Submissions from 1947
Mark Hopkins—His Log , John S. Bradway
Promoting Legal Aid Work, John S. Bradway
Labor Contracts and the Taft-Hartley Act, Charles H. Livengood Jr.
Submissions from 1945
Will “Socialized Law” Be Next?, John S. Bradway
The Place of Skills in Legal Education, Charles Bunn, David F. Cavers, Judson F. Falknor, and Lester W. Feezer
Submissions from 1944
The Challenge to Organized Legal Aid, John S. Bradway
Trade Barriers to Bar Admissions, H. Claude Horack
Submissions from 1943
Proposed New Techniques in the Law of Divorce, John S. Bradway
Wartime Opportunities in Legal Aid Work, John S. Bradway
In Advocacy of the Problem Method, David F. Cavers
Submissions from 1942
Lawyers and Morale, John S. Bradway
Legal Aid Clinics Train Young Advocates, John S. Bradway
Legal Aid Work in the United States, John S. Bradway
Legal Service for the Indigent, John S. Bradway
The Duke University Law Library - an Account of Its Development, William R. Roalfe
Remarks by the President of the Association of American Law Schools, Harold Shepherd
Submissions from 1941
Legal Service for the Indigent, John S. Bradway
And What of the Apex Case Now, David F. Cavers
Labor v. The Sherman Act, David F. Cavers
Submissions from 1940
Benefits, Functions, and Procedures of Small-Claims Courts, John S. Bradway
Submissions from 1939
Low Cost Legal Service Bureaus, John S. Bradway
The Classroom Aspects of Legal Aid Clinic Work, John S. Bradway
The Objectives of Legal Aid Clinic Work, John S. Bradway
A Survey of Statutory Changes in North Carolina in 1939, David F. Cavers
Insuring the Frontiers of Freedom, Malcolm McDermott
To What Extent Should the Decisions of Administrative Bodies Be Reviewable by the Courts, Malcolm McDermott
Third-Party Practice Under the New Rules, J. Douglass Poteat
Some Suggestions for Improving the Law School Library Service, William R. Roalfe
The Increasing Need for Bar Libraries in the Smaller Cities, William R. Roalfe
Review of Volume III on Pardon, Paul H. Sanders
The Teaching of Legal Medicine, H. M. Taylor and John S. Bradway
Submissions from 1938
Family Watchdog, John S. Bradway
Some Domestic Relations Laws That Counsellors in Marital Difficulties Need to Know, John S. Bradway
Securing Proper Bar Examinations, H. Claude Horack
Development of the American Association of Law Libraries Under the Expansion Plan, William R. Roalfe
The Essentials of an Effective Law School Library Service, William R. Roalfe
The Relation of the Library to Legal Education, William R. Roalfe
Submissions from 1937
Myth of the Innocent Spouse, John S. Bradway
Tampering With Marriage, John S. Bradway
Why Pay Alimony?, John S. Bradway
Migratory Divorce, David F. Cavers
The Small Law Library and the Librarian, H. Claude Horack
Submissions from 1936
A National Bar Survey, John S. Bradway
Legal Standards, John S. Bradway
Making Ethical Lawyers—Some Practical Proposals for Achieving the Goal, John S. Bradway
What We May Find Out About Law Students From Giving Them Clinical Training That We Do Not Find Out When We Give Them Casebook Training, John S. Bradway
New Fields for the Legal Periodical, David F. Cavers
The 1935 Amendments of the Railroad Bankruptcy Law, Leslie Craven and Warner Fuller
The Bar Examiner and the Law Schools, H. Claude Horack
American Lawyers and Their Books, William R. Roalfe
Status and Qualifications of Law School Librarians, William R. Roalfe
The Activities and Program of the American Association of Law Libraries, William R. Roalfe
The Activities and Program of the American Association of Law Libraries, William R. Roalfe
Submissions from 1935
Moral Turpitude as the Criterion of Offenses That Justify Disbarment, John S. Bradway
The Growth of Legal Aid Work, John S. Bradway
The Legal Aid Clinic and Admission to the Bar, John S. Bradway
Change in the American Family and the “Laughing Heir”, David F. Cavers
The Federal Government and the Crime Problem, Justin Miller
Roalfe Plan Endorsed by the Association of American Law Schools, William R. Roalfe
Submissions from 1934
Clinical Preparation for Admission to the Bar, John S. Bradway
The Legal Aid Clinic as an Educational Device, John S. Bradway
Book Reviews, Paul W. Bruton
Ante Mortem Probate: An Essay in Preventive Law, David F. Cavers
Advance Specifications of Defense in Criminal Cases, Gordon Dean
How the Common Objective of Bar Examiners and Law Schools Can Be Achieved, Douglas B. Maggs
The Constitution and the Recovery Legislation: The Roles of Document, Doctrine, and Judges, Douglas B. Maggs
The Student Movement in Bar Association Work - Effect of Experiences on Young Lawyer’s Later Professional Outlook, William B. McGuire and H. C. Horack
Criminal Law—An Agency for Social Control, Justin Miller
Lawyers and the Administration of Criminal Justice, Justin Miller
Submissions from 1933
Legal Aid Clinics, John S. Bradway
Legal Aid Clinic: Training for the Art of Law Practice, John S. Bradway
Training Law Students for the Administration of Criminal Justice, John S. Bradway
A Critique of the Choice-of-Law Problem, David F. Cavers
A Lawyer Looks at a Lawyer’s Training, Leslie Craven
Submissions from 1932
Legal Aid Clinics in Less Thickly Populated Communities , John S. Bradway
Organized Crime and Our Changing Criminal Law, Gordon E. Dean
The Report on Criminal Procedure, Justin Miller
Submissions from 1931
Legal Aid Work in Pennsylvania, John S. Bradway
The Legal Aid Clinic: A Means of Building Tough Mental Fiber, John S. Bradway
Bar Associations and the Law School Student Body, Gordon E. Dean
Submissions from 1930
Dean Richards and the Association of American Law Schools, H. C. Horack
Law Schools Today and Tomorrow, H. C. Horack
Civil and Criminal Liability of Physicians for Sterilization Operations, Justin Miller and Gordon Dean
Civil and Criminal Liability of Physicians for Sterilization Operations, Justin Miller and Gordon Dean
Liability of Physicians for Sterilization Operations, Justin Miller and Gordon Dean