The committee recommended the continuation of two accredited law schools in Arkansas and further recommended research on additional creative funding sources for legal education. University of Arkansas President Ray Thornton has proposed moving the UALR Law School to the Graduate Institute of Technology campus in
over 90 copies. The House voted to allow the Family Law Section to increase its dues to $20 per year. Executive Director
Little Rock. Dean j. W. Looney reported that the Agricultural Law System should be completed on or before October I. 1985. The Workers' Compensation System is scheduled to be ready for the Workers' Compensation Seminar on April I!. 1986. The Criminal Law Handbook was well received at the Fall Legal Institute. selling
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ported that the Association and the Washington County Bar Association will jointly sponsor a reception at the Mountain Inn in Fayetteville on October 23. 1985. for members of the judici-
funds for the U. S. Post Office. President Schnipper. in his president's report. announced that the Arkansas IOLTA plan has been cleared by the Internal Revenue Service and that Herman L. Hamilton. jr. has been elected president of the IOLTA Board. President Schnipper further reported that the Association will file a petition with the Supreme Court for the adoption of mandatory continuing legal education. There has already been some initial reaction to the plan by members of the bench and bar. The Arkansas Institute for Continuing Legal Education will submit an Amicus Curiae brief in support of the plan and has committed to fund implementation of the plan for one year. H. Lawrence Yancey. chair of the Section of Taxation. reported on the Reagan Administration's proposal to require many personal service businesses. including law firms. to convert from the cash method to the accrual method of accounting for income tax purposes. The House voted to oppose this proposal. The House expressed its opposition to any phone company's plan to allow attorneys to designate themselves
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ary attending the judicial Council annual meeting. Martin further reported that postal rates may double if the United States Congress
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