Title

Lawyer - Spring 2004

Creator

Seattle University School of Law

Files

Date of Issue

Spring 5-1-2004

Publisher

Seattle University School of Law

City

Seattle

Keywords

Seattle University, Law, Periodical

Table of Contents

• From the Dean: Judicial Review
• From the Editor
• Law School Names New Director of Development
• In Memoriam
• Justice Charles Johnson: A Legacy of Accessible Justice, Constitutional Law and Individual Rights.
• Burnett to Clerk for South Africa Justice
• From Law Student to Justice Thurgood Marshall’s Clerk: Gay Gellhorn ‘82
• Federal District Court Judge Ralph Beistline is on an Exciting Journey
• A Thoughtful and Provocative Jurist: Court of Appeals Judge Elaine Houghton ‘79
• An Ending and a Beginning: Judge Karen Seinfeld ‘77
• The Tenacity and Dedication of Judge Chris Quinn-Brintnall
• Law Students Participate in the Judiciary (by Professor Betsy Hollingsworth)
• Law School and Lawyering: A Dream Deferred, Then Embraced by Vickie Churchill ‘86
• Time Passes Much Too Quickly, Judge Hayden Laments (by Judge Michael Hayden ’76)
• Judge Deborah Fleck Values Justice for Families, Juveniles, Education and the Courts
• Moving Along the Path to Judging: From the Pursuit of Justice to the Enforcement of the Rule of Law [about Judge Margaret Penny Sowards ’93]
• Judge Cuthbertson is Champion for Diversity and Community
• Judge Judith Hightower Holds High Expectations for Herself
• Law School Has Turned Out Judges at a Dizzying Rate
• Life is Good for Founding Law Graduate, Paul Snyder ‘75
• Well-Established Standards are Essential to Judge Alley
• The Long Road from South Tacoma to Seattle: Retiring Professors Jim Bond and Mark Reutlinger Were There
• Gonzalez Tapped to Become U.S. Supreme Court Fellow
• Rocky Justice: E. Scott Baroway ’87 Pens a Colorado Legal Thriller
• A Talk With E. Scott Baroway ’87—Attorney, Judge, Author
• From Brown to Grutter: Racial Integration and the Law in the Northwest
• Sixteen Years of Advocacy
• Judicial Clerkship Appointments: Class of 2003
• David Chawes, 3L, Selected as a Recipient of the 2004 Burton Award
• Long-Standing Tradition: The School of Law Had a Judicial Focus from the Beginning
• Practicing Law in South Africa (by Christopher J. Roederer)
• Notes on Alumni, Near and Far…
• Steve Madsen ’94 Lets His Law Practice Go to the Dogs as He Takes on the Infamous Iditarod Race

Recommended Citation

Seattle University School of Law, "Lawyer - Spring 2004" (2004). Lawyer.
https://digitalcommons.law.seattleu.edu/thelawyer/27