Survey of State Judicial Councils, Volume 4The Conference, 1942 - Courts |
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... effective and adopted a set of eighty - five rules which with few exceptions followed the new federal rules . These rules became effective on January 1 , 1940. Later the Supreme Court adopted a code of criminal procedure consisting of ...
... effective and adopted a set of eighty - five rules which with few exceptions followed the new federal rules . These rules became effective on January 1 , 1940. Later the Supreme Court adopted a code of criminal procedure consisting of ...
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... effective but such effective date shall be at least sixty days after notice thereof has been published by the Supreme Court in such publication as it may designate.2 From and after the effective date of any such rule or form all laws in ...
... effective but such effective date shall be at least sixty days after notice thereof has been published by the Supreme Court in such publication as it may designate.2 From and after the effective date of any such rule or form all laws in ...
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... effective rules based upon the English system . In England , a rule adopted in 1855 , applicable to actions upon bills of exchange and promissory notes , was expanded in 1873 and became an effective instrument in the administration of ...
... effective rules based upon the English system . In England , a rule adopted in 1855 , applicable to actions upon bills of exchange and promissory notes , was expanded in 1873 and became an effective instrument in the administration of ...
Contents
THE PUBLICATIONS OF THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE | 25 |
POSSIBILITIES IN AN ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE | 31 |
THE JUDICIAL ADMINISTRATION MONOGRAPHS | 39 |
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