Washington Law Review
Abstract
In a moment of weakness if not temporary mental aberration I agreed to take on the job of Vice-Chairman of the American Bar Association Section on Judicial Administration for the fiscal year 1950-1951, with a commitment to be Chairman for the next fiscal year which begins this month. That was before I got into the trial of one of those anti-trust cases but it was an ill-advised move. Having undertaken the duties of Chairman, however, I am going to try to do the best job I can. And I have resolved that for the coming year wherever I go and befall what may I shall keep harping on judicial administration from morning till night. And I don't mind telling you that I expect to get a lot of fun out of doing this. I have spent forty odd years kicking around courtrooms and lecture rooms learning about judicial administration largely through the seat of my pants and then passing whatever I learned along to the students and I understand something about the problems involving this and the difficulties to be surmounted.
First Page
287
Recommended Citation
Harold R. Medina,
State Bar Journal,
The Bench and Bar and Public Relations,
26 Wash. L. Rev. & St. B.J.
287
(1951).
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