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Morton Cohen, Civil Rights Attorney And Law School Professor, Dies, Steve Rubenstein

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Morton Cohen, a civil rights attorney and law school professor whose tireless devotion to the underdog helped improve treatment for mental patients, jail inmates and poor tenants, has died.

Cohen died April 12 of cancer in his Berkeley hills home. He was 82.

Allan Brotsky, 1920-2015, Golden Gate University

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Allan Brotsky's obituary, published by Golden Gate University.

Allan Brotsky Obituary, Sfgate.Com

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Obituary for Professor Allan Brotsky, published in SFGate.com at
http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/sfgate/obituary.aspx?n=allan-brotsky&pid=177175046&eid=sp_shareobit.

Dean Limelight: Rachel Van Cleave, Golden Gate University Law, Margot Slade

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Interview with Dean Rachel Van Cleave.

Ggu Law's New Director For Llm In Taxation, Lisa Lomba

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Meet the Hon. Marshall Whitley, GGU Law's director of the LLM in Taxation Program. This year, Judge Whitley (Ret. ), who has served as an adjunct professor in GGU Law's LLM in Taxation Program since 1985, took the helm as its director. His remarkable career extends to both the bench and bar.

Jefferson Award Winning Attorney Champions Underdogs, Changes Policy, Kpix Channel 5

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Morton Cohen, a Bay Area attorney, has been building a legacy in the courtroom and the classroom. His volunteer work has earned him this week’s Jefferson Award.

Nursing Home Advocates Challenge Treatment Law - Prof. Mort Cohen, Bob Egelko

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Advocates for nursing home patients are challenging a California law that allows doctors to decide when a patient is mentally incompetent to refuse treatment.

A lawyer for California Advocates for Nursing Home Reform, which filed the suit Tuesday in Alameda County Superior Court, said doctors have used the 1992 law to administer mind-altering drugs, put patients in physical restraints and, in one case, remove a feeding tube.

Herrera Names Peter Keane To San Francisco Ethics Commission, Matt Dorsey

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City Attorney Dennis Herrera today named law professor and law school dean emeritus Peter Keane to the San Francisco Ethics Commission. Keane brings a wealth of experience in law and government ethics issues to the five-member panel, which is charged with serving citizens, public officials and political candidates through education and enforcement of ethics laws and regulations.

Epa: Violation Of Airborne Lead Standards At Two California Airports Agency Continues To Delay Action On Toxic Effects Of Lead In Aviation Fuel, Earthjustice

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This press release from Earthjustice highlights the work of Prof. Behles and the Environmental Law & Justice Clinic.

2012 Highlights From Golden Gate Law, Lisa Lomba

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GGU Law faculty are distinguished by myriad achievements that enhance our students' experience and success in school and in the profession. In and beyond the confines of the classroom, GGU Law professors provide students with practical experience and close mentoring. We are pleased to share some 2012 highlights that reflect the practicality and substance, the theory and practice, for which we are so justly known.

Introducing The Recorder's Women Leaders In The Law, Scott Graham

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Today, The Recorder is honoring 20 women for helping blaze the trail in the profession decades ago. These living legends are firsts and founders — the first women partners at big law firms, the first (or second) women judges on their courts. Not surprisingly for women who were educated during the civil rights struggle and the Vietnam War, several have founded/and or piloted influential public interest organizations like Equal Rights Advocates, California Women Lawyers and the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights in the Bay Area.

Bernard Segal, Longtime Law School Professor, Dies, Bob Egelko

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The obituary of Bernard Segal that appeared in SFGate.com at http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=%2Fc%2Fa%2F2011%2F08%2F17%2FBA4V1KO5DR.DTL.

Bernard Segal, 1930-2011, Kate Moser

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Obituary for Professor Bernard Segal.

Recorder Recognizes 20 Women Leaders In Law, Scott Graham

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The Recorder lists 20 Women Leaders in Law, 2011. For purposes of this list, The Recorder limited eligibility to women in the Bay Area who have been attorneys for at least 35 years, and whose focus has been on practicing, teaching or adjudicating law. We acknowledge the trailblazing contributions of many, many others who became lawyers more recently, or whose impact has been primarily in the political arena.

Bernard Segal, Golden Gate University School Of Law, Sharad Milanfar

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Gay-Friendly Legal Scholars Highly Optimistic In Prop. 8 Trial, Joe Eskenazi

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I Now Pronounce You Incorporated: A Novel Approach To Same‐Sex Marriage, Joe Eskenazi

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Chris Okeke Book Signing Event, Brochure

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A flyer for a book launch/signing event for Contemporary Issues on Public International and Comparative Law: Essays in Honor of Professor Dr. Christian Nwachukwu Okeke.

Redefining A Career In Law, Leslie A. Gordon

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An interview with Susanne Aronowitz from Law Career Services, published in San Francisco Attorney, Summer 2009, p. 17.

Book Launch And Book Signing Event For Professor Okeke, Golden Gate University School Of Law

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CELEBRATING A LIFE OF ACHIEVEMENT WITH THE RELEASE OF A BOOK IN HIS HONOR: Contemporary Issues on Public International and Comparative Law: Essays in Honor of Professor Dr. Christian Nwachukwu Okeke

Ggu School Of Law Honors Former Chapter President Allan Brotsky, Carlos Villarreal

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Professor Emeritus Allan Brotsky, a member of the faculty at Golden Gate University School of Law for nearly three decades and a luminary of the San Francisco Bay Area legal community, is the first recipient of the Allan Brotsky Pro Bono Award, presented on May 16 at the School of Law Commencement at the Nob Hill Masonic Center in San Francisco.

This new award recognizes outstanding pro bono work by law faculty and staff in the School of Law.

Profile: Professor Marci Seville, Wendi Reed

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New Faculty & Faculty Publications, 200-2006, Golden Gate University School Of Law

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Professor Bernie Segal: 33 Years Of Inspiring Law Students, Lorri Ungaretti

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Professor Bernard Segal is recognized as an effective, dedicated teacher by his colleagues and remembered fondly by hundreds of former students. On December 6, 2004, Bernie was one of several people honored at the Golden Gate University alumni awards luncheon.

Sompong Sucharitkul, John K. Waters

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International Legal Scholar Joins Law Faculty (Sompong Sucharitkul), Alumni Forum Editor,

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