by Richard C. Wesley
Storied Third Branch | ArchivePublished February 2014 I first met Justice David Boehm in 1976 when I was a young associate at a firm in upstate New York. At the time, I was assisting Continue Reading »
by Tommy E. Miller
Storied Third Branch | ArchivePublished October 2013 When Judge Collings retires in 2014, he will have served as a magistrate judge for the District of Massachusetts for 32 years. Judge Collings has written many Continue Reading »
by Avern Cohn
Storied Third Branch | ArchivePublished October 2013 The 800th anniversary of the signing of the Magna Carta, justly regarded as the foundation of constitutional liberty in the English speaking world, will be celebrated in Continue Reading »
by James C. Francis IV
Storied Third Branch | ArchiveFrom Judicature Vol. 100 No. 3 As an NAACP lawyer, Robert L. Carter litigated countless milestone cases, including Brown v. Board of Education. He was such a passionate voice for Continue Reading »
by Stanwood R. Duval, Jr.
Storied Third Branch | ArchivePublished July 2013 I was born and reared in Houma, Louisiana, a relatively small community south of New Orleans. After graduating from law school, I returned home to begin my Continue Reading »
by Robert Hunter, Jr.
Storied Third Branch | ArchivePublished May 2013 As an American history buff and avid reader, I am always pleasantly surprised when I discover an American judicial hero whose life’s story enjoys periodic popular revivals. Continue Reading »
by Donna S. Stroud
Storied Third Branch | ArchivePublished May 2013 One of the very best things about being a judge is getting to know the other judges. I have been fortunate to meet many other judges from Continue Reading »
by Marilyn L. Huff
Storied Third Branch | ArchivePublished April 2013 The Honorable Rudi M. Brewster dedicated his life to justice, integrity, professionalism, and service. I had the privilege of working with him for 37 years. He permitted Continue Reading »
by Eugene R. Wedoff
Storied Third Branch | ArchivePublished March 2013 There is a difference between being a good judge and being a good chief judge. John Schwartz, who served on the bankruptcy court in Chicago from 1984 Continue Reading »
by Paul S. Diamond
Storied Third Branch | ArchivePublished February 2013 I first met Lou Pollak in 1974, when I was a student at the University of Pennsylvania Law School. Lou had just left Yale Law School, where Continue Reading »
