In memorium: Louis L. Jaffe

Article Abstract:

The passing of Louis L Jaffe, former Byrne Professor of Administrative Law at Harvard Law School, was a great loss to his many friends and admirers, and served to remind them of his enormous influence in shaping Harvard. After graduating third in his class there in 1928, Jaffe played an important role in developing and implementing the New Deal, and returned to Harvard in 1950. For the next quarter-century he studied and taught torts and especially administrative law. He was in all ways fascinating, enthusiastic, and wise.

Jaffe, Louis L.

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In memorium: Paul A. Freund

Article Abstract:

Paul A. Freund was an authority on constitutional law and a distinguished faculty member of Harvard Law School. He served from 1977 to 1979 as chair of the Judicial Selection Commission for the First Circuit Court of Appeals. Freund advocated accommodation and flexibility in constitutional interpretation as well as attention to the complexity of individual cases.

Biography, Freund, Paul A.

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In memorium: Abram Chayes

Article Abstract:

The authors pay tribute to the late Harvard Law School professor Abram Chayes. Chayes's accomplishments in the areas of international law, foreign relations, and liberal politics are cited.

United States, Chayes, Abram

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