Hall, Livingston, 1903-

Prof. of law, attorney. Ph.D., U. Chic., 1923; LL.B., mcl,Harv., 1927. With Root, Clark, Buckner, Howland, ? Vice Dean, 1938-1958; Acting Dean, 1959. Military service, 1943-1945; Medal of Freedom, 1946. Author: (with S. Glueck) Cases on Criminal Law and Enforcement (1958); (with W. Seavey) Cases on Agency (1956); (with Y. Kamisar) Modern Criminal Procedure (1966).

Hall graduated from Harvard in 1927 and taught law at Harvard.

Hall, Livingston, professor of law, lawyer.

b. May 5, 1903, Chicago, Ill.

s. James Parker and Evelyn Hallam (Movius) Hall.

Ph.B. University of Chicago, 1923.

LL.B. magna cum laude, Harvard, 1927.

m. Elizabeth Blodgett, September 13, 1930; children: Thomas L., Margaret R., Elizabeth C., and John K.

Admitted to New York Bar, 1934.

Law practice with firm of Rood, Clark, Buckner, Howland, and Ballantine, New York, NY, 1927-1931.

Assistant U.S. attorney Southern District, NY, 1931-1932.

Assistant Professor of Law, Harvard, 1932-1937; Professor of Law, 1937-; Vice Dean, 1938-1958; Acting Dean, 1959.

Regional price and enforcement attorney O.P.A. (on leave from Harvard) Boston, 1942-1943.

Moderator: Town of Weston, 1947-1949, Town of Concord, 1957-1967.

Commissioned Lt. Col. AC, A.U.S. in Manilla P.I., Feb. 1945; served as dep. chief Operations Analysis sects., overseas with 13th and Far East Air Forces, 1943-1945, and in Washington, D.C. with 20th Air Force, 1945.

Awarded Medal of Freedom, 1946.

Member of American and Massachusetts Bar Associations (pres. 1963-1964); Massachusetts Judicial Council; Phi Beta Kappa; Rep. Episcopalian Clubs; Curtis; Social Circle 1782.