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Mr. Van Loan was admitted to practice in New Hampshire, 1967. Author: "Natural Rights and the Ninth Amendment, "B.U.L.Rev. (1968); "The Jury, the Court-Martial and the Constitution," Cornell L.Q. (1972). Mr. Van Loan is rated AV by
Martindale-Hubbell and is listed in The Best Lawyers in America in the areas of
commercial litigation, health care law and insurance law. He has been included on
this list since its inception in 1983. He served as counsel to Louis C. Wyman in U.S. Senate Election Contest, 1974 - 1975. |
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Amending the Constitution by Convention, N.H.B.J., June 2001, at 55.
CACR 5 is Necessary to Restore the Proper Balance of Powers, New Hampshire Bar News, February 8, 2002 (written jointly with the Honorable Robert J. Lynn of the New Hampshire Superior Court).
Judicial Review and Its Limits; Part I (Legitimacy), N.H.B.J., Autumn 2006, at 52.
Letters to the Educators, a series of essays on education funding and the New Hampshire Constitution written under the nom de plume "Rasputin" and published by the Granite State Taxpayers (September, 1998).
Opinions - Jury Nullification - Not a Right and Not a Good Idea, New Hampshire Bar News, July 4, 2003.
Opinions - "Wishful Thinking" of Bar Journal Article on CACR 5 Criticized, New Hampshire Bar News, October 18, 2002.
Ten Pound Acts: An Introduction to Original Research on the Origins of Judicial Review, N.H.B.J., March 2002, at 34.
Mr. Van Loan is Past Moderator, Town of Bedford; Past Public Member, Joint House and Senate Legislative Ethics Committee; Past Director, Alden Ocean Shell Association; Past Director, Greater Manchester YMCA; Past President, Amoskeag Rowing Club; Past President, New Hampshire Easter Seal Society; Past President, Greater Manchester Mental Health Center; Past President, Yale Club of New Hampshire; Past President, Bedford Crimeline, Inc. Mr. Van Loan writes frequently on constitutional issues for The Union Leader.
A.B., magna cum laude, from Yale University, 1964. Phi Beta Kappa
J.D., magna cum laude, from Harvard Law School.
U.S. Army Judge Advocate General's Corps, 1967 - 1971. Rank: Captain.
Born Fort Benning, Georgia, November 23, 1942.
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