Lawyers and the promotion of justice
By: by Esther Lucile Brown ..
Contributors: Russell Sage Foundation.
Publisher: Russell Sage Foundation
Published: 1938
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 302
Subjects: Lawyers -- United States; Law -- Study and teaching -- United States; Law -- United States -- Examinations, questions, etc; Justice, Administration of -- United States; Law schools -- United States; Legal aid -- United States
Other titles: Promotion of justice.
Notes: "This monograph is the fifth in a series dealing with the present status of certain established or emerging professions in the United States."
Table of contents: title: Evolution of the legal profession in United States.; title: Legal education.; title: Examinations for admission to the bar.; title: National associations.; title: Number of lawyers and demand for their services.; title: Income of lawyers.; title: Outstanding weaknesses in administration of justice.; title: New trends in the promotion of justice.; title: Developments in the courts and in new tribunals.; title: Legal service for the poor.; title: Legal service for persons of moderate means.; title: The integrated bar.