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Steps That Have Been Taken: A Survey Of Past Activities Looking Toward Provision For Free Legal Aid, Lane Summers
Steps That Have Been Taken: A Survey Of Past Activities Looking Toward Provision For Free Legal Aid, Lane Summers
Washington Law Review
Apparently the first recognition of the necessity of organization in free legal aid by the Washington State Bar Association came just before its statutory integration, when a special committee was appointed in February, 1933, to cooperate with the State Relief Commission. The membership of this committee included one attorney from each of the eight largest cities of the state.
Reports Of Committees, William F. Devin, Clifford Newton, O. B. Thorgrimson, Elmer M. Hayden
Reports Of Committees, William F. Devin, Clifford Newton, O. B. Thorgrimson, Elmer M. Hayden
Washington Law Review
Contains reports of the following committees: Annotations to the Restatement of Law, Cooperation with the American Bar Association, Discipline and Disbarment, Federal Legislation, Law Enforcement, Law Examiners, Legal Educaton, Legal Ethics, Legislative, Public Relations, Selection of Judges, and Unauthorized Practice of Law. Also includes the auditor's report.
Supreme Court Changes Rules: Various Rules To Be Collected And Published In Comprehensive Form In Near Future, Anon
Washington Law Review
The Supreme Court, in collaboration with the Judicial Council, has been working on a new edition of its rules to be shortly published in one of the advance sheets and later in a bound volume of Washington Reports. It is contemplated that there shall be published in one advance sheet, the following: (a) Rules of the Supreme Court (revised); (b) Rules of Pleading, Procedure and Practice, including the new rules announced in Washington Decisions for March 9, 1938; (c) Rules relating to admission and disbarment; (d) General rules of the Superior Court.
Revised Program, Washington State Bar Association, Rainier National Park, July 29 And 30, 1938; Two New Governors: The Second And Fourth Congressional Districts Will Select New Board Members In June, Anon
Washington Law Review
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