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16 Advocate 1 (1973)

handle is hein.barjournals/adisb0016 and id is 1 raw text is: Vol. 16, No. 1 Boise, Idaho January, 1973 COURT ORDERS REVIEW OF BAR EXAMINATION ANDERSON SPEAKS AT MEMORIAL RITES Memorial services were held Jan. 9 before the Idaho Supreme Court for 12 Idaho lawyers and judges who died during the past year. The principal - 'eaker was U.S. Dist. Judge J. Blaine Anderson. In his remarks, Judge Anderson re- \ferred to the beliefs of lawyers under w'hom he had worked that honorable 'and sincere members of the legal pro- 'fession were men and women of the highest integrity and honor among all citizens-that they sincerely, honestly, with times of great personal sacrifice, devoted their lives and intelligence to the problems of their clients and liti- gants, and thereby to all of those constitutional and personal precepts of life that have safely guided our destinies for nearly 200 years. When I hear the names of our de- ceased brothers and the resolutions just spread upon the record, I know that my confidence in those beliefs has not been misplaced or misguided, Judge Ander- son continued. On the contrary, they have been reaffirmed today. The chairman of the services was Peter J. Boyd of Boise. The Idaho State Bar was represented by John M. Sharp, President. Those remembered at the services were Samuel D. Hays, Boise; Ruel D. Mer- rill, Pocatello; Thomas A. Madden, Lew- Iston; Judge Raymond L. Givens, Boise; Judge William D. Keeton, Boise; Guy H. Shearer, Twin Falls; Homer E. Mar- tin, Boise; C. E. Horning, Wallace; Eu- gene H. Anderson, Boise; Judge Kales E. Lowe, Burley; Judge Benjamin Rior- dan, Nampa, and George Huebener, Emmett. DONALDSON SWORN IN AS NEW CHIEF JUSTICE Charles R. Donaldson, a member of the Idaho Supreme Court since 1968, was sworn in Jan. 3 as chief justice of the Court. Chief Justice Donaldson replaced Hen- ry F. McQuade, under the Court's ro- tation system. He will serve during 1973, and be replaced next January by Justice Allan G. Shepard. At the ceremonies, Justices McQuade and Joseph McFadden, re-elected at the last election, also were sworn in for an additional six-year term. Before assuming the high court bench, Chief Justice Donaldson was a district judge and practiced law in Boise. NEW IDAHO STATE BAR P.O. BOX NO. 895 BOISE, IDAHO 83701 The Idaho Supreme Court, although partially dismissing appeals by unsuc- cessful applicants for the August Bar examination, has ordered a review of examination procedures. The court appointed three special mas- ters to conduct the review the pro- cedures, with Lon Davis, a member of the Supreme Court staff, acting as sec- retary. Masters appointed are Dean Lawrence Harvey, a member of the Idaho State Bar and dean of the Willamette Univer- 3ity College of Law; Francis Marshall of San Francisco, chairman of the Ex- amination Committee of the State Bar of California, and John A. Carver, a member of the Idaho State Bar and pro. fessor of law at Denver University Col- lege of Law. The full text of the order follows: The petition of the applicant in the above entitled matter having been filed and presented to the Court for its con- sideration and review of the decision of the Board of Commissioners of the Idaho State Bar in denying the applicant a passing grade on the bar examination given August 28, 29 and 30, 1972 pur- suant to the rules and order of this Court; and the Court having reviewed said petition pursuant to the rules and law of this Court; NOW THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that pursuant to the rules and law of this Court the petition of the applicant herein be, and it is hereby, dis- missed as to all allegations of said peti- tion except as to the issues hereafter reserved by the Court for further consid- nration and determination; and that this partial dismissal is made on the grounds and for the reasons that the Court has determined as a matter of law that all allegations of the petition herein, except (Continued on Page 2) P HD B H IA O SAES9 FU D TI

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