Law rule 5, in effect Mar. 25, 1926 to Apr. 12, 1928; Rules of Supreme Court of D.C., rule 5, admission to bar.

Service of legal process.
Published: (1927)

Legal opinions.
Published: (1929)

Serving of legal processes by consular officers.
Published: (1922)

[Regulations restricting employment of U.S. district attorneys].
Published: (1867)

Legal opinions.
Published: (1923)

Legal opinions.
Published: (1927)

Legal opinions.
Published: (1925)

In Supreme Court of D.C., Benjamin Jacobson, Liberty, N.Y., plaintiff, vs. U.S.A., defendant, Law No. 73738; brief in opposition to motion to advance and in support of motion to dismiss.
Published: (1928)

List of persons registered prior to Jan. 10, 1898, and eligible to represent applicants in U.S. Patent Office, under provisions of Rule 17 of rules of practice of said Office, as amended Aug. 6, 1897.
Published: (1898)

In Supreme Court of D.C., Ogden Stevens, administrator of estate of Peter Lynch, deceased, plaintiff, vs. U.S.A., John Lynch, Mary Sylvester, Kate Shrine, defendants, At Law No. 72,597; memorandum.
Published: (1928)

Rules of the Supreme Court of the United States.
Published: (2005)

Rules of the Supreme Court of the United States.

Army Regulations, No. 25-5 : Judge Advocate General's Department, General Provisions.
Published: (1942)

Trial calendar, Apr. term, 1898.
Published: (1898)

Trial calendar, Apr. term, 1897.
Published: (1897)

Trial calendar, Apr. term, 1901.
Published: (1901)

List of persons registered prior to July 1, 1898, and eligible to represent applicants in U.S. Patent Office, under provisions of Rule 17 of rules of practice of said Office, as amended Aug. 6, 1897, 3rd edition, being revision and extension of 2nd edition, which included only those registered prior to Mar. 1, 1898.
Published: (1898)

List of persons registered prior to Mar. 1, 1898, and eligible to represent applicants in U.S. Patent Office, under provisions of Rule 17 of rules of practice of said Office, as amended Aug. 6, 1897, 2nd edition, being revision and extension of 1st edition, which included only those registered prior to Jan. 10, 1898.
Published: (1898)

Additional cases to trial calendar for Jan. and Apr. terms, 1907.
Published: (1907)

[Trial calendar, Apr. term, 1896; additional cases and appeal docket].
Published: (1896)

In Supreme Court of D.C., holding equity court; equity numbers 45867, Andrew W. Mellon, Secretary of Treasury, plaintiff volume (1) J. Horace Harding and (2) Charles D. Barney, executors of estate of J. Cook, deceased; (3) Samuel B. Hege; (4) Hudson McKee Greenstreet, executor estate of Thomas H. McKee, deceased; (5) John Rook; (6) Mary J. Stephens; (7) Richard C. Adams; (8) John F. M. Bowie; (9) George Calvert Bowie; (10) John M. Butler; (11) Mrs. S. E. Cross; (12) L. T. Cowie and others, heirs of Col. George Cowie; (13) W. H. Christy; (14) Henry D. Cooke; (15) Samuel B. Crandall; (16) James F. Casey; (17) Nicholas W. Casey; (18) Philip F. Herwig; (19) Rachael A. Carroll; (20) George H. Collier, administrator of Lucien E. C. Collier estate; (21) Joshua B. Carter; (22) Robert Christy; (23) Emma Dent Casey; (24) Mrs. B. P. DuBois; (25) Mrs. Marie Dycer; (26) William Duryea; (27) Marion Earle Kelley, heir of Frank M. Earle; (28) Lloyd England; (29) Leonora S. England; (30) W. A. Grappe; (31) Charles H. Gardner; (32) J. Fred Gatchell; (33) A. W. Green; (34) Daniel B. Henderson; (35) Maurice A. Hall, administrator of Geo. E. Hall estate; (36) T. Ellett Hodgskin; (37) W. L. Hevner; (38) Rosa M. B. Hitt; (39) George D. Hudson; (40) Charles D. Irwin; (41) Mrs. R. E. Kuntz; (42) Frederick L. Siddons; (43) Georges Landreau; (44) Julien Landreau; (45) Norman B. Landreau and (46) Martin J. McNamara, executors of J. C. Landreau estate; (47) D. H. Louderback; (48) Samuel H. Moore; (49) Gertrude H. May; (50) Robert H. McNeill; (51) James W. McNeill; (52) Mrs. Mary Landreau Moses; (53) Mary L. Moore; (54) John B. McDonald; (55) Nathaniel Page; (56) A. G. Phelps; (57) Horace Porter; (58) Caryll N. Odell; (59) Mrs. Laura S. Oberholsen; (60) Dr. L. E. Rauterberg; (61) Walter E. Raymond; (62) Elizabeth J. Ralston; (63) Jackson H. Ralston; (64) E. Quincy Smith; (65) M. H. Sullivan; (66) Sarah Stevenot; (67) C. M. Sheets; (68) Frank Walter; (69) Minta E. Wood; (70) Samuel D. Watson; (71) Edward E. Holman; (72) Edward D. N. Whitney; (73) Thos. E. McKee; (74) Frederick C. Landreau; (75) William E. Richardson; (76) William D. Dudley; (77) Louis T. Michener; (78) G. J. Tuckel; and (79) unknown heirs, devisees, legatees, and assignees of John Celestin Landreau, deceased, defendants.
Published: (1926)

Regulating the Fees for Admission to the Bar of the Supreme Court of the U.S : hearings before the United States House Committee on the Judiciary, Sixty-Seventh Congress, second session, on Mar. 2, 1922.
Published: (1922)

Authorizing the Supreme Court to make and publish rules in actions at law.
Published: (1934)

Authorizing the Supreme Court to make and publish rules in actions at law.
Published: (1934)

Rules of the Supreme court and of the district courts of theRepublic of Texas : adopted by the Supreme Court, at theJanuary term, 1840.

Extending rule-making authority of Supreme Court to criminal contempt of Court.
Published: (1941)

Federal Rules of Evidence.
Published: (1974)

Federal Rules of Evidence.
Published: (1973)

Rules respecting the admission of attornies and counsellors in the Supreme Court of Judicature of the state of New-York : At a Supreme Court of Judicature held for the state of New-York, at the City-Hall of the city of New-York, the 28th day of October, 1797 ...
Published: (1797)

Laws, rules, and regulations governing recognition of attorneys, agents, and other persons to represent claimants before Bureau of Pensions.
Published: (1930)

The Supreme Court and the Fourth Amendment's exclusionary rule /
by: Maclin, Tracey
Published: (2013)

The rule of five : making climate history at the Supreme Court /
by: Lazarus, Richard J.
Published: (2020)

Amendment to Rule 30 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.
Published: (1995)

The American bar.
Published: (1918)

The Right Arm of Statesmanship, An Address by Homer Cummings, Attorney General of the United States, Delivered at a Meeting of the Bar Association of the District of Columbia, Hotel Mayflower, Washington, D.C., December 5, 1936.
Published: (1937)

Habeas Corpus Rules.
Published: (1976)