Word: hvd
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Fourth Quarter: Harvard's offense never got the ball in Penn territory while the Harvard defense stopped Penn drives of 5, 9 and 17 plays, two on fourth-down attempts, the third on second-and-goal as time ran out. TEAM STATISTICS Hvd. Penn First Downs 10 25 Rushing: Att.-Yds. 38-151 78-319 Passing Yds. 96 73 Plays 55 92 Total offense 235 392 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 2-1 Penalties-Yds. 3-21 5-60 Punts...
...final interesting statistic is the location of HVD's District Court appearances. Between April 1, 1970, and March 31, 1971, HVD members appeared on behalf of 176 clients in 38 District courts. Of those appearances 36 were in East Cambridge, 21 in Roxbury, 12 in Dorchester, 11 in Boston Juvenile District Court, and 10 each in Chelsea and Malden...
...WORK required of HVD members is rarely exciting and often monotonous, but next year's officers expressed general satisfaction with the organization's policy. "You always wonder whether it's worth working your tail off whereas in most cases you'll only cut a guy down from a six-month suspended sentence to a three-month suspended sentence," says Katz. "It's surprising how we always tell them we're students, not attorneys, but maybe it's the name of Harvard and they think we're good, or they've gotten inadequate representation in the past. I've never known...
Norman L. Wilky, a 2L who is the 1971-72 Vice President of Operations; admits that "HVD probably turns off as many people as it turns on about going into criminal law." "But we try hard to take the more interesting cases that have some pedagogical value, and the personal skills you pick up last forever," he says. To Gary L. Stone, also a 2L and the new Assistant Vice President of Operations, HVD is "a very together organization." When asked what he enjoyed most about his work for HVD, Stone commented, "There's an ego-satisfaction in defending...
...Professor Hall, HVD's advisor since its birth in 1949 (who will be leaving it at the end of this year), there is no paradox between HVD's activities and Harvard Law School's staid reputation as a training ground for future corporate lawyers. "Where do you think Ralph Nader went to school?" asked Hall...