Report of the First[-thirty-first] Annual Meeting of the Virginia State Bar Association, Volume 60Virginia State Bar Association, 1950 - Bar associations |
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... Library . A number of them are available at the University of Virginia Law Library and to a more limited extent they are also available in the other law school libraries and possibly in certain bar association libraries in the State ...
... Library . A number of them are available at the University of Virginia Law Library and to a more limited extent they are also available in the other law school libraries and possibly in certain bar association libraries in the State ...
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... library there . As there are adequate law libraries maintained by the Federal Court at Harrisonburg and by the University of Virginia and Washington and Lee at Charlottesville and Lexington , the Law Library at Staunton renders very ...
... library there . As there are adequate law libraries maintained by the Federal Court at Harrisonburg and by the University of Virginia and Washington and Lee at Charlottesville and Lexington , the Law Library at Staunton renders very ...
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... Library . We therefore feel that a serious effort should be made by the Court and the Bar Association to secure a sub- stantially increased appropriation for the Law Library from the next legislature . As indicated above , it now takes ...
... Library . We therefore feel that a serious effort should be made by the Court and the Bar Association to secure a sub- stantially increased appropriation for the Law Library from the next legislature . As indicated above , it now takes ...
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