Reginald Heber Smith
1889 – 1966
Books
- The cost of legal aid in a metropolitan area
- [Acts to regulate the assignment of wages and the making of small loans
- Court questions in the Dumbarton Oaks proposals with background considerations
- Early corporations
- The facts about the small loan business and the scientific rate of fair charges
- Growth of legal-aid work in the United States
- The English legal assistance plan
- Loan plan for law students
- Summaries ... [of courses taken at Harvard law school
- Dishonest divorce
- The criminal courts
- Notes on Massachusetts practice
- Federal taxation of corporations
- Criminal justice in Cleveland
- Justice and the poor
- The legal profession takes stock
- Torts [Notes taken at Harvard law school
- The opportunity is yours
- In memoriam Samuel Williston, 1861-1963
- The plan for the Roscoe Pound Fund
- Growth of legal aid work in the United States
- The Law of evidence ...
- Justice and the poor
- [Supplementary report]
- The Survey of the legal profession
- [Copy of a letter received by Manley O. Hudson from Reginald Heber Smith, of Boston, who represented the Legal Aid Societies of America at a Conference of Experts on International co-operation in legal aid work, held in Geneva from July 30th to Aug. 2nd
- Legal service offices for persons of moderate means
- Extending the public service of the organized bar through legal aid work
- Briefs and papers
- Study of legal aid work
- A History of the growth and adoption of the common law in the United States
- Hōritsu jimusho no soshiki
- Law office organization
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