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30 Transcript S.C. B. 1 (1986)

handle is hein.barjournals/tscb0030 and id is 1 raw text is: T OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA EBAR VOLUME 30 NO. 1 House Members Are Elected; Others To Be Selected By Ballot The IS uth Carolina itar's Itourd of Governors has received the mait ittnher of tominating pelitions as there onr eligible vican- its ftr tit First ntid Thitteenth Judicia Circiuit to the iliue of Ihiti, tt. ltiosi individuals nominated are thus automatically ehb-cted. They at.: lnt Circuit Charle s It. ilarnwell James i). Nanee l3th Circuit Therm i (.0chraa 1. Dewey Oxner, Jr. William T. Clnrk. V. Clark Priee I'u I . I lt r, Jr. Thomas W. Traxler (rt Flint G. Edward Welmaker John t. I iains. Jr. Daniel B. White ole Martin IDavid II. Wilkins i' 5t li lit.I 0WId Judicial Circuit. IItward P. King of Smtecr win autointiallv. het. P cIli With oit vtiatcy still open and no further 1 ntminating pI-titimns sutmtitd hy 111c deadline, the Board of (itvernrs will fill the position. It lIh 15th Judicial Circuit, Dalton iItF1hnvd, ,Ir.. Jnda A'al0t, (1rite ilinia 1. Itu illo were otulttlitally elited. The Board of (Governors will also fill thetin' telllel Boar wil rilitiig ls. TIlere is tint' iut itf slate p.iiiit, soil tbe lItourd will fill this nisit. ii !Ih Fift, Steventh. Ninth anti Eleveuth ludlicial Circuite, tre n innting petitions than eligiile vacancies were receivei. IlallIots will bev tniled on Feb. 5 tt all lawyers in these circuits, asking the n I, tt,' ftir the nIIum r if I hlegat',i Iistri ly the ftll'tvi icircatit: 5th Circuit (27) St 1 1, 1. Antastosion Stephen G. Mlorrison it lheritne It. Itarroll J. Marvin Mullis. Jr. William I(ttyi, II Peter I., Murphy Jits li. tlrnileftird, Ill Julian .. Nexsen 11,,rhert E. Ilut 1,11 Costa Ni. i'leietes Gi 'hllnit s Cooper. I. Alele ,1. Pope Diviti C'. Eckstrom Jun P. Popowski F. Earl Ellis, Jr. Terri Ilearn I'olls Site C. Erwin Jeter F. Rhodes, Jr. lberrt F. Fuller C. Joseph f.ltf Arn i. Ftrr R. Iruce Shaw Carlos W. Gibbian, Jr. Ilowurd S. Shefitn lIheritt W. Ilmiltitn Jan S. Strifling Robert I lnyne ildges Ibibert J. Thomtants Lawrenre W. iohnson, Jr. Walter It. Todd, Jr. J. Frank Moaning, Jr. Milchell Willnughby Kdwin I'. Marlin Joseph A. Wilson, 11 7th Circuit (5) Kciineth C. Anthony Edwin C. Ilaskell, Ill ,luili K. (hapin. ill htliomn A. Phillips William U. Gunn Wesley A. Stoddard 9th Circuit (12) W. 11. loiady, ,r. David C. Norttn Su'an K. Iunn Edmund It. Robinson W. Foster Gtilltrd Riarnd S. Rosen Ilenry E Grimlil Ifenry B. Smythe, Jr. 11ioinas A. Ilutchemon lleidi Ni. Saomon Iteese 1, ,Iye. Jr. James A. Stuckey Joseph S. hiendelsohn Itradish J. Waring I Ith Circuit (3) .I. 1'ede Ilarrmll. IV lonald V. lyers II. Wayne Fli)d Noncy Il. Young talloits are It he returneIl by March 15. Have You Paid Your 1986 License Fee? G. i)ewey Oxner, Jr. of Greenville and Gerald M. Finkel of Columbia nddress the Ilhtuse oif lelegates at the Mid-Year Meeting on the matter of tort reform. Oxner anti Finkel art members of the ad hoc Tort Legislation Committee which has been studying the isoue. John llagins (at the top) and i. S. Leevy Johnson (far right) are also shown In the photo. For n related story, see page 2. Mid-Year Meeting Held 'ite Sotuth Carolina liar concluded n successful Mlid. Year ieeting Jan. 10-12 at Ililton I had Island with 42.t lawyers, spouses and guests in attendance. Partiipantas were able ht obtain continuing legal education credit and attend various informational sessions that included ftrmer American Bar Association President John C. Shepherd, South Carolina Supreme Court Chief Justice Julius B. Ness and journalist Carl T. Rowan. Ptrtions if Ness' remarks on the State of the Judiciary ant Itowat nit Terrorism will appear in the next issue of The Transcript. '1re otening session on Firiday included meetings of the Board tif Governors anti Iotuse of Delegates. A report on the Bioard of Governors ay he fiund elsewhere it this issue. A summary o the litouse of Delegates ins filows: House of Delegates Actions *Approved the November financial statement far the S.C. Bi as presented by Treasurer tJohn F. ,thnston of Greenville. *Approved budgetary adjustments to the 191+5r6 S. C. Bar budget. slleard a report on the status of virious Bar activities at mid. year from S. C. liar President I. S. Leevy Johnson. *ilecommended forwarding to the S. C. Supreme Court a list oi nominees to the Ctmmission on Continuing Lawyer Competence. *Approved bylaws fur the newly created Economics attd Law Office Management Section. eApprod a ll Its ,a it'. for the Famtily liti t' litt *Approved iiend,l I~ i t for the (Corptration, Btacking ant Securilies It.ow dion sApprived a riittist frim lit. Corporation, iBanking and Securities Law Sectito allowing the Section to tli ft before the l.egilnature it amendments lo tile Uniftrn Limited t'artnerithip Act (ULPA). s'a led a Itesoluti i eit furthering judicial patittii lio in liar aclivitiem. sTahlei a Ib'teslutio [hill would proibit the exe tititn itf an individual who cotnmits it capital crime when under ig't is. sTabled a itesolution on Protposed 'Fort Iegisnlation (at,. story elsewhere in this inie). Mock Trial Participation High At the litle of this writing a teacher training session for the S. C. liar Mick Trial Conpetition was scheduled for Feh. I at the S. C. Iepartmentf Education's Rutledge ltiiing in Columbia. The number (if sctois participating is close tI 60. over twice the number of schotls which competed last year. Even though the number o schools has increased dramnati. rally, it is still only a fracton of the total iiublic and private high schools in the state, said Patricia Pannell, University of South Carolina School of law student and trial coordiiator, Greta L lrowder, n USC law student who is also cordinat. log the competition. said that NIAI)i (Mothers Against Drunk i)rivers) las volunteered their efforts inn astatewide drive to solicit last minute partieipa- tion. We've just about concluded that if we can get n significant number of additional schools interested, we'll have a second training session before the competition actually begins in late February or early Mar.'b. said Itowder. ,lamensI L.ybrand. thii1ti1tT of the liar's Sibcoannittti o tin Publlc Educntiin, iho it directing the nmock trial f,r o second year, is alsi pleas,,l with the Iticteaed reponti, from the schools. Interested teachers, siltti. ifficials, or lawyers inn. contact Nim. PannII tr him llrowder at the S. C. Bar, I'. 0 Box 11039, Columbia, 291211 Tele: 799-66M3. .1anuary, 198(fi

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