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THE

AMERICAN LAW REVIEW.

MARCH-APRIL, 1916.

WHAT MAY BE DONE TO ENABLE THE COURTS TO ALLAY THE PRESENT DISCONTENT

WITH THE ADMINISTRATION

OF JUSTICE.

Sections

I. Proposal for the New York Short Practice Bill.. 1-8 Letter from Mr. Moot....

8

II. Proposal for the Federal Cotton Futures Bill... 9-11
Letter from Mr. Caffey..
10
III. Relation of Proposals to the Present Discontent. 12-31
IV. Proposal for An Amendment of the Judicial
Code of the United States and for a Repeal of
Certain Sections in the Federal Reserve Act
and in the Clayton Anti-Trust Act..........32-36

I.

PROPOSAL FOR THE NEW YORK SHORT PRACTICE BILL.
§1. Letter to Mr. Rodenbeck.

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Recently I received the Board's circular of October 18, 1915, inviting suggestions as to the proposed short practice act, etc. In response I venture

VOL. L.

11

(161)

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