Kutner, Luis, 1908-1993

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American lawyer; chairman, Commission for International Due Process of Law; chairman, World Habeas Corpus Commission.

From the description of Luis Kutner papers, 1930-1993. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 754871884

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1908 June 9 Born, Chicago, Illinois 1927 J.D., University of Chicago 1930 Admitted to Bar, State of Illinois 1944 Author, The Admiral (biography of George Dewey) (with Laurin Healy) 1948 Author, Fights and Cascades, Moon Splashed, Red Wine and Shadows (poems) 1953 Author, Live in Twelve Minutes (novel) (with W. T. Brannon) 1957 Author, The International Court of Habeas Corpus and the United Nations Writ of Habeas Corpus 1958 Author, World Habeas Corpus: A Proposal for International Court of Habeas Corpus and the United Nations Writ of Habeas Corpus 1961 Co-founded Amnesty International (with Peter Benenson) 1962 Author, World Habeas Corpus 1966 Author, I, the Lawyer 1967 Wrote the first living will 1970 Author, Legal Aspects of Charitable Trusts and Foundations: A Guide for Philanthropoids, The Intelligent Women's Guide to Future Security (also published as How to Be a Wise Widow) Editor, The Human Right to Individual Freedom: A Symposium on World Habeas to Corpus 1972 U.S. congressional nominee for the Nobel Peace Prize 1974 Author, Due Process of Rebellion, How to Be a Wise Widow,and The Trialle of William Shakespeare (three-act play) 1993 March 1 Died, Chicago, Illinois From the guide to the Luis Kutner Papers, 1930-1993, (Hoover Institution on War, Revolution, and Peace)

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