Hans
Anton Adler, Vienna
->
Since 1922 he has been concerned with the prevention of falsification
of money and securities. Chief editor of "Erekennungszeichen" which
is published by the International Committee of Criminal Police".
Karl
Albert, Vienna
->
is the manager of Graphic Establishments in Austria, Hungary and
Russia and is a private lecturer at the Police Headquarters in
Vienna.
Paul
von Auer de Alsóterény, Budapest
->
acted for the French government and the Banque de France in the 1000
French Francs notes forgery of Prince Windischgraetz.
Otakar
Bas, Prague
->
Before and after the World War he was a defender in the most
prominent Anti-Austrian political lawsuits.
Josef
Bohuslav, Prague
->
After the breakdown of the Austro Hungarian Monarchy in 1918 he
worked on the organization of the Supreme Administrative Court in the
new Czechoslovakian Republic. He was the founder and editor of the
Collection of Sentences of this Tribunal (which were named after
him). His standard work about registers of landed property has also
been translated into German.
Theodor
Fischer, Cluj
->
has been a barrister in Albajulia and in Cluj (since 1911). He is an
expert for Commercial and Mining Law.
Delvina
Hiqmet, Tirana
->
He became Minister of Justice at the proclamation of Albania as a
monarchy with King Ahmet Zogu as King. At this period the new civil
law was put into force.
Janie
Kalatz, Riga
->
was a justice of the peace in West Siberia and on the island of
Sakhalin (1897-1905); a member of the district Court of Justice in
Harbin (Manchuria) (1906-1918); a member of the Court of Appeal in
Irkutsk; and a member of the District Court of Justice in Dazgavpils
(Latvia) (1920-1922).
Panagiotis
Papayanuopoulos, Athens
->
has made various criminological studies and reports on the life of
the low Athenian population.
Anton
Ozols, Riga ->
In 1933 he became Minister of Justice and he introduced the new
Latvian criminal law.
Kazimierz
Petrusewicz, Wilno
->
Up to 1919 he was an advocate in Minsk; in 1920 President of the
Court of Appeals of the Eastern District; since 1922 a lawyer again;
and during the World War he was Doyen of the Lawyer's Council in
Wilno.
Václav
Popelka, Zizkov, Prague
->
worked for an improvement in the system of Insane Asylums and for a
reform of various civil and penal laws in a progressive and
humanistic way.
Adolf
Procházka, Prague-Karlin
->
Political repercussions were the results of his booklet "The Law case
of Dr. Karl Pergler" in which he gave a lawyer's analysis of
statements referring to the known case of Dr. Pergler, the Bohemian-
American- Czech statesman.
Justin
Stanescu, Buzau
->
was the defender in the famous lawsuit of Maria and Carolina Lupescu,
who were supposed to have killed a husband and a father.