocumented Mexican Alien Worker, Gary H. Manulkin, B. Robert Maghame

San Diego Law Review

The major failure of present laws dealing with the immigration regulations is in the area of labor importation, certification and control. Over 90 percent of all problems facing the Immigration and Naturalization Service emanate from illegal-entrant alien workers. The purpose of this Article is to illustrate failures of the present laws, consider proposed remedies, and offer an alternative route for alleviation of the problem. The authors' proposal is directed toward further economic research, sociological studies and comprehensive political analyses to propose a legislative package which would completely supplant the present Act.

Woolsack 1975 Volume 12 Number 7, University Of San Diego School Of Law Student Bar Association

Newspaper, The Woolsack (1963-1987)

Table of Contents:

Senator Sam Speaks

USD Opposes Hasting Here

Judge Fights Speeding Ticket by Craig Weinerman

Prof. Brock Retires by Vernon Tweedie

From the Editor: Atomic Waste Bomb

Letters to the Editor

Readmission Praised by Ellen R. Michaels

Death for Rape Victim? by Nanci Clinch

Law, the Slow-Poke Profession by Armand Hyatt

A Voice form the Crowd by Phil Burkhardt

Wohlmuth Interviewed: Part II by Tomas Key

Musicals, Money-Games. Food, and Sex

The Watt Trial: Early Life in Nevada County California by Emily Jenkins Clinch

Out of the Rat Race and into the Chips by Ernie Adler

Trivia Quiz …

Is The Bar Meeting Its Ethical Responsibilities?, John V. Tunney

San Diego Law Review

Our society depends to a large extent on lawyers to assure all citizens the protection and advantages of the law. The legal profession itself ? through its largest national organization, the American Bar Association, and through most state bars which adopt or enforce disciplinary rules for lawyers ? has chosen, in the canons quoted above, to impose on itself the ethical responsibility of making competent legal services available to all those who need them. Society has accepted the profession's position, and has subjected the ethical conduct of lawyers to little government interference or supervision.

Teaching Professional Ethics, Tom C. Clark

San Diego Law Review

Unless the bar is uniformly imbued with that spirit of honesty and decency and unless it is inspired to insist upon the exercise of the highest ideals in the day-to-day practice of law, then no disciplinary system can be effective and no code of professional conduct will be anything more than a hypocritical farce. How can such an ethical renaissance take place? That, to be sure, is the question and to my mind there is but one possible answer. It must begin in the law schools of this country and spread from there — through continuing legal education programs and …

Watergate And The Law Schools, Donald T. Weckstein

San Diego Law Review

The misdeeds of the Watergate lawyers involve more than image tarnishing. A large number of the showcase successes for the profession have acted unethically, dishonestly, corruptly and criminally. But out of the debris of these fallen idols an opportunity for professional reform, more favorable than perhaps at any other time in our history, has arisen.

One Man's Perspective On Ethics And The Legal Profession, William Pincus

San Diego Law Review

The present system of educating and qualifying lawyers is questionable on ethical grounds because it holds out that it is preparing lawyers to serve clients when it does not do so. Limited to classroom and library in law school and to written exercises on Bar examinations, our educational and qualification process ignores the necessary transition from learning theory and doctrine to putting these into practice with a client. The present systems leaves untouched the largest part of the professional development of the lawyer, satisfied as it is with achievement in intellectual analysis and unconcerned as it has been with professional …

Canon 2 - The Bright And Dark Face Of The Legal Profession, Alex Elson

San Diego Law Review

The focus of this Article is on the disciplinary rules which, though intended to implement Canon 2, in fact foreclose lawyers from ethically participating in plans designed to extend legal services to many Americans who otherwise would go without a lawyer.

Ethical Problems In Connection With The Delivery Of Legal Services, Walter P. Armstrong Jr.

San Diego Law Review

When the Code of Professional Responsibility was presented to the House of Delegates of the American Bar Association at its 1969 annual meeting by the Special Committee on the Evaluation of Ethical Standards, the only exception taken to any of its provisions was to that dealing with cooperation by a lawyer with an organization engaged in facilitating the delivery of legal services to the public. The Code, as drafted by the Committee, and as ultimately adopted at that time by the House of Delegates, provides that "a lawyer shall not knowingly assist a person or organization that recommends, furnishes or …

Usd Issues Law School Statement, Office Of Public Information

News Releases (1968-2004)

No abstract provided.

Woolsack 1975 Volume 12 Number 6, University Of San Diego School Of Law Student Bar Association

Newspaper, The Woolsack (1963-1987)

Table of Contents:

89 percent Pass Bar

Senator Ervin at USD

Evening Division

From The Editor: Free Lunch

The Bar Exam: A Dissent by Jonathan Sinnreich

Letters to the Editor

Fiscal Crisis by Bill Blum

Moot Courting

Law Review by Jack Hodges Editor-in-Chief

Wohlmuth Interviewed: Part I by Tomas Key

Fear of Flying

USD Crashes Cal. Western: 37-12 by Bill Hobman

An American Metaphor by Ed Danelski

The Law of The Bird by Paul M. Longo

Moot Court … Criminal

Outstanding Paris Faculty

People Outlines

De Minimis by Diane Ward

Poetry Corner

Bulletin Of The University Of San Diego School Of Law 1975-1977, University Of San Diego. School Of Law

School of Law Course Catalogs (1954-2013)

42 pages : illustrations, photographs ; 23 cm

University Of San Diego Law School Establishes Board Of Visitors, Office Of Public Information

News Releases (1968-2004)

No abstract provided.

Vista: December 10, 1974, University Of San Diego

USD Vista (1965-)

No abstract provided.

Ethical Obligations Of The Attorney Under Rule 23--Abuses And Reforms, Brian G. Rix

San Diego Law Review

This Comment will examine the ethical problems which have arisen as a result of the maintenance of class actions under Federal Rule 23, and will discuss the effect of a breach of ethics by the attorney on the members of the class. The specific problems to be considered are those of claim solicitation, attorney's fees, problems involved in the dismissal or compromise of class actions, and some of the ethical questions involved in adequate representation of the class.

Woolsack 1974 Volume 12 Number 5, University Of San Diego School Of Law Student Bar Association

Newspaper, The Woolsack (1963-1987)

Table of Contents:

Corrections Symposium by D. Stack

Immigration Clinic

Brown Room Dedicated

Another Opening, Another Show by Bill Holzman

From the Editor: My Three Years

Letters to the Editor

Election Fraud Uncovered by J. Bernard Mouse

“Why Are You Here?”

Attorney Client

Moot Courting by Thomas Key

Wink for Evidence: Edward Imwinkelried by Michael Popkins

Burn At Your Own Pace by Dick Stack

Duin Good by Andrea Ponticiello

Sandoval at San Diego by Dennis Livingston

Financy Pantsy lncopulated

Non – Negotiable You by Fred Rodell

Alumni News editor: Jim Goodwin

Alumni Picnic

Alumni Involvement Sought

Who’s doing what … …

Woolsack 1974 Volume 12 Number 4, University Of San Diego School Of Law Student Bar Association

Newspaper, The Woolsack (1963-1987)

Table of Contents:

They're Off and Running

ELS vs. GSA

Learn by Doing

From the Editor: Poverty Is a Virus by J.B. Mouse

Dicta Centerfold by Vernon Tweedie & Nancy Clinch

Letters to the Editor

Law Placement Blues

If I Tell 'em the Truth by Ed Danelski

Paris a Pleasure by Mary Boehm, J.K. Meenan and Mark Schultenover

Tom Bowden: A Change of Pace

Winnebago Justice by Tom Dietsch

USD Grad Returns

First Year Orientation Picnic

Can You Spot The Food Stamp Recipient?

Woolsack 1974 Volume 12 Number 3, University Of San Diego School Of Law Student Bar Association

Newspaper, The Woolsack (1963-1987)

Table of Contents:

Issue Dedicated to Warren and Webb

From The Dean’s Desk

Jim Webb, 1942-1974 by Ann Higginbotham

From the Editor

Letters to the Editor

"There but for fortune” by Ed Danelski

Lawyers To The Moon by Tom Dietsch and Stanley Ogelthorpe

Woolsack Staff Expands by Dick Stack

After the Bullfights…

SBA. President's Report by Bill Franz

The Pros vs. The Amateurs by Jerry Berger

Alumni News

J. Bernard Mouse

New Course At USD by Tom Dietsch - inspired by Vicki Rotterman

USD at UN Conference

Cal Western Building Condemned by Bob Eisenberg

De Minimis by Diane Ward

Clepr Grants $30,000 To Usd's Legal Clinic Program, Office Of Public Information

News Releases (1968-2004)

No abstract provided.

Faculty Newsnotes 1974 No. 36, Office Of The Provost

Faculty Newsnotes (1972-2010)

No abstract provided.

Woolsack 1974 Volume 12 Number 1, University Of San Diego School Of Law Student Bar Association

Newspaper, The Woolsack (1963-1987)

Table of Contents:

USD Sweeps Moot Court

LSD in San Diego by Rick Annis

New Clinic Program Outlined

SBA Officers Installed

From the Editor

Christmas-Chanukah Party Frolics by Don Hildre

Letters to the Editor

Outgoing SBA President’s Report

De Minimis by Diane Ward