Word: legalize
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Inquisitor Walsh propounded a question of legal ethics, suggesting that plump, dapper, white-haired Lawyer Martin W. Littleton might well resign as Sinclair's lawyer. At Sinclair's last trial, Lawyer Littleton said that Sinclair was in no wise connected with the Continental Trading Co., a mysterious, short-lived oil-trading company out of whose profits, transformed into Liberty Bonds, the G. O. P. is now known to have received $160,000 from Sinclair for its Harding campaign deficit. Unless Lawyer Littleton lied to the jury, which Inquisitor Walsh felt was unthinkable, Sinclair must have lied...
...lofty precincts of the Lord High Chancellor. Therefore, last week, His Majesty was "advised" by the Baldwin Cabinet to call to the Lord High Chancellorship another "sound lawyer," Attorney General Sir Douglas McGarel Hogg. But Sir Douglas is much more than a sound lawyer with a greater legal earning power than any Britisher except Sir John Simon...
...hundred and sixty-nine delegates from ten New England Colleges will meet at Amherst to discuss the international problems of disarmament and tariffs. Harvard will be represented by Professor Manley O. Hudson and members of the Democratic and Liberal Clubs. Professor Hudson will criticize the Assembly from the legal standpoint...
When the student is settled in his quarters he is ready to start that tremendous task of finding out what the Law School and a legal education is all about, and more particularly in getting a bit of advice on how to keep from being dropped at the end of the first year. To accomplish this ponderous task is the work of three years, but by way of a slight introduction the Law School Society holds a reception for first year men on the opening night of the Law School. That the first year men were even more anxious than...
...addition to the work which the Society carries on independently, it still remains in close contact with its former ward, the Harvard Legal Aid Bureau. It has only been in the past few years that the Law School has supported the Legal Aid Bureau, and then only after the Law School Society had raised it to maturity. S. L. Rosenberry 3L, Secretary...