Office of the Executive Secretary Records, 1952-1995

Virginia. Judicial Commission. Ad Hoc Committee on the Development of a Proposal for a Study of Gender Bias in the Virginia Court System.

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Virginia. Judicial Commission. Ad Hoc Committee on Court Reorganization.

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I'Anson, Lawrence W. (Lawrence Warren), 1907-

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Lawrence I'Anson was born 21 April 1907 in Portsmouth, Va. to James and Emma Warren I'Anson. He graduated from the College of William and Mary in 1928 and took his law degree from the University of Virginia. In 1933, he married Mary Frances Tuttle. I'Anson served as Commonwealth's Attorney for Portsmouth, Va. He was appointed judge of the Hustings Court for Portsmouth. In 1958, J. Lindsay Almond appointed him to the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals. He retired from the court in 1981, having bee...

Virginia. Court Study Commission.

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Virginia. Supreme Court. Office of the Executive Secretary

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Leroy Rountree Hassell, Jr. (1955-2011) was Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Virginia from 2003 to 2011. He was appointed to the court in 1989. Hassell was the first African American elected chief justice of the Supreme Court of Virginia. The chief justice of the Supreme Court of Virginia delivers an annual state of the judiciary message each May at the Virginia Judiciary Conference. From the guide to the Chief Justice Leroy Hassell's Annual State of the...

Baldwin, Robert N.

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Virginia. Court of Appeals. History.

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