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10 Advocate 1 (1967)

handle is hein.barjournals/adisb0010 and id is 1 raw text is: / _ 1/6-' Vol. 10, No. 1 Boise, Idaho January, 1967 Commissioners Appoint Frank Elam New Bar Secretary Upon the resignation of Jamca B. Lynch as executive secretary of the Idaho State Bar, the Board of Com- missioners appointed Frank T. Elam of Boise as the new executive secretary, effective December 1, 1966. Mr. Lynch has entered the full time practice of law with the firm of Coughlan and Imhoff of Boise. Mr. Elam was born in Boise on May 2, 1932. He attended Boise schools and the University of Idaho where he received his B. A. and LL. B. degrees in 1960. He served in the United States Navy from 1950 to 1955. Prior to his appointment as Secretary, he was a member of the firm of Elam, Burke, Jeppesen, & Evans. Mr. Elam will engage in the practice of law on a part-time basis as well as perform the duties of Secretary of the Bar. The office of the Secretary is located at Room 425 First Security Bank Build- ing, Boise, Idaho, phone number 342-8958. Mr. Elam solicits any inquiries or sug- gestions which members of the Bar might have and these may be forwarded to the Secretary at P. 0. Box 825, Boise, Idaho, 83701. Criminal Law Program Draws Overflow Crowd The registration at the Escobedo- Second Round Institute was one of the largest in the history of th Cnntinuing Legal Education program of the Idaho State Bar. Final figures show that ap- proximately 250 lawyers, judges, and law enforcement officers attended the one day program at Boise College on Friday, January 20th. The topics covered during the one day program included: The New Confessions Rule of Miranda v. Arizona, speaker George Van Hoomissen, Mult- nomah County District Attorney, Port- land, Oregon; Fruits of the Poisonous Tree: What's In, What's Out, speaker Dean George Bell, College of Law Uni- versity of Idaho, Moscow; Post Convic- tion Relief, speaker Hon. Ray McNichols, United States District Judge for Idaho, Boise; Presumption of Evidentiary Illeg- itimacy-the Heavy New Burdens of Presentation and Persuasion; What has Miranda Really Changed?, speaker Jus- tice Edward E. Pringle, Colorado Su- preme Court, Denver; Permissible Search and Seizure After Miranda, speaker Jus- tice Jon Collins, Nevada Supreme Court, Carson City; The New Role and Obliga- tions of Counsel from Custody to Court- room, speaker Lloyd J. Webb, former District Judge, Eleventh Judicial District; partner in the firm of Rayborn, Ray- born, Webb and Pike, Twin Falls; After Miranda What Can the Police Officer Do? speaker Allyn Dingel, Assistant At- torney General, State of Idaho, Boise. Additional books will be available from the Bar Office for a limited period of time at a price of $10.00 per copy. This excellent book of over 230 pages contains a concise, technical analysis of the con- stitutional limitations on obtaining and using evidence in criminal cases, includ- ing the impact of Miranda v. Arizona and its companion cases, just decided June 13, 1966 by the United States Su. preme Court. Memorial Services Held By Supreme Court On January 9, 1967 at Boise, the Idaho State Supreme Court held memorial ser- vices for the following deceased attor- neys: Pearl Tyer, Boise, Idaho; James Henry Anderson, Blackfoot, Idaho; James W. Pope, Alexandria, Virginia; George L. Barnard, Idaho Falls, Idaho; Arthur C. Inman, Boise, Idaho; Harry J. Benoit, Twin Falls, Idaho; Lester S. Harrison, Spokane, Washington; D. L. Carter, Weiser, Idaho; E. G. Elliott, Boise, Idaho; Vernon K. Smith, Boise, Idaho; Judge John Jackson, Boise, Idaho; Stuart S. Maxey, Boise, Idaho; Clifford E. Fix, Twin Falls, Idaho; John Charles Hern- don, Salmon, Idaho; La Verne L. Sul- livan, Boise, Idaho; Lawrence B. Quinn, Twin Falls, Idaho; Judge Chase A. Clark, Boise, Idaho. C. Stanley Skiles of Boise, Idaho died January 26, 1967. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The Editors, Managers and Publish- ers of the Advocate welcome letters or articles from any lawyers regarding subjects of interest to Idaho lawyers. Next CLE Program The next program planned by the Con. tinuing Legal Education committee is a medical-legal program featuring doctors and lawyers as panelists in teams to ex- plain the injuries to various parts of the human anatomy, and their relationship to damages in personal injury cases. Tentative date for the next program is May, 1967. The California Farm and Ranch Law Book has been mailed by the University of California. Please notify the Idaho State Bar office, Box 835, Boise, if you have not received your copy. The California Will Drafting Forms Manual will be mailed during February from California. The Constitutional Limitations on Ev- idence in Criminal Cases book has been mailed from the Bar office in Boise. No- tify the Bar office if you have not re- ceived your copy. REMINDER 1967 LAWYER's ANNUAL LICENSE MUST BE PAID PRIOR TO MARCH 1, 1967. MAKE YOUR PAYMENTS TO THE STATE TREASURER'S OFFICE, STATE HOUSE BOISE, IDAIIO PU B L 15 H ED BY THE IDAHO STATE BAR FOUNDATION /_ q1_7

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