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The Section’s White Collar Crime Committee presented “Meet The Democratic Candidates
for New York State Attorney General” with the New York Council of Defense Lawyers.
Established the Section Fall and Spring Meetings as a gathering place for the criminal justice
field to focus on issues of high importance to the field and obtained cosponsors from outside
the ABA. The Fall Conference on Sentencing Advocacy, Practice, and Reform Institute in
Washington, DC, had 14 outside‐the‐ABA cosponsors (NACDL, NAAG, NDAA, the
National Legal Aid and Defender Association, Families Against Mandatory Minimums, The
United States Sentencing Commission, The Sentencing Project, National Center for Victims
of Crime, National Crime Victim Law Institute, Federal Public and Community Defenders,
Prisoner Reentry Institute at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, American Probation and
Parole Association, Center for Court Innovation, American Correctional Association, and
the Corporation for Supportive Housing).
Continued the policy outreach implementation plan to State and local Bars. This plan also
keep the Bars and United States Attorneys, Public Defenders, Prosecutors, Criminal Justice
schools, and other criminal law‐related entities alerted to the policy work of the section via
Policy Bulletins ‐‐ which are sent quarterly and reach over 550 key individuals involved in
criminal justice.
Mailed The State of Criminal Justice 2010 to all State and local Bar criminal justice committee
chairs, to national criminal justice groups, as well as Section members and individuals
outside the Section such as professors at colleges of criminal justice.
Frank C. Razzano, Stephen J. Obie, Adam G. Safwat, Cheryl Evans, Laura Joseph, and Thomas O. Gorman took
part in “Enforcement Trends in Securities & Commodities Actions 2010” on Jan. 13, 2010 at the Law Office of Pepper
Hamilton LLP in Washington, D.C.
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