U.S. Army staff sergeant, Air Corps, 1942-1946
Faculty, University of Texas Law School, 1947-1957; assistant professor, 1947-1951; associate professor, 1951-1954; professor, 1954-1957
Private practice, Austin, Texas, 1954-1956
Professor of law, Cornell University, 1957-1962
Professor of law, Stanford University, 1962-1971
Dean and professor of law, Duke University, 1971-1973
Deputy attorney general, U.S. Department of Justice, 1973
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