Word: legalization
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Thirty members of the Law School have been elected to the Legal Aid Society on the basis of their academic work in 1923-24. All men elected received a high grade in the five examinations in June...
...Legal Aid Bureau gives free legal advice to the poor of Boston and Cambridge. All the men elected will be present at the annual fall meeting of the Bureau at Phillips Brooks House tomorrow at 2 o'clock...
British Fleet. In the manner of parlance, Sir Cecil Hurst, legal ad- viser to the Foreign Office, "dropped a naval bomb" into the Assembly, when he declared that Great Britain would accept the principle of compulsory arbitration provided that she were not brought into Court because of some act of her Navy performed in attempting to maintain or restore peace. His speech mightily pleased the French, who subsequently agreed unconditionally to the principle of arbitration in international disputes...
...person fails to conform to the standards of society and gives the minimum amount of cooperation, as required by the criminal law, the community for its own protection, must impose the prescribed penalties, if such a nonconformist has the mentality to understand what Society expects of him. Definitions of legal insanity are designed to state the lack of mental capacity which one must display before not being held fully responsible for criminal behavior. What is the social value of mental tests, applied after the commission of a crime, which show a person
...Legal maximum working week of 44 hours to be made applicable to all trades...