Act No. 439

: The Act provides for the payment of lawyers appointed by the Supreme Court to examine candidates for admission to the bar.
: The Supreme Court appoints the attorneys to act as members of the examination committees.
: Each attorney is paid twenty dollars in United States currency for their services on the examination committee.
: Under the provisions of Section Two of the Rules of the Supreme Court for the Examination of Candidates for Admission to the Practice of Law.
: A certificate from the clerk of the Supreme Court must be presented, confirming that the person was a member of the committee, acted as such, and that the committee has finished its labors.
: The disbursing officer of the Bureau of Justice is responsible for making the payment.
: The payment is charged against the appropriation for 'Contingent expenses, Bureau of Justice.'
: Yes, the Act shall take effect upon its passage.
: Section 3 expedites the passage of the Act, emphasizing its importance for the public good, pursuant to another Act prescribing the order of procedure for enacting laws.
: Yes, only attorneys appointed by the Supreme Court under the specified rules are entitled to payment for their examination services.