Library Research Guides: Charles Loring, Associate Justice 1930-1944, Chief Justice 1944-1953: Research Resources

Publications by Charles Loring

Liability of a Manufacturer or a Vendor to Persons with Whom He Has No Contractual Relations For Negligence in the Construction or Sale of Chattels - 58 Cent. L. J. 365 (1904)
Powers of Congressional Investigation Committees - 8 Minn.L.Rev. 595 (1923-1924)
American Extraterritoriality in China - 10 Minn. L. Rev. 407 (1925-1926)

Publications

Good Roads "Fans" Meet - The Grand Forks Daily Herald, May 24, 1916, p.2, column 1.
Court Unification: The judicial council's proposals for streamlining Minnesota's local court machinery recited by Mr. Justice Loring, 10 Hennepin Law. 44 (1941).
Loring Becomes Chief Justice, Streissguth is Associate Justice, 1 Bench & B. Minn. 24 (1943).
Local Items Appear in Army Publications, 12 Hennepin Law. 102 (1944).
Judge Sanborn's Opinion, 15 Hennepin Law. 93 (1947).
Discussion of salaries of Minnesota Supreme Court Justices and U.S. Circuit Court judges
Retiring Judges Honored at State Bar Dinner, 10 Bench & B. Minn. 21 (1953).
Chief Justice Loring to Retire July 15, Justice Roger Dell to Head Supreme Court, 10 Bench & B. Minn. 16 (1953).
Judge Loring Sits in Papago Court, 13 Bench & B. Minn. 27 (1956).

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Minnesota Supreme Court 1943-44

left to right: Andrew Holt, Harry H. Peterson, Clarence Magney, Charles Loring, Luther W. Youngdahl, Henry M. Gallagher, Thomas F. Gallagher, Julius J. Olson

Image credit: Minnesota Supreme Court, 1943-44, courtesy of Minnesota Historical Society, FM6.34 m4, http://collections.mnhs.org/cms/display?irn=10756060

Charles Loring, Associate Justice 1930-1944, Chief Justice 1944-1953

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