In re Students of Hastings College of Law

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1910 Cal. App. LEXIS 358·7 Cal. Unrep. 376·110 P. 341
Supreme Court of CaliforniaJune 1, 1910California434 words

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Application has been made, on motion of Hon. Edward R. Taylor, dean of Hastings College of the Law, for an order admitting the following named persons to practice as attorneys and counselors at law in all the courts of this state, to wit: Stephen Cornelius Asbill, Gustave Louis Baraty, Edward Ignatius Barry, Absalom Francis Bray, Jr., Harry Alexander Davie, Harry Geballe, Gerald Hansen, Peter John Ibos, James Frederick Johnson, James Kelleher, Harold Louis Levin, Frank Bartholomew Lorigan, Greg Shobe McEvers, Frank Mitchell, Jr., George Franklin Owens, Albert Picard, Andrew Robert Shortky, Will Stephen Solari, Harry Ignatius Stafford, Adolph Tiscomia, Theodore Wittschen, Marcus David Wolff, Frederick Leslie Woodburn.

Under the act to create “Hastings College of the Law in the University of California” (Stats. 1877-78, p. 533), it is provided that the said college shall affiliate with the university of the state, and shall be the law department of the state university. The act provides: “See. 3. The faculty of the university shall grant diplomas to the students of the college, and the president shall sign and issue the diplomas. .... Ses. 6. The diploma of the students shall…

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