THE FEDERAL BAR: A DECENTRALIZED SYSTEM OF ADMISSION AND DISBARMENT

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Published in:American Bar Association Journal 1934-12, Vol.20 (12), p.762-766
Main Author: Waterman, J. S.
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Attorneys
Congressional districts
Disbarment
Educational standards
Federal circuit courts
Federal courts
Federal district courts
Judicial powers
Judicial system
Legal education
Legal profession
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Congressional districts
Disbarment
Educational standards
Federal circuit courts
Federal courts
Federal district courts
Judicial powers
Judicial system
Legal education
Legal profession
title THE FEDERAL BAR: A DECENTRALIZED SYSTEM OF ADMISSION AND DISBARMENT
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