University of Maryland School of Law : Catalog, 1988-1989

David J. Luban,
Professor of Law
B.A., 1970, University of Chicago;
M.A., M.Phil, 1973, Ph.D.
1974, Yale University. Mr. Luban
joined the faculty on a regular
basis in 1986, after several years at
the Institute for Philosophy and
Public Policy at the University of
Maryland, College Park, during
which he frequently taught the
Legal Profession course at the law
school. He retains his affiliation as
a research scholar with the Institute.
Before coming to the University
of Maryland in 1979 he
taught philosophy at Yale and at
Kent State University, and he has
visited at the Dartmouth College
philosophy department and at the
Max Planck Institute in West Germany.
Mr. Luban is the editor of
The Good Lawyer (1983) and the
author of Lawyers and Justice'An
Ethical Study (1988), and has published
numerous articles on legal
ethics and on political and legal
philosophy. He edits the National
Reporter on Legal Ethics and Professional
Responsibility and is 1988
chair of the Association of American
Law Schools Section on Professional
Responsibility.
Legal Profession; Philosophy of Law
Seminar.
Linda A. McDonnell,
Assistant Dean for
Administration
B.S., 1983, University of Maryland
University College. Ms.
McDonnell has been associated
with the University of Maryland
for over 10 years, having served as
an administrator for surgical oncology
in the University of Maryland
Hospital prior to joining the
administrative staff of the law
school in 1984- She is responsible
for fiscal planning and management,
physical plant, security and
special projects.
David Medine,
Visiting Associate Professor of
Law
B.A., 1975, Hampshire College;
J.D., 1978, University of Chicago.
After graduation from the University
of Chicago Law School, Mr.
Medine was an associate with a
large law firm in Washington,
D.C. He then served as a clinical
instructor at The National Law
Center, George Washington University,
and from 1986 to 1988 Mr.
Medine was an associate professor
at Indiana University Law School,
Bloomington, where he was director
of its in-house legal clinic.
Clinic/Civil Procedure.
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