I. Juris Doctor (J.D.) Theses

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The Juris Doctor (J.D.) is the first degree in law, as well as the terminal degree for the practice of law. It is required for those who plan to become attorneys, is usually earned in three years, and requires a bachelor's degree for admission.

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Growth of Federal Licensing

Koons, Charles V. (1935)
Federal Control Over Defamation by Radio

Keller, Joseph E. (1935)
The Formation of a Centralized Federal Administrative Court

Kiley, J. A. (1935)
The Use of the Tax Power by the Federal Government to Effect Non-Fiscal Purposes

Koebel, Ralph F. (1937)
Legal Enforcement of Collective Labor Agreements

Karro, Jacob I. (1938)