University of Michigan Law School - Quad Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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GRADUATE STUDE any graduate students wish to become teachers ol' law. Others, teaching law, seek to extend their learning. Some wish to specialize in particular legal subjects, the better to lit themselves for the law's practice. Perhaps some merely thirst lor knowledge for its own sake. I-Iowever moved, the student linds in the graduate program ol' the Michigan Law School grist for his mill. The domestic graduate enriches his knowledge ol' law as a social science through the courses in jurisprudence and Comparative Law. His foreign Counter- part is exposed to the methods ol' the common law and their manifestations in concrete cases. Yet it is a master's thesis or a doctoral dissertation which is mistress of the graduate student's hours. Original research and writing dominate his program of study. fl 1 in f at , gi. ,- fi M qw, W vi' 36

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C. HAMSON Visiting Professor of Law Born in 1905, Mr. Hamson was educated in St. Louis, Turkey, and at Cardinal Vaughan's School and Trinity College, Cambridge, Englandg Entrance and Senior Scholar in Classics: Clasical Tripos, Part I, 1925, Part 11, 1927 Qdistinctionjg Davison Scholar, Harvard Law School from 1928 to 19295 Linthicum Foundation Prize, Northwestern University in 1929g Yorke Prize in 19325 LI..B. in 1933 from Trinity Collegeg LL.M. in 19355 Fellow of Trinity College since 1934. He became Barrister-at-Law, Gray's Inn, in 19325 was a lecturer at Trinity in 19343 reader in Comparative Law in 19495 professor of Comparative Law since 1954. He served in the War of 1939-19453 was commissioned in the Army in 19403 detached for service with S.O.E.g in the Battle of Crete in 19415 a P.O.W. in Germany from 1941 to 1945. He was Sec. Gen. Adj. Comite International de Droit Compare in 19493 membre du Bureau in 19545 Hamlyn Lectures on Conseil d'Etat in 1954. He is a Chevalier de la Legion d'Honneur. He teaches British 8c French Legal Methods Compared and the seminar on The Rule of Law QDue Processj. as qv, fx? . -1 rig ' :u 35

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