Admitted
1976, District of Columbia; 1979, U.S. Supreme Court
Law School
Antioch School of Law, J.D., 1975
Law School Graduation Year
1975
College
Dartmouth College, A.B., 1971
Memberships
American Bar Association (Litigation Section, Complex Crimes Committee; Criminal Justice Section, White Collar Crime Committee; Co-Chairman, Environmental Crimes Subcommittee, 1997—); National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers; Edward Bennett Williams American Inn of Court; Assistant U.S. Attorneys Association (Member, Executive Board, 1998—).
Biographical
Co-Author: Advising Clients in the Post-Weitzenhoff Era, Criminal Justice , Fall 1995; Determining Intent in Medicare Fraud—The Accidental Kickback, Legal Times , September 15, 1997; The Hidden Cost to Corporate Settlements of Environmental Prosecutions—Is it Worth the Price?, The Journal of American Corporate Counsel Association , November/December, 1997; Environmental Reporting: New Criminal Exposure, The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel , March 1998; Environmental Crimes: Recent Trends, 1999 Wiley Environmental Law Update , December 18, 1998; Environmental Crimes Case—From Pretrial Proceedings to Sentencing Guidelines, American Bar Association, Criminal Justice Section, Section of Environmental, Energy and Resources, July 1999; For Clients' Sake: Under Assault from Government and the ABA, the Privilege Needs Defenders, Legal Times, October 1, 2001. Assistant U.S. Attorney, U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia, 1976-1986. Chief, Chronic Offender Unit, 1983-1985. Executive Council Assistant United States Attorneys' Association, 1997—.