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Two judges and four Boston lawyers will preside at the third-year semi-finals of the Law' School's Ames Competition, Charles H. Randall. Jr. '47, Faculty Assistant in Charge announced last night.
First year law students saw a court of appeals in action Monday night. Erwin N. Griswold, Dean of the Law School, and W. Covington Hardee, of the Law School faculty, argued an Ames mock trial before a bench composed of two law professors and a Boston lawyer.
Supreme Court Justice Felix Frankfurter, former Byrne Professor of Law, will judge the Law School Ames Competition finals in March, the CRIMSON learned yesterday.
On November 12, 67 first-year clubs will open their competition. Each of the 600 men involved will square off against other members of his own club. The Board of Student Advisors, whose office writes and assigns the Ames cases, reported close to 100 percent participation from first-year men...
The Ames clubs are composed mainly of eight men, with a few first-year clubs set up on a 16-man basis. During the third year, the number of clubs is narrowed to two, with a Supreme Court judge traditionally arbitrating the final decision. Justice William O. Douglas judged the...