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30 Apr, 2007 7:17 am
... the law review, describes her journey from the Solicitor's Office of the Department of Justice to Nuremberg: At the Department of Justice, Goetz became the first woman ever to be offered a supervisory role. She declined this in favor of joining the prosecution ... . It was Brigadier General
Telford Taylor who recognized her credentials and pushed for her appointment. Goetz spent two years in Nuremberg with the Office of Chief of
Counsel for War Crimes, as an associate counsel in the prosecution of ...
15 Jan, 2008 3:58 am
... aggressive teenage panhandlers on a subway train by Bernard Goetz. The case provoked passions, with some condemning Goetz as a vigilante, and others calling his action a galvanizing event for a city that had been too willing to accept a relentless rise in crime.
Goetz 'was part of a national syndrome,' Koch said. 'There was a feeling that crime had gotten so far out of hand that you could not depend on
government to stop it. That feeling stopped in the early 1990s.' The case involving Parks 'is ...
8 Sep, 2008 8:43 pm
... the memo didn't make it to the S&C gays. We don't use Kiehl's any longer... We've moved on to Malin & Goetz. So guess what Sullivan
& Cromwell gave away at this year's Lavendar Law conference? Yup, that's right: Malin + Goetz, in copious quantities. Even though S&C
generally doesn't respond to our requests for comment on stories about them, it seems that they read ATL -- including the comments. S& ...
18 Jan, 2008 2:55 pm
... opinions. (Volokh has 114 comments already.) This reminds me, to some degree, of the criminal trial surrounding New York subway gunman Bernhard Goetz when he shot four teens on a subway in 1984 that he said were threatening him. It reminds me of that because, when the trial was ... single one of them
was actually in the subway to see what happened, nor had the evidence even been fully presented in court. The rectal exam case makes for an interesting legal Rorschach test, just as the
Goetz case had.
22 Dec, 2008 7:40 pm
12.22.1984: Bernie Goetz shoots four kids. Says the president: Q. Mr. President, a man in a subway in New York City took a gun and shot four
youths who apparently were trying to shake him down. Without reference to that specific case, since it is in the courts, what do you think of the use of deadly [...]
24 May 5:11 pm
Carla Ferstman, Mariana Goetz, & Alan Stephens have published Reparations for Victims of Genocide, War Crimes and Crimes against Humanity:
Systems in Place and Systems in the Making (Martinus Nijhoff Publishers 2009). Here's the abstract: This book provides detailed analyses of systems that have been established to provide
reparations to victims of genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes, and the way in which these systems have worked and are working in practice. Many of these ...
2 Feb, 2008 7:45 am
Posted by Alan Childress A few days ago I posted on the value of litigation -- the power of declaring rights, and right and wrong, through judicial decree and not just dispute
resolution. That post was picked up and challenged...
14 Feb, 2008 9:08 am
... Circuit affirmed a summary judgment against an advertising consultant in a suit against American Express. The consultant, Stephen Goetz,
sued American Express for misappropriation and trademark infringement for the slogan "My Life, My Card" that ... to allow credit card customers to personalize their credit cards by
choosing a photograph to be displayed on the face of the card. Goetz then developed software to produce these cards with the idea of selling or
licensing the software to credit card ...
29 Jan, 2008 7:11 am
... and certainly well ahead of administrative or bureaucratic goals. I agree with Childress that the courts serve a crucial role, and that the Goetz case does raise disturbing questions that the mediation field should not shy away from. But I ... the problem may not have arisen from the offer of
mediation but instead with the failure of the court to communicate with a victim of crime. Goetz was sent home without ever learning of the
fate of his attacker. According to "Mediation with a Mugger," [Goetz ...
9 Aug 11:02 pm
... efficient and accurate alternative to traditional search methods for document discovery, review and analysis." The release quotes Goetz
acknowledging client concern about the cost of e-discovery and document review. Everyone in the legal market knows ... , especially cost savings they achieve. Irrespective of outcome,
however, I view this partnership as a great step forward for the market. Goetz talked about gaining the "first mover" advantage - words seldom
heard in BigLaw. O'Melveny may very well ...
18 Nov 1:24 pm
... angry. The target of his wrath, standing before him Tuesday, was Mark Andrew Goetz, 41, of Minneapolis, who had pleaded guilty to selling
drugs to an undercover informant. But ... pharmaceuticals. But instead of destroying some of the drugs, he sold them on the street. Goetz was
in the middle of sentencing Nov. 5 when Rosenbaum asked him if he'd ... games," Rosenbaum thundered. "You're a convicted criminal. It's a little late for that." Goetz told him there were three other instances of illegal drug sales ...
5 Jul, 2008 4:57 am
... car. They wielded no weapons, but one of them demanded $5. Goetz, who had been mugged once before, interpreted the exorbitance of the
figure, as well as their ... weary they, as well as urban dwellers nationwide, were of living in the grip of crime. Goetz's disproportionate
use of force not only sent a message, it foreshadowed Rudolph ... re guilty of conspiracy - if only, in the case of an individual, with one's inner demons. Goetz himself, like Clint Eastwood in his "Dirty Harry" movies and Charles ...
11 Nov, 2008 12:54 am
... faith in responding to offers to settle within policy limits only extends to insured entities. The Estate of Dennis Goetz sued Dr. Randall
Mullen and Iowa Health Physicians (IHP) for failing to properly vaccinate Goetz against malaria ... Rather, IHP was covered through a
combination of self-insurance and a separate commercial insurance policy. Prior to trial, the Goetz Estate twice offered to settle for
$900,000. Despite the opinions of several experts that Mullen had provided substandard care to ...
28 Jan, 2008 5:15 pm
... post titled Value of Litigation: Against Settlement and Mediation; "...Which brings me to my point about Bernard Goetz. Before his
notorious vigilante subway stint ... he was forced to go through a mediation process with his mugger. It is quite possible that Goetz was not
snapped by subway crime or 'kids today,' but rather by a legal system ... And let's be sure to do it in an efficient (cheap) manner. (Stoneridge, anyone?) The Goetz example was used well to argue that law and courts have important social ...
1 Feb, 2008 3:45 pm
... who is there. A court creates conservatorships when a person cannot care for themselves or handle their affairs. Commissioner Reva Goetz
said Spears would be under conservatorship until Feb. 4, at which time another hearing will be held. "It is in the best interests of the conservatee to have conservatorship over her
person," Goetz told a packed courtroom. The conservator will have the power to "restrict visitors," have around-the-clock security for Spears,
and ...
21 Jul, 2008 5:09 pm
... letters, we affirm. NFP civil opinions today (2): Eric Goetz, Eric Goetz Master Builder, Inc. v.
Christopher and Beth Boyer (NFP) ... briefs with adequate citations as contemplated by Indiana Appellate Rules 22 and 46. "Goetz's appeal
survives the Boyers' motion to dismiss, but some arguments are waived ... remand for the trial court to enter an order for an additional $35,598.22 payable to Goetz. The findings and conclusions are otherwise adequately supported and the remainder of the judgment is not ...
12 Nov, 2008 11:27 am
... faith in responding to offers to settle within policy limits only extends to insured entities. The Estate of Dennis Goetz sued Dr. Randall
Mullen and Iowa Health Physicians (IHP) for failing to properly vaccinate Goetz against malaria ... to Africa and, upon his return, for failing
to properly diagnose or treat the malarial condition that ultimately killed Goetz. At the time, Goetz
was insured under a medical malpractice policy issued by Physicians' Insurance Company of Wisconsin with limits of $1 ...
16 Dec, 2008 5:13 am
... the purses of so many of his colleagues. Aside vulgar numbers, there are other Bernies to remember. New Yorkers will recall Bernie Goetz,
the Subway vigilante who, on the afternoon of December 22, 1984, wounded four assailants on the Downtown No. 2 train just past 14th Street in Lower Manhattan (he left one a paraplegic).
So far as I know, Goetz is still alive; I had dinner with a guy a while back who claims to live in the same building as Goetz; apparently Goetz is now ...
12 Nov, 2008 3:27 am
... faith in responding to offers to settle within policy limits only extends to insured entities. The Estate of Dennis Goetz sued Dr. Randall
Mullen and Iowa Health Physicians (IHP) for failing to properly vaccinate Goetz against malaria ... to Africa and, upon his return, for failing
to properly diagnose or treat the malarial condition that ultimately killed Goetz. At the time, Goetz
was insured under a medical malpractice policy issued by Physicians' Insurance Company of Wisconsin with limits of $1 ...
21 Aug, 2007 3:54 am
... . She's the only woman on the program, though women've worked on the prosecution in all these jurisdictions. One is Cecilia Goetz (above),
among a number of women prosecutors at Nuremberg. Learning more about them is, thanks to our own Beatrice, an ongoing IntLawGrrls quest. (More on Goetz' colleagues -- IntLawGrrls Women at Nuremberg series --begins tomorrow.) Understood that U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Louise Arbour, once
Chief Prosecutor at ...
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