Word: legalization
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...offices of the Secretary of the Law School, the Law Review, the Board of Student Advisors, and the Legal Aid Society were transferred at the beginning of this week to the Gannett House. The Secretary and the Advisors were formerly situated in Langdell Hall while Austin Hall housed the Review and the Legal Aid Society...
...long period or cost him a lot of money in fines. A Monarchist, however, may attack a Republican with impunity or, at worst, get a few days' sentence with the option of a small fine. The reason for this state of affairs is that most of the legal luminaries are Monarchists, who held most of the good jobs in the Kaisers' days- a fact which explains the intellectual superiority of the Monarchist over the antiMonarchist Parties. Recently, Republican Judge Kroner, referring to the Ebert libel suit (TIME, Jan. 5), said a ruling of Monarchist Judge Bewersdorff was "malignant...
Should such a step be deemed desirable, any legal action that may be necessary to that end will be more readily obtainable if the favorable attitude thereto of contributors has been registered. Therefore, in making my pledge of $500,000 to this great enterprise, I am venturing to add this clause...
...clause which you add to your gift makes no condition as to its acceptance and imposes no obligation, legal or moral, upon the Trustees of the Cathedral to take any action...
...applicant joins the New York Stock Exchange, he must agree to submit to such penalties for discipline as its authorities may impose, even to the point of expulsion from membership. Just as a private club is not compelled to tolerate the presence of an objectionable member because of legal restraint, so the Exchange, which is a voluntary association, is equally free. Last year, the Exchange authorities called Nathan J. Miller,* senior partner of the Stock Exchange house of Miller& Co., on the carpet. His firm was found guilty of "washing stock,"-i.e., making fictitious sales without real change of ownership...