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8 Law Sch. Bull. 1 (1938-1939)

handle is hein.journals/lwsbdu8 and id is 1 raw text is: LAW SCHOOL BULLETIN DUKE UNIVERSITY VOL. 8, NO. 1 Edited by the Law Library Staff OCTOBER, 19 DUKE BAR ASSOCIATION METING TO FEATURE ADDRESS ON SCINTIFIC CRIME DETECTION The October meeting of the Duke Bar Association will be featured by an illustrated lecture on scientific crime detection by Mr. R. I. Conrad of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and the report of the Section on Law Reform, which will be presented by Mr. Robert W. Bogue, the Chairman, and Mr. William L. Moose. Mr. Fleming Bomar, President of the Association, will preside. A commentator in the June issue of the Journal of the American Judica- ture Society described the work of the Duke Bar Association in the follow- ing language: Students of Duke University Law School get one kind of preparation for the profession they aspire to enter more fully, probably, than those in any other school. For years all students at Duke have been members of a bar association. Not only are bar affairs ably discussed at regular meetings, but there also is the excellent Duke Bar Association Journal, which has been published twice a year for six years. The work done by officers and committees of this Association is far better than that of a good many voluntary associations. It has the advantage of being in- clusive. The latest number of the Journal is a model for student editors. It would be fortunate for North Carolina if all graduates from this school should be admitted in that state. They would know from the start ghat their profession should do in the support of collective interests. LAW SCHOOL CABINS OCCUPIED The log cabins for the housing of law students which have been under construction during the summer have been completed and are now occupied by 32 students, consisting of 8 third year men, 6 second year men and 18 .first year men. The group of five cabins is comp&sed of a central recreation hall for the use of all the students and four cabins each of which provides living quarters for eight persons. The cabins are situated in a thick grove of trees within easy walking distance of the Law School Building. FALL ISSUE OF LAW AND CONTMPORARY PROBLEMS TO BE DEVOTED TO SYMPOSIUM ON HOME FINARCING The fall issue of Law and Contemporary Problems will contain a sympo- sium on Home Financing consisting of a series of articles surveying the relevant federal legislation since 1932; examining the changes in sources of mortgage funds in recent years; analyzing the state emergency mortgagor relief laws, and the costly shortcomings of existing foreclosure methods= presenting the proposals for uniform mortgage and mechanic' s lien laws; and discussing the legal and economic problems of large scale private rental projects and the possibilities of adjusting the urban mortgagor' s obliga- tions to cyclical economic trends.

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