Arthur T. Vanderbilt

Also known as

Vanderbilt, Arthur T

American judge and judicial reformer. Not to be confused with his grandson Arthur T. Vanderbilt II

Born 1888-01-01

Died 1957-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF44390165
WikidataQ4800424
ISNI0000000081228883
Open LibraryOL956966A

Top Subjects

United States (11)
Administration of Justice (5)
Justice, Administration of -- United States (5)
Law -- United States (3)
Lawyers (3)
Great Britain (2)
Education (2)

Books by Arthur T. Vanderbilt

Total count: 28

The bar and the public

1937-01-01
One hundred years of administrative law

New York university press1937-01-01
A survey of the administration of justicesummary of returns from questionnaires

National Conference of Judicial Councils1940-01-01
Studying law; selections from the writings of Albert J. Beveridge, John Maxcy Zane, Munroe Smith [and others] ...

Washington square publishing corporation1945-01-01
Studying lawselections from the writings of Albert J. Beveridge, John Maxcy Zane, Munroe Smith ... [et al.]

Washington Square Pub. Corp.1945-01-01
A report on prelegal educationpresented to the Section of Legal Education and Adminissions to the Bar on September 12 and to the House of Delegates of the American Bar Association on September 13, 1944 and to the Association of American Colleges on January 11, 1945.

American Bar Association1945-01-01
Minimum standards of judicial administrationa survey of the extent to which the standards of the American Bar Association for improving the administration of justice have been accepted throughout the country.

Published by the Law Center of New York University for the National Conference of Judicial Councils1949-01-01
Men and measures in the lawfive lectures delivered at the Univ. of Michigan, Apr. 1948[1st ed.]

A.A. Knopf1949-01-01
Some principles of judicial administration.

1950-01-01
A report on prelegal education

1950-01-01
The law and human valuesthe eighteenth lecture delivered in the Pitcairn-Crabbe lecture series delivered in the Stephen Collins Foster Memorial, Tuesday, March 6, 1951

University of Pittsburgh Press1951-01-01
Law and government in the development of the American way of lifea lecture delivered at the University of Wisconsin on November 12, 1951.

1952-01-01
Cases and other materials on modern procedure and judicial administration.

Washington Square Pub. Corp.1952-01-01
Modern education and human values

University of Pittsburgh Press1952-01-01
Forensic persuasion.

Washington and Lee University1952-01-01
An example to emulate ...

1953-01-01
The five functions of the lawyer

1953-01-01
The doctrine of the separation of powers and its present-day significance.

University of Nebraska Press1953-01-01
Preliminary comments on the recommendations set forth in Minimum standards of judicial administration

The Committee1954-01-01
The courts, the public and the bartext of the Charles Evans Hughes Memorial Lecture delivered at the New York County Lawyers' Association, 14 Vesey Street, New York, on February 16, 1954

New York County Lawyers' Association1954-01-01
The challenge of law reform.

Princeton University Press1955-01-01
Famous firsts in Jersey jurisprudencean acknowledgement of indebtedness.

1956-01-01
Judges and jurorstheir functions, qualifications, and selection.

Boston University Press1956-01-01
Improving the administration of justice - two decades of development.

College of Law, University of Cincinnati1957-01-01
Improving the administration of justice- two decades of development

College of Law, University of Cincinnati1957-01-01
La justicia emplazada a reformarse

Roque Depalma1959-01-01
Selected writings; speeches, lectures, and other writings

Oceana Publications1967-01-01
Selected writings of Arthur T. Vanderbiltspeeches, lectures and other writings of Arthur T. Vanderbilt with an essay on Vanderbilt by Charles E. Clark

Oceana Publication1967-01-01