Panelist include lawyers and judges from Korean and American Courts, and experts from the University of California-Irvine Korean Law Center, including:
The Honorable Jae Soo Kim, J.D., Consul General of the Republic of Korea
Erwin Chemerinsky, Founder and Dean, UCI Law
Hon. Jamoa Moberly, Superior Court Judge of Orange County
Ryul Kim, Lecturer and Director, UCI-Korean Law Center
Judge Michael Kim LASC
Judge Harold Halm LASC
Judge Susin Lee, Korea
Moderator: Hon. Kathleen Mulligan, U.S. Administrative Judge [EEOC]

Luncheon and Reception co-presented by the Hon. Jae Soo Kim, Esq., Consul General of the Republic of Korea [Los Angeles], and the National Association of Women Judges. Please see the attached flyer more information.

Contact Information: Please contact District 14 Director Hon. Jamoa Moberly, jmoberly@occourts.org, for more information. RSVP by Friday, January 20, 2010.
Location:
Korean Consul General's Residence
627 South Rossmore Avenue
Los Angeles, California

The play will feature a cast of judges and dignitaries from Maryland and Washington, D.C. The role of Thurgood Marshall will be played by Maryland Court of Appeals’ Chief Judge Robert Bell. Lieutenant Governor Anthony G. Brown will play the role of Spottswood Robinson, Marshall’s colleague, Prince George’s County Circuit Court Judge Sheila Tillerson-Adams will play the role of Buster, Marshall’s first wife, Prince George’s County Judges Thurman Rhodes and Larnzell Martin will portray Robert Carter and Walter White, colleagues of Marshall, and U.S. Magistrate Judge Susan Gauvey of the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland will portray the University of Maryland admissions officer who denies Marshall admission to its law school in 1930. Prince George’s County Circuit Court Judge Albert Northrop will play the voice of the Supreme Court and D.C. Administrative Law Judge Nicholas Cobbs will portray John Davis, Marshall’s opposing counsel who argued Brown v. Board of Education before the U.S. Supreme Court in 1954.

Kathleen Kennedy Townsend will make opening remarks.

Contact Information: For ticket information, call Marilyn at 301 442-2166. NAWJ District 4’s treasurer and D.C. Administrative Law Judge Claudia Barber is a member of the board of directors of the scholarship foundation sponsoring the play. Tickets are $20, and $10 with student I.D. Proceeds raised are used to award scholarships to college students.
Location:
Bowie State University’s Meyers Auditorium inside the Martin Luther King, Jr. Communications Center
14000 Jericho Park Road
Bowie, Maryland

Panel presentation to take place in room LL102. Wine and cheese reception to follow in the Kelly Lounge.

Directions and parking: The Law School is a series of five interconnected buildings: Lisner Hall, Stuart Hall, Lerner Hall, Stockton Hall, and the Burns Building. The Lerner Building is at the corner of 20th and H Street NW. If you use the H Street entrance, our classroom (LL102) is in the Lerner Building. Take the stairs on your right to the lower level; our classroom is below the Moot Court Room. Kelly Lounge is on the main floor immediately after you enter from H Street.

Metro: The closest Metro stations are Farragut West and GWU/Foggy Bottom.

Driving: The Clerkship Office will validate your parking if you park at either of the following locations: Marvin Center Parking Lot (on H Street, between 21st and 22nd Streets), University Garage (on I Street between 22nd and 23rd Streets). Please bring your parking ticket with you for validation.

Location:
Room LL102, Lerner Building
corner of 20th and H Street NW
Washington, District of Columbia

Speakers will include: Jeffrey L. Edleson, PhD, University of Minnesota; Taryn Lindhorst, PhD, University of Washington; Sudha Shetty, Esq, University of Minnesota; Bill Vesneski, Esq, University of Washington, PhD student; Gita Mehrotra, MSW, University of Washington, PhD student; Luz Lopez, PhD, Boston University; Bernard Auchter, National Institute of Justice; Prof. Merle Weiner, University of Oregon Law School. Please see attached event flyer.

Contact Information: For more information, please go to www.haguedv.org.This event is free and open to the public. Space is limited. RSVP required.
Location:
University of Washington, School of Social Work
4101 15 Ave NE, # 305
Seattle, Washington

NAWJ Past President Fernande Duffly will moderate the panel, "Advice from the Bench" from 4:00 - 5:30PM.
The panel of prominent state and federal court judges will discuss the different communication styles of women and men, and include, among other things, a discussion of how women lawyers are perceived in the judicial system. They will provide practical tips and best practices for effective oral argument, opening and closing, examination of witnesses, and communication with the court, opposing counsel, and the jury. The goal of this program will be for attendees to enhance their litigation, negotiation, and appellate advocacy skills.

Program Speakers:	Judge Judith S. Kaye, Of Counsel, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP, Former Chief Judge of the New York Court of Appeals
	Judge Barbara M. G. Lynn, United States District Judge for the Northern District of Texas
	Judge M. Margaret McKeown, United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
	Judge Norma L. Shapiro, U. S.District Judge for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania
Moderator:	Associate Justice Fernande "Nan" Duffly, Massachusetts Appeals Court

Contact Information: For more information, please contact Alia Graham at (312) 988-5715 or abacwp1@abanet.org. Register online at http://www.abanet.org/aba_timssnet/meetings/tnt_meetings.cfm?action=long&primary_id=WP0410&webtextid=45394&Subsystem=MTG&related_prod_flag=0.
Location:
Loews Hotel
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Program participants: Moderator: Professor Jonathan Turley, George Washington University School of Law; Panelists: Mark J. Mills, J.D., M.D., Forensic Psychiatrist, Professor, Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons; Rene L. Valladares, Chief of the Trial/Appellate Division, Office of the Federal Public Defender, Editor/Contributor, "Cultural Issues in Criminal Defense"; Hon. Delissa A. Ridgway, U.S. Court of International Trade, Chair, National Conference of Federal Trial Judges.

NAWJ joins in co-sponosrship.

Contact Information: For more information, please contact Hon. Delissa A. Ridgway at (212) 264-5482.
Location:
Law Library of Congress
Washington, District of Columbia

• Commissioner Adam Eisenberg will lead an engaging discussion based on his book, A Different Shade of Blue: How Women Changed the Face of Police Work, prior to Friday night reception.
• Ms. Mary McQueen, President of the National Center for State Courts, will deliver the Keynote Address ‘Emerging Issues in the Courts’ on Saturday.
• Ms. Teresa Atkinson, an expert on cyberstalking, will give a presentation “Cyberspace: A Stalkers New Playground.”
• Ms. Margaret Fisher, a nationally recognized faculty member for Street Law and Youth Court programs will provide alternatives to the Color of Justice program that engage youth in exploring law as a career.

The $80.00 Conference Registration fee covers a Friday night reception; group plated breakfast of scrambled eggs, low fat yogurt, and croissants; buffet sandwich board on Saturday; and refreshments in the meeting room and beverage breaks. Hotel room rates are $159; to reserve, call (206) 623-8700.

Click here for the registration form.

Contact Information: For more information, please contact Sondra Hahn, Administrative Office of the Courts, Olympia, Washington, at (360) 705-5276.
Location:
The Mayflower Park Hotel
405 Olive Way
Seattle, Washington