Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-04-07
March 10, 1888.
AN

mo I'll AN ACT
To amend the act entitled "An act TO regu-
late the Admission aud Practice of Atior-
neys and Counselors at Law passed Feb
ruary Ia. 1924.
Section I. Be IL enacted By Tie General is.
samylyofthe State Of OHIO, That theihird section
ufthe act entitled ian act to requisite the ad-
mission ana practice of attorneys and cnun-
sciors at law" passed February ID. 1924. be
so amended as to read as follows: That no
person shall be admitted To snch examination
unless he shall have previouly resided one
yeaI within this state. and shall produce from
some attorney or counsellor at law, 2 certlfi.
ate setting forth that such applicant is Of
good moral character, and that he has regu-
lsrly and a;teniively studied Law, during the
period Of two years. previous to his apPlIca
ton for admission, and that he believes him
to be a person If sufficient legal knowledge
| aud ability 10 discharge III. duties of an at
torney or counselor at law; pro:ided. that any
prr-on residing In This state, or Coming INTO
this state for the purpose of making 1t ms per-
mqnent residence, and upor producing sails
factory evidence 10 he judge that e has read
law for the period UftwO years under the tul-
lion o! some licensed attorney and has been
regularly admitted as an a toraey to practice
at law, in some cour, or state within the Uni
ted States, or that he Ia, been in the F~iactice
of law in some one of The United States ri
tel ~ritories thereof during the period of two
years previous TO his applicstiIn fOr admiss-
ion. may be admitted 10 an examination at any
time By producing 10 said Judges sa i~sfactorv
evidence that such applicant ~sns:ains a good
moral character. and bT satisfying the judges
aforesaid by aft lavit or nath that he actually
resides in this state, or intends to become a
citizca thereof
n III. - e. r.. .-s -
asSnded as 10 read as follows: Sectio s.
HAT no person shall hereaf er be permitted
to practices rs an attorney or councillor At law
in any court il This state who 5 moi a citizen
of the United Staicso OF who has not declared
his intention OF becoming a citiz n of the Uni
ted States. and who does not actually reside
in this state, any license heretofore granted to
the contrary Notwithstanding, except in cases
in which he shall have been employed before
The ,akipg effect of this act, or who holds a
as Judge of the supreme court or
a court OF common pleas or who is a clerk of a
court or a court of common pleas, in
auy cour TT Of which he is clerk, or who isa
sheriff, corner. or deputy sheriff, provided,
hat n tn ing herein contained shall in any
wise prevent attorneys Or counselors at law
rom practicing in this state who reside i'll
states or territories which permit attorneys
and counselors at law residing in this stale TO
practice therein; and provided further, that
in this act contained shall prevent
nv Judge of any of the courts oftbis state
rom finishing any business b. him underta
zen in the circuit o: district courts of the Uni
States prior to his election as judge.
Secs. That the original sections three and
i've of The act to which This is an amendment
,e, and The same are hereby repealed.
Sec. That this act shall take effect from
nd after passage: provided. that this act
hall in nowise affect or impair the provisions
{ an act entitled "an act TO regulate the ad-
Mission of attorneys at Law in certain cases."
PASSED April :, $50.
WILLIAM B. WOODS, 1
Speaker of the House of Representatives..
MARTIN NELkER,
President oftke Sengte.
March Is, 1859.