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Address Of Jess Hawley Delivered Before The Washington State Bar At Walla Walla, June 21, 1930, Jess Hawley
Address Of Jess Hawley Delivered Before The Washington State Bar At Walla Walla, June 21, 1930, Jess Hawley
Washington Law Review
In view of the interest of the attorneys of Washington in an involuntary integral State Bar Organization, it may be of interest to recite the history of the Idaho Act. In 1921 the lawyers of Idaho came definitelv to the conclusion that a voluntary Bar Association had been, then was and would always be a shabbv, even though a genteel sort of failure. The next move was to find another type of organization, and casting about they came across the model self-governing Bar Act reported by Judge Goodwin's committee to the American Bar Association after many years of study This, …
President's Address, Edward W. Allen
President's Address, Edward W. Allen
Washington Law Review
This address should not be compared with the masterpieces of diction and erudition which have preceded it, but should rather be considered in the prosaic nature of a report. Attention is called to the fact that between annual meetings your affairs are conducted by a president, a secretary, and an executive committee consisting.of these officers and five vice-presidents representing the five congressional districts into which the state is divided, also an executive secretary, besides various committees.
Bench And Bar, Anon
Bench And Bar, Anon
Washington Law Review
President's Message; Proceedings; Report of the Obituary Committee of the State Bar Association of Washington, June 18, 1930
Bench And Bar, Anon
Bench And Bar, Anon
Washington Law Review
Washington State Bar Association annual meeting in Walla Walla; Judicial Council; Summary of Committee Reports Filed with Executive Committee of the State Bar Association and to Be Considered at the Annual Convention at Walla Walla
Bench And Bar, Anon
Bench And Bar, Anon
Washington Law Review
Annual Washington State Bar Association meeting in Walla Walla; expert testimony
Bench And Bar, Anon
Bench And Bar, Anon
Washington Law Review
Washington State Bar Association; officers and committee appointments for 1929-30
Bench And Bar, Edward W. Allen
Bench And Bar, Edward W. Allen
Washington Law Review
Adoption of the Washington Law Review as the official organ of the Washington State Bar Association; proceedings of the 40th annual convention of the Washington State Bar Association; report of the Committee on "School Instruction in Civics;" report of the Obituary Committee of the State Bar Association
A Program Of Growth For Our Bar Association, B. H. Kizer
A Program Of Growth For Our Bar Association, B. H. Kizer
Washington Law Review
Our Washington State Bar Association has now been in existence for forty years. When I look back on the forty annual meetings of this Association, each with its inevitable presidential address, I am all but overwhelmed at the wisdom and the learning that have preceded me. It is well that the science of jurisprudence and the administration of justice should engage our attention from time to time, and I am glad that my predecessors so uniformly kept their addresses to such high themes. However, while we are officers of courts of justice, and engaged as students of jurisprudence, we are …
Bench And Bar, Anon
Bench And Bar, Anon
Washington Law Review
Program of the annual convention of the Washington State Bar Association
Bench And Bar, Judson F. Falknor
Bench And Bar, Glenn J. Fairbrook
Bench And Bar, Glenn J. Fairbrook
The Semi-Centennial Meeting Of The American Bar Association In Seattle, Silas H. Strawn
The Semi-Centennial Meeting Of The American Bar Association In Seattle, Silas H. Strawn
Washington Law Review
The American Bar Association is a voluntary association, organized at Saratoga, New York, in 1878. The object of the Association, as defined by its Constitution, is "to advance the science of jurisprudence, promote the administration of justice and uniformity of legislation and of judicial decision throughout the Nation, uphold the honor of the profession of the law, and encourage cordial intercourse among the members of the American Bar." The Association has at present about 28,000 members, residing throughout all of the United States proper and in Hawaii, China, Porto Rico and the Philippine Islands.
The American Law Institute, Emmett N. Parker
The American Law Institute, Emmett N. Parker
Washington Law Review
At the 1914 meeting of the Association of American Law Schools held at Chicago, some papers were read and discussion had evidencing a conviction on the part of those present that the volume, complexity and uncertainty of the unwritten or common law in the United States had become such that there should be set on foot a movement looking to the establishment of some permanent organization having for its object the clarification of our unwritten or common law by way of restatement in a simplified, direct and orderly form. The World War checked the progress of this movement, though it …
The American Bar Association: Its Organization, History And Achievements, W. Thomas Kemp, Joseph R. Taylor
The American Bar Association: Its Organization, History And Achievements, W. Thomas Kemp, Joseph R. Taylor
Washington Law Review
The American Bar Association holds its fifty-first annual meeting in Seattle, Washington, July 25, 26, 27, 1928. This is the Semi-Centennial meeting of the Association and special preparations are being made to make the occasion notable, and it is therefore appropriate that the whole bar of Washington who have so courteously invited the National Association to Seattle this year, should know something about the organization, history and achievements of the largest and one of the oldest organizations of lawyers in the world. A considerable portion of the bar of Washington are already members of the National Association, and to them …
Bench And Bar, Anon
Bench And Bar, Anon
Washington Law Review
With this number the Law Review establishes a new department which will be devoted to the activities of the members of the bench and bar. This will include not only items of large importance such as the work of the State Bar Association, but also items concerning the work of other agencies composed largely of lawyers, e.g., the local bar associations, Prosecuting Attorneys Association, Superior Judges Association, Judicial Council, and similar bodies. It is proposed that there shall appear in this department from time to time legal news of general interest to the bar and comments on such new methods …