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51 Ill. B.J. 1 (1962-1963)

handle is hein.barjournals/ilbj0052 and id is 1 raw text is: QUARTERLY BULLETIN PUBLISHED BYV THE inst11a t t ate Tffar Asso~jrtation Application to he Entered as Second Class Matter, Under the Act of July 1 894, Made at the Post Office at Danville, Illinois, siR I OCTOBER 1, 1912 No. I FOREWORD t Illinois State Bar Association has been organized over ive years. Its inemenhrship has increased until the last shows 184? of the most influential and prominent law. l the state During the past ten years its list of members twfrebled and it has now reached the stage where in development is more of a necessity than expansion. While islly welcomes every reputable attorney of the state bar ranks, it believes that more energy should be devoted king the membership feel at home and giving each one sing to do in solving the problems confronting the pro- bring the members of the State Bar Association into touch with each other, to keep them inflorned on the local news of the profession and to proid! a forum the views of Any member may be presente, nte embers aftending the annual meetings or t ut to a. h memrer of the associa ing this Bulltien It beloii- on ad we want cac itlin iirtig listen to the report of the Committee on organization of the Illioois State Bar Association as shown on page 355 of the 1912 Annual Report: From the 1910 and the 1911 reports of the Illitois State Bar Association, it was ascertained that the fol- lowing counties were not organzed: Mellenry, Kant, Stark, Livingston, Mason, Brown, niatt, Shelby Greene Clark, Crawford, V\absh. Saline, Johnson, l' Carroll, Bureaus, Putnam, lroiquois, od( Chritrian, Calhoun, Foyete, Cla- son, Hardin, Myassac, (0w' co H SchoylerOM Lfnichans.-'< fal only Count v interested In the ;t the mutter more as -aemh rs in sending i.. bettrs to justify its ex .t feature of the association, iatin should not exceed Si0 words r< Allan Stephens, Chairman Conimittee on e D T ille Illinois. ORGANIZATION. Se t at without exceptlin. Several of our cellent Bar Associations and some like the Chi 'r Association a, real leaders in questions confronting l f rofession To stimulate the present county organizations and to efftc, permanent organizations in every county in the state is ne of the main objects in the State Association and it is hopei that the State Association will soon become a repre- sentative bod of the combined organizations ratther than mere- ly an assoc iioino f the individuals, AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CRIMINAL LAW AND CRIMINOLOGY. (By James J. Forstall, of the Chicago Bar) I

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