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44. Resource Guide To Gallagher Law Library's Washington State Legal History Collect Prepared by Mary Whisner for legal history Seminar, Prof. Walter J. Walsh, and annotated by Lisa Remember to use general library resources. For example http://lib.law.washington.edu/ref/legalhistory.html

Site Search Resource Guide to the Gallagher Law Library's Washington State Legal History Collections Legal Research Guides Updated August 10, 2005. Prepared by Mary Whisner for Legal History Seminar, Prof. Walter J. Walsh, and annotated by Lisa Wagenheim, reference intern, summer 2001. Introduction Washington State Bench and Bar Collection Access to the Washington State Bench and Bar Collection Arthur Beardsley's Histories ... Directions to Gallagher Law Library Introduction The year 2001 marked the centennial of the first graduating class of the University of Washington School of Law . In celebration, the Gallagher Law Library has compiled a list of sources that contain historical information about the Washington legal community and the University of Washington Law School that are available in the Library. Below is an annotated list of those resources. Many of the titles are linked to their corresponding catalog records in MARIAN , the Gallagher Law Library catalog. The catalog records will provide further information about the availability of particular items, and the number of copies held by the Library. The historical collection can be a useful tool for academic and practitioner-focused research as well as a rich set of resources for tracing the careers of family members or colleagues. Washington State Bench and Bar Collection Arthur Beardsley was the head law librarian at the University of Washington School of Law from 1922 to1944. Dr. Beardsley was a lawyer, a librarian, and an historian. In 1939, Arthur Beardsley and Judge Donald A. McDonald began collecting newspaper clippings and photographs of Washington State lawyers and judges in an attempt to compile a history of Washington State's legal community. Dr. Beardsley used the detailed research to write a manuscript about Washington's legal history. The result of this meticulous research was a 42-chapter manuscript called

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46. Illinois Legislative History Sources Guide--Pritzker Legal Research Center To trace the legislative history of an Illinois statute it is necessary to obtain a The Illinois general Assembly website also provides the text of the http://www.law.northwestern.edu/lawlibrary/research/govt/illegis.htm

Pritzker Legal Research Center Research Resources Government Resources > Illinois Legislative History Sources Illinois Legislative History Sources In comparison to federal legislative history documentation, there are far fewer sources to determine legislative intent for Illinois legislation. One good (but dated) source about Illinois legislative research is Wendt, Illinois Legal Research Manual (St. Paul: Butterworth Legal Publishers, 1988) (R,REF KFI 1275. W4 1988). Chapter Six discusses Illinois Legislative History. This chapter originally appeared at 1982 Southern Illinois University Law Journal 601. An additional authoritative resource is the following: Researching Legislative History by Richard C. Edwards, Illinois Legislative Reference Bureau. LEGISLATIVE HISTORY RESEARCH STEPS: Determine the Appropriate Statute To Be Researched To trace the legislative history of an Illinois statute it is necessary to obtain a copy of the statute and determine the particular Illinois public act that was the source for the section that you want to research. Illinois has various statutory compilations such as Illinois Compiled Statutes Annotated (Michie ed.) (S,AA KFI 1230 1993 .A42; S,IL KFI 1230 1993 .A42), (West ed.) (S,IL KFI 1230 1993 .A422) or the

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Book Review Michael Stolleis, The Law under the Swastika: Studies on Legal History in Nazi Germany, Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1998. Pp. xvi + 263. $29.95 paper (ISBN 0-226-77525-9). Michael Stolleis's "The Law under the Swastika" provides the best overview of Nazi law and legal scholarship available in English. It is of particular interest for legal historians for two reasons. First, Stolleis, professor of public law and early modern legal history at Frankfurt University, approaches his difficult subject with both a sophisticated understanding of a wide range of legal norms and institutions and a tireless commitment to the careful and critical analysis of historical sources. Second, Stolleis devotes one of the three chapters in his book to the practice of legal history during and about the Nazi period. (The remaining two chapters are devoted to Nazi "Legal Theory and Practice" and "The Postwar Aftermath.") Stolleis, the author of the leading modern history of German public law (

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location.href = "/lawlink/lpac/ll_lpac.nsf/pages/lpac_index"; History of the Legal Profession Advisory Council The First Report , commissioned by the then Attorney General was the first of a series of reports that reviewed the law and practice regulating the legal profession. The First Report First Report According to the First Report The advantages of such a body, according to the Law Reform Commission, included: (ii) enabling a wider range of community viewpoints to be involved in the regulatory system, albeit only in a reviewing and advisory role, than it is possible to achieve merely by adding public members to the governing bodies; (iii) providing a forum in which non-lawyers would be likely to be less reluctant to express their views and to indicate their uncertainty or lack of knowledge; (iv) providing a valuable source of support, information and views for the public members, especially those chosen by the Council itself. In the second reading speech of the Bill the then Attorney General, The Honourable Terence Sheahan commented on Legal Profession Advisory Council as follows: The Bill proposed that Legal Profession Advisory Council consist of nine members appointed by the Attorney General. Of the nine members, two shall be practising barristers of whom one should be nominated by the Bar Council; three shall be practising solicitors, of whom two should be nominated by the Law Society Council, four shall be appointed to represent the community.

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56. Legal History Of Free Speech At the very least, this history can clarify some of the legal issues that Even some countries that have very few restrictions on speech in general have http://users.telerama.com/~jdehullu/speech/sphist.htm

Legal History Ariadne's Thread is designed to help you work out and defend your own views on the complicated subject of hate speech. The focus is chiefly on racist speech. Some fairly non-controversial history and commentary may serve as an introduction. Even this history, however, will show that what counts as hate speech is unclear, the rationale for protecting it varies, and American courts have been somewhat inconsistent in how they have dealt with the issues over the last 50 years. At the very least, this history can clarify some of the legal issues that must be resolved in order to develop a reasoned position on hate speech. In addition, there are closely related issues in moral and social philosophy that must be considered. If we view the question on a broader scale, we discover that many countries besides the United States have considered the problem of hate speech, and some have adopted laws to restrict it. Even some countries that have very few restrictions on speech in general have adopted legal or constitutional restrictions on hate speech. In other words, many countries regard hate speech as having an especially poisonous effect on social life. In the United States, however, we have tended toward another view that emphasizes the value of unrestricted debate. The First Amendment The Constitution of the United States was drafted in 1787, ratified in 1788, and put into operation in 1789. The 10 amendments constituting the Bill of Rights were adopted in 1791. The first of these restricted the new government's powers with regard to speech and the press:

57. Moritz College Of Law - Center For Interdisciplinary Law And Policy Studies (Ohi The following is a schedule of the Ohio legal history Seminars being held at the Moritz College of Law for A history of the Ohio general Assembly http://moritzlaw.osu.edu/cilps/legal-history.html

Please Note: This site is best viewed in a browser that supports web standards , but it is accessible to any browser or Internet device. Lecture Series Seminar Series Center Workshops Ohio Legal History Seminars ... Contact Information Ohio Legal History Seminars The following is a schedule of the Ohio Legal History Seminars being held at the Moritz College of Law for 2005-2006. These seminars bring scholars from Ohio and around the nation to discuss work that is in progress or about to be published. The seminars are jointly funded by the Moritz College of Law, the Center for Interdisciplinary Law and Policy Studies, the College of Humanities, and the Department of History. They are chaird by Professor David Stebenne (History). All seminars will commence at 12:00 p.m., and will be held in the Faculty Lounge (Moritz College of Law, Drinko Hall, Room 314) with the exception of the seminar on April 21, 2006. This seminar will take place from 12:00 to 1:30 p.m. at the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law in Cleveland, Ohio. Lunch will be provided. Questions? Contact Jenny Pursell, pursell.7@osu.edu

58. Moritz College Of Law - Center For Interdisciplinary Law And Policy Studies (Ohi The fourth Ohio legal history Seminar of the 200506 academic year will be presented by Mr. Gold will speak on A history of the Ohio general Assembly. http://moritzlaw.osu.edu/cilps/legal-history/2005-06/060224-gold.html

Please Note: This site is best viewed in a browser that supports web standards , but it is accessible to any browser or Internet device. Lecture Series Seminar Series Center Workshops Ohio Legal History Seminars ... Contact Information Ohio Legal History Seminars: David Gold "A History of the Ohio General Assembly" February 24, 2006 Attorney Ohio Legislative Service Commission M.A., Ph.D., The Ohio State University J.D., The Ohio State University The fourth Ohio Legal History Seminar of the 2005-06 academic year will be presented by David Gold, attorney at the Ohio Legislative Service Commission. Mr. Gold will speak on "A History of the Ohio General Assembly." As part of Ohio's bicentennial observance the Ohio General Assembly commissioned a legal historian to write a comprehensive history of the Assembly. This book-length project will describes in detail how the Ohio General Assembly matured from a part-time body populated mostly by citizen-amateurs into a full-time, professional one. The book also explores how Ohio politics have evolved over the history of the assembly and what impact political alignments in the state have had on the legislature and its work. Dr. Gold's presentation to the seminar will focus on the modern history of the Assembly. Home CILPS Events Ohio Legal History Seminars Michael E. Moritz College of Law

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