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He’s been on the Ninth Circuit,
appointed by President Clinton since 1999; educated at the Stanford Law School,
President of the Stanford Law Review, and clerked for Skelly Wright and for Justice
William Brennan in 1968.
Judge Fisher had a distinguished career as a trial attorney in Los Angeles, and also served
in the Department of Justice in the Clinton administration as Associate Attorney General,
the third ranking official in the Department of Justice. He also worked on Los Angeles
issues, being a member of the Los Angeles Police Commission in 1996-1997, and then
Deputy General Counsel for the independent commission on the Los Angeles Police
Department, the so-called “Christopher Commission.” So, Judge Fisher has, I guess, seen
it from all angles, from federal government, from state and local government, and from
the bench now. And we are glad to have him here.
Let me briefly introduce the last two speakers, and then I will turn things over to the
judge. Rachel Moran, continuing down to my left here, clerked for Judge Feinberg on the
Second Circuit, and worked for the San Francisco law firm of Heller, Ehrman White
McAuliffe. She has been a member of the Boalt faculty since 1983, and visited at UCLA,
Stanford, NYU, and other places. She served as Chair of the Chicana-Latina Policy
Project at UC Berkeley’s Institute for the Study of Social Change, and in 1995 received
The UC Berkeley Distinguished Teaching Award.
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