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Seward, Seward County, Alaska
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Seattle lawyer Walter B. Allen, who practiced for over 20 years without proper admission to the Washington bar despite Alaskan certification, was barred from practice by Superior Judge J. T. Ronald after discovery in a trial.
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SEATTLE, May 20.—(AP)—After practicing law in county and state courts for more than twenty years, Walter B. Allen, Seattle lawyer, was barred from further practice in an order issued by Superior Judge J. T. Ronald here.
The order followed the discovery during the course of a trial that Allen had never been admitted to practice of law in Alaska, he told the court, but had neglected to file his Alaskan certificate with the clerk of the supreme court at Olympia.
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Seattle
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May 20
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barred from further practice in county and state courts
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After practicing law in county and state courts for more than twenty years, Walter B. Allen was barred from further practice by Superior Judge J. T. Ronald following discovery during a trial that Allen had never been admitted to practice law in Alaska but had neglected to file his Alaskan certificate with the clerk of the supreme court at Olympia.