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[Administration of Justice].
Cutting, Charles S. Address on procedural reform by rules of court.; Torrance, Justice. Letter to the Attorney General of the Province of Quebec on the administration of justice.; Hoar, George F. Relation of the American bar to the state.; McClain, Emlin. Evolution of the judicial opinion.; Boston, Charles A. Some practical remedies for existing defects in the administration of justice.; Greene, John E. Some problems for our people.; Riddell, William Renwick. Administration of justice by William Renwick Riddell.; Thayer, Ezra Ripley. Judicial administration. An addresss before the Law Association of Philadelphia, January 25, 1915.; Harley, Herbert. Modern experiment in judicial administration: the Municipal Court of Chicago.; Shelton, Thomas W. (Thomas Wall), 1870-1931. New era of judicial relations.; Canfield, George F. Our judicial system: some criticisms considered and a reform suggested.; Putnam, Harrington. Early administration of equity in this country.; Willis, Hugh Evander, 1875- Our impending law reform.; Clayton, Henry D. Popularizing the administration of justice.; Proskauer, Joseph M. New professional psychology as an essential for law reform.; Ommen, Alfred E. Law's delay. Remarks...at a stated meeting of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York, held on February 9, 1932.; Herlands, William B. Investigator and the reform of law administration.; National Economic League. Preliminary report on efficiency in the administration of justice.
1873
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[Administration of Justice].
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[Place of publication not identified] : [publisher not identified], [1873-1939]
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T ZZ98
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18 pamphlets in 1 volume ; 24 cm
System Control No.
(OCoLC)83109540
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Cutting, Charles S. Address on procedural reform by rules of court.
Torrance, Justice. Letter to the Attorney General of the Province of Quebec on the administration of justice.
Hoar, George F. Relation of the American bar to the state.
McClain, Emlin. Evolution of the judicial opinion.
Boston, Charles A. Some practical remedies for existing defects in the administration of justice.
Greene, John E. Some problems for our people.
Riddell, William Renwick. Administration of justice by William Renwick Riddell.
Thayer, Ezra Ripley. Judicial administration. An addresss before the Law Association of Philadelphia, January 25, 1915.
Harley, Herbert. Modern experiment in judicial administration: the Municipal Court of Chicago.
Shelton, Thomas W. (Thomas Wall), 1870-1931. New era of judicial relations.
Canfield, George F. Our judicial system: some criticisms considered and a reform suggested.
Putnam, Harrington. Early administration of equity in this country.
Willis, Hugh Evander, 1875- Our impending law reform.
Clayton, Henry D. Popularizing the administration of justice.
Proskauer, Joseph M. New professional psychology as an essential for law reform.
Ommen, Alfred E. Law's delay. Remarks...at a stated meeting of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York, held on February 9, 1932.
Herlands, William B. Investigator and the reform of law administration.
National Economic League. Preliminary report on efficiency in the administration of justice.
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Cutting, Charles S. Address on procedural reform by rules of court.
Torrance, Justice. Letter to the Attorney General of the Province of Quebec on the administration of justice.
Hoar, George F. Relation of the American bar to the state.
McClain, Emlin. Evolution of the judicial opinion.
Boston, Charles A. Some practical remedies for existing defects in the administration of justice.
Greene, John E. Some problems for our people.
Riddell, William Renwick. Administration of justice by William Renwick Riddell.
Thayer, Ezra Ripley. Judicial administration. An addresss before the Law Association of Philadelphia, January 25, 1915.
Harley, Herbert. Modern experiment in judicial administration: the Municipal Court of Chicago.
Shelton, Thomas W. (Thomas Wall), 1870-1931. New era of judicial relations.
Canfield, George F. Our judicial system: some criticisms considered and a reform suggested.
Putnam, Harrington. Early administration of equity in this country.
Willis, Hugh Evander, 1875- Our impending law reform.
Clayton, Henry D. Popularizing the administration of justice.
Proskauer, Joseph M. New professional psychology as an essential for law reform.
Ommen, Alfred E. Law's delay. Remarks...at a stated meeting of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York, held on February 9, 1932.
Herlands, William B. Investigator and the reform of law administration.
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National Economic League. Preliminary report on efficiency in the administration of justice.
Address on procedural reform by rules of court / Charles S. Cutting
Letter to the Attorney General of the Province of Quebec on the administration of justice / Justice Torrance
Relation of the American bar to the state / George F. Hoar
Evolution of the judicial opinion / Emlin McClain
Some practical remedies for existing defects in the administration of justice / Charles A. Boston
Some problems for our people / Johen E. Greene
Administration of justice by William Renwick Riddell / William Renwick Riddell
Preliminary report on efficiency in the administration of justice / National Economic League
Judicial administration. An addresss before the Law Association of Philadelphia, January 25, 1915 / Ezra Ripley Thayer
Modern experiment in judicial administration: the Municipal Court of Chicago / Herbert Harley
New era of judicial relations / Thomas W. Shelton
Our judicial system: some criticisms considered and a reform suggested / George F. Canfield
Early administration of equity in this country / Harrington Putnam
Our impending law reform / Hugh Evander Willis
Popularizing the administration of justice / Henry D. Clayton
New professional psychology as an essential for law reform / Joseph M. Proskauer
Law's delay. Remarks...at a stated meeting of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York, held on February 9, 1932 / Alfred E. Ommen
Investigator and the reform of law administration / William B. Herlands