In 1971, Mr. Graff established the first California office of the Environmental Defense Fund in Berkeley, near the law library of the University of California campus.
By D. Sand and John McCarten The New Yorker, December 17 , 1955P. 28 The Law Library of Columbia University advised a young lady that she hadn't returned a book she borrowed & that she should pay them $5 for it.
The copy held by Lincoln Cathedral was exhibited in the Law Library of Congress in Washington, D.C., from November 2014 until January 2015.
In the cramped law library on the top floor of Kings County Family Court, the day begins with frilly dresses, wide grins and cheers of congratulations.
Anthony E. Malkin, president of W & H, said the statue was moved to improve traffic flow and installed in the building's law library off the lobby "in respect of a president who was himself a lawyer, and as a more befitting spot in our building for a noted work of art".
I knew lots of people who went home after a day of classes and cried about how miserable they were over being surrounded by division and hate, before they headed to the law library for an evening of bitter studying.
James Kempner flops down in a chair in his company's law library, a look of weary resignation on his face.
Born January 4 , 1913in Mt. Vernon, NY, Richard Poate Stebbins was the son of Howard L. Stebbins, long-time librarian of Boston's Social Law Library, and Lucy Poate Stebbins, author of novels and biographical works, who was herself awarded a Guggenheim fellowship in 1944.
In a fierce dissent, Francis Murphy argued that the reversal was absurd: "Knowledge of a comprehensive law library is unnecessary for officers of the law to know that the right to murder individuals in the course of their duties is unrecognized in this nation".
When I called Corriell, who is 28, at the law library at the University of Richmond, where she works, she explained her feelings to me this way: "I am a strong believer in women's education, and I think the colleges are a dying breed that need protection.
He managed the faculty, gave talks at law firms and bar associations, oversaw the renovation of the law library, and, in general, lived the glamorous life of an academic executive.
