Virginia Law Register noted in 1920 updates and legislative intent
The article highlights Judge Martin P. Burks analysis in the Virginia Law Register Vol. 5 No. 5S on changes in 1920 legislation, linking 1919 revisions to current codes. It discusses Pollard’s Code Biennial 1920, Acts of 1918 1919 extra session and 1920 with annotations, aligning statute law with late Virginia decisions. It also mentions legal practice implications for state practitioners.
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Lecture Attendance and the Noble Legal Calling
The author argues that haphazard lecture attendance yields poor lawyers unlike skilled watchmakers. He warns against second rate legal work and emphasizes that true justice requires intellectual rigor. He urges regular class attendance to gain a solid start for a long race.
Virginia Code of 1919 and 1918 Amendments
The Code of 1919 became effective January 13, 1920. The Acts of 1918 are amendatory to the Code. The statement notes how readers might misread the statute law without understanding these enactments and their relationship.
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