Background
Houts, Marshall Wilson was born on June 28, 1919 in Chattanooga. Son of Thomas Jefferson and Mary (Alexander) Houts.
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"The extraordinary story of a lawyer who started his practice in 1896, not long after the first federal courts had been set up in the wild Oklahoma Territory." -- quote from dust jacket
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An affirmative, objective approach to fact-finding and proof especially for lawyers, judges, detective. Practical methods to convert evidence into proof and establish fact.
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Houts, Marshall Wilson was born on June 28, 1919 in Chattanooga. Son of Thomas Jefferson and Mary (Alexander) Houts.
Associate of Arts, Brevard Junior College, 1937; Bachelor of Science in Law, University of Minnesota, 1941; Juris Doctor, University of Minnesota, 1941.
Special agent, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Washington, Brazil, Havana, Boston, 1941-1944; partner, Palmer & Houts, Pipestone, Minnesota, 1946-1951; municipal judge, Pipestone, 1947-1951; general counsel, Erle Stanley Gardner's Court of Last Resort, Los Angeles, 1951-1960; professor of law, University of California at Los Angeles, 1954; professor of law, Michigan State University, East Lansing, 1955-1957; Adjunct Professor, Pepperdine U. Law School, 1972-1980; clinical professor forensic pathology, California College Medicine, University of California, Irvine, since 1972. Consultant police departments.
("The extraordinary story of a lawyer who started his prac...)
(A long rebuttal by Harold Stassen of those who long ago b...)
(An affirmative, objective approach to fact-finding and pr...)
(They Asked For Death, by Houts, Marshall)
(Springfield 1958. Lg.8vo., 235pp., index, cloth. VG in VG...)
(317 pages)
(book)
Served with Office of Strategic Services, 1944-1946, China, Burma, India Theatre of Operations.
Married Mary O. Dealy, April 27, 1946. Children: Virginia, Kathy, Marsha, Patty, Tom, Cindy, Tim.