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Justicia Militar, Max Rheinstein Jan 1943

Justicia Militar, Max Rheinstein

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Desiderata Pertaining To Selected Legal Materials Of Washington, Arthur S. Beardsley Jan 1943

Desiderata Pertaining To Selected Legal Materials Of Washington, Arthur S. Beardsley

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Of particular importance to a law librarian, but not without interest to the lawyer and student alike, are the bibliographical data and desiderata which pertain to the legal publications of their immediate locale. Through such desiderata, facts, which frequently may be quite unknown or which may have been overlooked, are brought to light and preserved for future interpretative research. Oftentimes, the circumstances surrounding these publications may be unknown or may not have attracted attention because of their common character and daily use. Oftentimes, also, the user may have been too close to them to perceive any peculiarities of imprint, pagination …


Code Making In Early Oregon, Arthur S. Beardsley Jan 1943

Code Making In Early Oregon, Arthur S. Beardsley

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This article was originally printed in the Pacific Northwest Quarterly, vol. 27 (Jan. 1936), 3-33. For the purpose of reprinting, the author has revised and expanded it, and in doing so has had the benefit of certain valuable suggestions from Mr. J. Nielson Barry of Portland, Oregon.


Pardoning Power Of The President, Kenneth Craddock Sears Nov 1942

Pardoning Power Of The President, Kenneth Craddock Sears

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The Quest For Law, Max Rheinstein Jan 1942

The Quest For Law, Max Rheinstein

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The Courts And Early Bar Of Washington Territory, Arthur S. Beardsley, Donald A. Mcdonald Jan 1942

The Courts And Early Bar Of Washington Territory, Arthur S. Beardsley, Donald A. Mcdonald

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Territorial justice in Washington had its roots in the judicial system of Oregon Territory, where the need for the administration of law and order was the motivating force which initiated the formation of civil authority The administration of justice, like the civil authority, must expand as the population grows and as the territorial area becomes larger and better organized. Strong men are always needed in the administration of justice; but in the frontier settlement where law and order are often flouted with impunity, even stronger men are needed if the courts are to command the respect which is their due. …


Book Review (Reviewing Richard R. Powell, Cases And Materials On The Law Of Trusts (1932)), George Gleason Bogert Jan 1941

Book Review (Reviewing Richard R. Powell, Cases And Materials On The Law Of Trusts (1932)), George Gleason Bogert

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Early Efforts To Locate The Capital Of Washington Territory, Arthur S. Beardsley Jan 1941

Early Efforts To Locate The Capital Of Washington Territory, Arthur S. Beardsley

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Several political controversies began with the organization of the territorial government of Washington in 1854, grew in intensity with the passage of years, and did not end on the proclamation of statehood in 1889. Among such controversies was the fight for the location of the capital. In fact, contention over the location of the seat of territorial and state government did not cease until the completion of the capitol building in 1927. During the interval of seventy-three years many efforts were made to relocate the capital, and at some time in this period nearly every important city within the present …


Later Attempts To Relocate The Capital Of Washington, Arthur S. Beardsley Jan 1941

Later Attempts To Relocate The Capital Of Washington, Arthur S. Beardsley

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The controversy over the location of the seat of government, which had flared up frequently in Washington Territory during the period 1855-1875, was comparatively dormant in the following decade. With the coming of the railroads, the discovery of gold in the Fraser River country and Idaho, the use of irrigation in central Washington, the growth of the sheep and cattle business, the increase in commerce on the Columbia and Snake rivers, the development of the lumber and fishing industries west of the Cascade Range, the population of all sections of the territory rapidly increased, and Washington Territory was soon to …


Book Review (Reviewing Austin Wakeman Scott, Laws Of Trusts (1939)), George Gleason Bogert Jan 1940

Book Review (Reviewing Austin Wakeman Scott, Laws Of Trusts (1939)), George Gleason Bogert

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Book Review (Reviewing Roscoe T. Steffen, Cases On Commercial And Investment Paper (1939)), Friedrich Kessler Jan 1940

Book Review (Reviewing Roscoe T. Steffen, Cases On Commercial And Investment Paper (1939)), Friedrich Kessler

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Illinois Constitution And The Banking Amendment, Kenneth Craddock Sears Feb 1939

Illinois Constitution And The Banking Amendment, Kenneth Craddock Sears

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Methods Of Wage Policy Ii, Max Rheinstein Jan 1939

Methods Of Wage Policy Ii, Max Rheinstein

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The Codes And Code Makers Of Washington, 1889-1937, Arthur S. Beardsley Jan 1939

The Codes And Code Makers Of Washington, 1889-1937, Arthur S. Beardsley

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Under the provisions of the Organic Act of Washington Territory, Congress had agreed to provide for the publication of the territorial statutes; hence, so long as Congress was willing to assume the cost of the publication of these territorial laws under the guise of a codification of the statutes, but little attention toward the preparation of a compilation, in the form in which this term is generally understood, was likely. The agitation for statutory reform, which consumed no small part of the time of the various territorial legislative sessions, was not motivated by a hope for a code of the …


Bibliography Of Selected Material Relating To The Law Of Community Property, Arthur S. Beardsley Jan 1939

Bibliography Of Selected Material Relating To The Law Of Community Property, Arthur S. Beardsley

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The following bibliography lists the familiar titles on the subject of Community Property but adds items from the periodical literature and annotations together with many unpublished theses contained in the collection of the University of Washington Law Library.


Corporate Reorganization And A Ministry Of Justice, Edward Hirsch Levi Dec 1938

Corporate Reorganization And A Ministry Of Justice, Edward Hirsch Levi

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Book Review (Reviewing Walter Lippmann, The Good Society (1937)), William W. Crosskey Jun 1938

Book Review (Reviewing Walter Lippmann, The Good Society (1937)), William W. Crosskey

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Adolescent Court And Crime Prevention, Ernst W. Puttkammer Jan 1938

Adolescent Court And Crime Prevention, Ernst W. Puttkammer

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Constitutional Revision In Illinois, Kenneth Craddock Sears Jan 1938

Constitutional Revision In Illinois, Kenneth Craddock Sears

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Des Contrats D'Apres Law Recente Codification Privee Faite Aux Etats-Unis, Max Rheinstein Jan 1938

Des Contrats D'Apres Law Recente Codification Privee Faite Aux Etats-Unis, Max Rheinstein

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Federal Intervention Ii: The Procedure, Status And Federal Jurisdictional Requirements, Edward Hirsch Levi, James William Moore Jan 1938

Federal Intervention Ii: The Procedure, Status And Federal Jurisdictional Requirements, Edward Hirsch Levi, James William Moore

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Bankruptcy And Reorganization: A Survey Of Changes, Edward Hirsch Levi, James William Moore Dec 1937

Bankruptcy And Reorganization: A Survey Of Changes, Edward Hirsch Levi, James William Moore

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Compiling The Territorial Codes Of Washington, Arthur S. Beardsley Jan 1937

Compiling The Territorial Codes Of Washington, Arthur S. Beardsley

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The story of the codes of laws which have been used in the Territory of Washington is little known. Little has been said of their influence on the legal history of the territory and state, and less has been recorded concerning those whose legal skill has produced these codifications. Some phases of the historical influences which form the background of the codes Washington Territory, and the important parts played by their makers, have become either lost or shrouded in oblivion. In the not far distant future the stories of other phases of this legal history may pass from the memory …


Future Works Of The Association Of American Law Schools, George Gleason Bogert Dec 1936

Future Works Of The Association Of American Law Schools, George Gleason Bogert

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Proposed Uniform Trustee's Accounting Act, George Gleason Bogert Jun 1936

Proposed Uniform Trustee's Accounting Act, George Gleason Bogert

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Some Aspects Of Payment By Negotiable Instrument: A Comparative Study, Friedrich Kessler, Edward Hirsch Levi, Edwin E. Ferguson Jan 1936

Some Aspects Of Payment By Negotiable Instrument: A Comparative Study, Friedrich Kessler, Edward Hirsch Levi, Edwin E. Ferguson

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Federal Intervention I: The Right To Intervene And Reorganization, Edward Hirsch Levi, James William Moore Jan 1936

Federal Intervention I: The Right To Intervene And Reorganization, Edward Hirsch Levi, James William Moore

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Book Review (Reviewing William Mikell, Cases On Criminal Law And Procedure (1935)), Ernst W. Puttkammer Jan 1935

Book Review (Reviewing William Mikell, Cases On Criminal Law And Procedure (1935)), Ernst W. Puttkammer

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Law Books And Law Publishers, Arthur S. Beardsley Jan 1935

Law Books And Law Publishers, Arthur S. Beardsley

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There are indications that the depression, which has burdened us for the past five years, is slowly receding. In its wake will doubtless follow renewed prosperity with all the blessings of peace and contentment. A freedom from financial worry will replace the present fear, and money will be more plentifully earned and freely expended.

It remains to be seen, however, whether the problems encountered during this economic cycle will be soon forgotten. Will the members of the legal profession and the law libraries return to their former policies of, what has appeared to be, uncontrolled and ill-advised purchasing of the …


Voting On Constitutional Conventions And Amendments, Kenneth Craddock Sears Jun 1934

Voting On Constitutional Conventions And Amendments, Kenneth Craddock Sears

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