Brooklyn Law School - Chancellor Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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,,, to ha. 1933 15 ,L ee --if V I f f X 4 SCENE AT PRACTICE COURT to prepare the case completely for trial, omitting none of the steps which they, as practicing attorneys, would have to go through. Complete papers are drawn up in detailed legal fashion. In a representative case, there were pre- pared and served the following papers: summons, complaint, answer, notice of motion including affidavits, answering affidavits, order, amended answer, reply, notice of trial, note of issue and plaintiffs and defendants trial memoranda of law. To insure the correctness of the procedure followed, the attorneys are guided by graduate proctors, who supervise the work of each attorney through the formal steps. The testimony of witnesses is carefully gone over, and after both sides have had individual conferences with Doctor Cady to insure a con- sistent and triable case, the case is marked ready , placed on the calendar, which is under the direction of the chief clerk, Miss Schumer, and her assistants, and subsequently tried. In this fashion, the students participating in the activities of the Practice Court are given a valuable preliminary opportunity to become familiar with practice and procedure, the preparation of a case, and trial conduct. Since the court is conducted precisely as the Supreme Court, this training has proven of inestimable value to graduating students. As has been the custom in the past, students from other colleges sat as Page One Hzuzdred Eight jt in B. HEL DoU Jaco ISRA1 PETE MUR' WILL PAUL SOLO. Ismoi MAXY MORE JAMES: SAMU SOLO1 HERM CLEM GERAII I. FRA How

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533 S i ff J' 'A yy, 1 eps which papers are were pre- , notice of wer, reply, Ioranda of orneys are zy through , and after ure a con- I calendar, assistants, ,C Practice iiliar With ICt. Since 1aS Pfoven ges sat as Chancellor -I - - A Aria jurors in the Practice Court, over One hundred constituting the 1933 panel. The i institutions represented were Adelphi, Hunter College, Long Island University Brooklyn College, City College, and Seth Low College. 7 l PRACTICE COURT-1932-1933 s ' A ' LI T ' cl 1 ession Sai: Cris-es 116112, E in Dzgsgid Io-I2 . . I1 10 - 1 4-6 .. .. 14 13 - 1 ' 6-8 . . . . 26 21 1 4 0 8-10 . . 17 6 3 3 68 50 4 14 Q COUNSEL IN PRACTICE COURT-1932-35 HELEN ABERBACH DOUGLAS AMANN JACOB BARTFIELD ISRAEL BELFER PETER BLASI MURRAY BLUMENEELD WILLIAM CAMPBELL PAUL CARR SOLOMON CHERNIACK ISIDORE COHEN MAXWELL T. COHEN MORRIS L. COHEN JAMES COKER SAMUEL DAVIDSON SOLOMON DIAMOND HERMAN EDELSBERG CLEMENT C. EICKS GERALD S. FEIT I. FRANKLIN FELD IRVING FIGOWITZ GERALD FITZGERALD ISIDORE FRIEDMAN O MILTON G. GERSHENS HOWARD J. GIBBS MURRAY GLUCK MAX GOLDBLATT IVIORRIS GOLDSTEIN ROBERT GRUSKIN MORRIS HERTZ N PHILIP HOEEER SOLOMON ISQUITH MILTON JACOBS MARTIN A. JAFFE MARVIN KALFUS DAVID KLIBANOW HARRY KOBILEWSKY CHESTER KOPPEL LOUIS LEVINGER JOHN MCDONALD ALEXANDER LOWENSTEIN OSCAR MEIERFELD LOUIS MEYER NATHAN MICHLIN OSCAR MILLER ROBERT MORRIS LOUIS MOSCATO WILLIAM L. MOSES HARRY NEWMAN JOSEPH NEWMAN LEON PALEVSKY PHILIP PARTNOW IRWIN PEARLMAN LEON POBERSKY ELSIE POTOSKY JEROME PRINCE GILBERT RABINOWITZ ISIDORE RATNER IRVING REIMAN ABRAHAM RIEDER IRVINO RIFKIN LEONARD S. RING SAMUEL ROCKMORE NOAH ROTWEIN ALEX RUBIN LOUIS SCHARF CHARLES E. SCHIFFMACHER WILLIAM SCHNELLER HAROLD SCHWARTZ HERMAN G. SCHWARZ JOHN SCOTT ARTHUR SEI.VERSTONE ARTHUR SHEA NATHAN SKOLNIK HYMAN SOMMER JOSEPH SPANO SAMUEL STAROBIN MILTON STROLL IRWIN TANNENBAUM LEONARD THORNER STANFORD WAITE MORRIS WEINER JULIUS WEINSTOCI4 LEON WEINSTOCK RUTH LEAH WEISS ALFRED WEISSTEIN KURT WIDDER ALBERT E. WOOL LEON ZARETZKI Page One Hundred Nine