Certificates of Achievement
]. Chrys Dougherty (left) presents a Certificate of Achievement to ]. Hadley
Edgar of Lubbock as State Bar President Wayne Fisher observes.
Luther Soules III
A Certificate of Achievement
was presented to J. Hadley Edgar of
Lubbock who was honored for his
committee work which led to the
completion of Pattern Jury Charges
III. A professor at Texas Tech Uni­
versity Law School, Edgar served on
Administration of Justice, and un­
der his leadership the committee
completely redrafted the Texas
Rules of Civil Procedure. The com­
mittee will forward its report to the
Supreme Court Advisory Commit­
tee for review.
the Pattern Jury Charges Committee
and headed the subcommittee work­
ing on the book.
The second Certificate of
Achievement was presented to San
Antonio attorney Luther Soules III.
Soules chaired the Committee on
Special Presidential Awards
Sandra Leitner
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State Bar President Wayne
Fisher presented two special awards
during the Assembly. Sandra Leit­
ner, an Austin attorney, was
awarded a Presidential Citation for
her dedication and work with the
Communications Department in
the You and the Law newspaper se­
ries and the Ask a Lawyer radio
show. She has been a close consult­
ant for these public service projects
and has given many hours of time
and effort.
The President's Special Award
was presented to Bill Cox of Hous­
ton for his outstanding service to
the State Bar of Texas as a public
member on the State Bar Board of
Directors. Cox is a certified public
accountant.
September 1982
Bill Cox