Report of the First[-thirty-first] Annual Meeting of the Virginia State Bar Association, Volume 63 |
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At this meeting we would like to surpass the all - time record of attendance and the only record we have is in the registration book , and I hope each of you will register , for President Parker wants to beat the record of 403 at any ...
At this meeting we would like to surpass the all - time record of attendance and the only record we have is in the registration book , and I hope each of you will register , for President Parker wants to beat the record of 403 at any ...
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As finally enacted , the Appropriations Bill for the biennium commencing July 1 , 1952 , included increases of $ 1,000 per year for judges of trial courts of record and also included increases of $ 2,000 per year for the Chief Justice ...
As finally enacted , the Appropriations Bill for the biennium commencing July 1 , 1952 , included increases of $ 1,000 per year for judges of trial courts of record and also included increases of $ 2,000 per year for the Chief Justice ...
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The great majority of these " non - judicial functions " now vested in our courts of record are placed there by constitutional provisions . Consequently , any change would require the drafting and approval of constitutional amendments .
The great majority of these " non - judicial functions " now vested in our courts of record are placed there by constitutional provisions . Consequently , any change would require the drafting and approval of constitutional amendments .
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