Admitted
1971, Pennsylvania; 1973, District of Columbia; 1978, U.S. Supreme Court; U.S. Court of Appeals, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 9th, 11th and District of Columbia Circuits
Law School
Georgetown University, J.D., 1971
Law School Graduation Year
1971
College
University of Pittsburgh, B.A., 1968
Memberships
The District of Columbia Bar; American Bar Association (Chairperson, Committee on Forfeiture, 1986—; Committee on Sentencing Commission, 1986-1990; Vice Chairman, Committee on RICO, 1986-1988; Member, White Collar Crime Committee, 1984—, Criminal Justice Section).
Biographical
Member, Editorial Board, Georgetown Law Review, 1970-1971. Author: The Offenses of Richard M. Nixon, Quadrangle, 1974; Defending A Civil RICO Case: Defenders Strategies and Tactics, PLI, 1984; The Businessman's Guide to the Comprehensible Crime Control Act, ABA, 1985; Departures from Federal Sentencing Guidelines in White Collar Cases, ABA, 1989; The RICO Debate, Constitution Vol. 2, No. 2, Winter 1990; The Federal Sentencing Commission and the Importance of Process, 5 Fed. Sent. Rpt. No. 4 (1992); Organizational Sanctions under The Federal Sentencing Guidelines: The Importance of Compliance Programs, (1991) (Prentice Hall). Adjunct Professor, Washington College of Law, American University, 1989. Law Clerk, Frances L. Van Dusen, U.S. Court of Appeals, Third Circuit, 1971-1972. Member, Committee on Appellate Advocacy of the Appellate Judges Conference, 1984. Member, Advisory Board, RICO Litigation Reporter, 1984—. Chairman, Practitioners Advisory Committee, United States Sentencing Commission, 1989-1992. Vice Chairman, Prentice Hall RICO Litigation Update, 1989-1993.