hides exculpatory evidence not me
I hired 5 defense lawyers and 1 retired supreme court justice called me. None of them could say a thing about the photos, exculpatory evidence, cops high on drugs during arrest.
WHY?
Q - What is worse than a cop on patrol high on drugs.... with a gun, gives perjured testimony, false reports?
A - A Judge and/or prosecutor that looks looks the other way, praises and encourages such activities.
Day after day after day.
Some of these judges, prosecutors, defense lawyers come from this law school.
school with no ethics
Officer Wenrich of the Palatine police, on patrol during arrest, was high on drugs, hallucinating, hammered, staggering around, with guns, flipping out, (self evident, right there, in the report), said at trial, I have no rights.
Wenrich was on drugs at trial testimony (where do cops get drugs, evidence room, cop bar or drug dealer shake down? or from the shared Cook County Sheriff sub station on Rand?).
or Wenrich knew 2 time bar president Scotillo was greased by 1 time bar president Tatooles or 3 time mayor Tatooles or maybe, do me a favor and I will do you a favor, type of thing.
Judge Scotillo agreed with Wenrich's I had no rights and praised him every which way.
The appellate court agreed with Scotillo, who agreed with Wenrich, I have no rights, and praised Wenrich like no tomorrow.
The appellate court agreed with Scotillo that, defense lawyer 1, Tatooles, was incompetent, un fit to be a lawyer.
There for my 6th constitutional amendment rights were taken from me also, unless the constitution considers a incompetent lawyer a-ok (Scotillo made the call early in the trial, then allowed Tatooles to continue as a incompetent lawyer would continue), but what about a affirmative defense?
I assume Scotillo likes defendants who have incompetent lawyers, as far as I am concerned this is what you get with a 2 time bar president who is judge, who is above the law.
Officer Hunter siting right next to Wenrich for 2 hours, didn't give a shit, its a fellow Palatine cop, besides, Hunter was probably flying also.
Welcome to
Mullins own police department and her village council.
Tatooles own police department and his own village council.
Tatooles pays Mullins police chief $120k, then hires Wenrich's deputy commander Haas, as new police chief. Brown's Chicken veterns.
Mr and Mrs Scotillo's, each 2 term bar presidents, Mrs Scotillo was also news editor for 21 years.
sounds like organized crime, racketeering and intimidation to me, who ever question's a Scotillo is out of a bar, job, banned, jailed, muged or killed.
That is why Defense lawyer 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 plus, 1 retired supreme court justice and the appellate, did not want to but heads, simply let these cops, continue to do as they please.
I was in my corvette, maybe Wenrich wanted to sell me some of the drugs he was on, because I was not interested, the arrest followed. Nobody asked me if I blew into the machine. I asked Tatooles to review the video's in the interrogation room, at the beginning, before, I knew the fix was in.
Wenrich was on drugs at trial testimony (where do cops get drugs, evidence room, cop bar or drug dealer shake down? or from the shared Cook County Sheriff sub station on Rand?).
or Wenrich knew 2 time bar president Scotillo was greased by 1 time bar president Tatooles or 3 time mayor Tatooles or maybe, do me a favor and I will do you a favor, type of thing.
Judge Scotillo agreed with Wenrich's I had no rights and praised him every which way.
The appellate court agreed with Scotillo, who agreed with Wenrich, I have no rights, and praised Wenrich like no tomorrow.
The appellate court agreed with Scotillo that, defense lawyer 1, Tatooles, was incompetent, un fit to be a lawyer.
There for my 6th constitutional amendment rights were taken from me also, unless the constitution considers a incompetent lawyer a-ok (Scotillo made the call early in the trial, then allowed Tatooles to continue as a incompetent lawyer would continue), but what about a affirmative defense?
I assume Scotillo likes defendants who have incompetent lawyers, as far as I am concerned this is what you get with a 2 time bar president who is judge, who is above the law.
Officer Hunter siting right next to Wenrich for 2 hours, didn't give a shit, its a fellow Palatine cop, besides, Hunter was probably flying also.
Welcome to
Mullins own police department and her village council.
Tatooles own police department and his own village council.
Tatooles pays Mullins police chief $120k, then hires Wenrich's deputy commander Haas, as new police chief. Brown's Chicken veterns.
Mr and Mrs Scotillo's, each 2 term bar presidents, Mrs Scotillo was also news editor for 21 years.
sounds like organized crime, racketeering and intimidation to me, who ever question's a Scotillo is out of a bar, job, banned, jailed, muged or killed.
That is why Defense lawyer 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 plus, 1 retired supreme court justice and the appellate, did not want to but heads, simply let these cops, continue to do as they please.
I was in my corvette, maybe Wenrich wanted to sell me some of the drugs he was on, because I was not interested, the arrest followed. Nobody asked me if I blew into the machine. I asked Tatooles to review the video's in the interrogation room, at the beginning, before, I knew the fix was in.
If this aint a crock, a bigger one would be, perhaps the justice in blogos inpeachment case, is up to his neck with obstruction and a cover up
I sent associate professor of law, Sheila Simon, email last year about major corruption 10-29-08 1:42 pm (evidence at bottom of http://southern-illinois-law-university.blogspot.com/, evidence also, should be on the law university's email server, it's on my server, but in a court of law, the 3500 emails might be not admissible cause I did not get a receipt.
But it is law when a process server (officer of the court), says he served me with 12 warrants, in Wheeling, Illinois last year.
While it just so happens, I was in Mesa, Arizona on Court ordered probation with daily monitoring by the AZ and IL probation departments along with employment records.
Maybe she is was to busy to read it, accidentally deleted it, tossed for spam, had other more important things to do, who am I.
I hate to tell such a highly educated person, what a highly educated person should have done.
She should have reviewed the blogs and notified proper agencies. No, perhaps, she knew that the proper agencies did not give a hoot so. didn't bother.
I would have liked her (or any of the law professors, I emailed, One guy did, wanted to know if assistant states attorney Chandra was his student? (that question did not make sence to me)) to contact me, (return to sender) and say thank you, I take pride in the law. I take pride in my license to practice and teach law, I will forward this to the proper agencies, I assure you that, there is no tolerance for the corruption of the courts by the courts.
What was on Quinn's mind, when he got her to join this commission? I don't think she is fit for this new job..... or any job she may have for that matter..... and she is a teacher of law. a professor of law. Like I said, only 1 law professor was interested in the blogs and he was more interested if Chandra was his law student.
Now she is apart of the Illinois Reform Commission, if this aint a line of bs, I don't know what is. Look at them all....... I sent Shelia Simon, Anita Alvarez http://anita-alvarez.blogspot.com/ , every law professor, law school faculty member in the state of Illinois, the same email and nothing. About 3500 emails and nothing. I would expect a lame brain legal statement, like I didn't get it. Look who is on the commission! Another club! Personally, looking at their pictures and reading about them, don't do anything form me but shake my head and say what a joke. (I'm taking a break, (eyes sleepy) don't know if I'll come back to this area right away) Once again the top looking down and going to make decisions, recommendations, laws, more crap, bs that only pleases them self's.
What is a lawyer for Boeing, a surgeon, a couple of coaches, bunch of executive directors, a preacher, school president, a couple states attorneys going to do? Sit around the table and compliment each other on their awards, titles, their pension and benefits?
One of the supreme court justices (I think retired), maybe the one that was in the Blogo case, is up to his neck in this corruption I blog about. I could find out which justice called me, but who cares. Best to assume they are all corrupt and if one or two aint, all the better. I talk about it in this blog http://warrenbreslin.blogspot.com/
The Commission can start on Mayor Daley, and this lack of accountability when the Chicago cops were torturing citizens.
What about the hanky panky when the city gave parking meter contract to the company his brother is affiliated with?
What about the hanky panky about the money Obama's wife received when the her husband was senator and the state gave her firm $4 million? in work?
Results are the worst, than what blogo was talking about on the phone, here you got the obvious finished results, with no recording to listen to (I would bet some place there is a tape or 2)
How about arresting the State Police that lied under oath at the corrnor's inquest regarding Drew Peterson's dead wife.
I emailed every judge in the US District Northern court District http://us-court-northern-district-of-ill.blogspot.com/ , for instance. Every judge by not following the law on one of their own are guilty as sin, obstruction of justice. Is the Quinn's commission going to start there?
If the courts, cops, and lawyers don't show respect for the law, no one will, this is a herd mentality civilization. Look around, I rest my case.
Her lackadaisical do nothing, is just what this state, country, society don't need. She belongs in jail.
Unless she has a get out of jail card (like most do) she belongs in jail. I think, by now, associate professor Sheila Simon and Cook County states attorney Anita Alvarez are accessories to the obstruction of justice, aiding and abetting, conspirator of a criminal cover up and a lot more, of biblical proportions.
As far as I know, the law and something called ethics, require notification of authorities when crimes are made known, kind of like right away, asap, not next month or next year.
Ha, the state don't have enough jail space for all the crooked lawyers, judges, cops and politicians that could be found and convicted even if some one wanted to. So why bother, what's the sence?
So this is Quinn's guize, make a blue ribbon reform commission that will go no where, with plenty of publisity.
I'm sorry I got spit and piss vinegar, but a reality check, is not always a pretty thing.
Every one who reads these blogs become a accessory and all the other crap?
but
what is a bagger from the grocery store going to do? or the waitress? the guy working at McDonald's? or the guy at the plumbing supply house going to do?
but
When you tell a law professor or the elected officials that may hires and fires these criminals, mayors, cops, prosecutors, lawyers, judges, law bar associations,
I think it is reasonable that people expect action from this second group, more so, rather than the first.
When the second group becomes broken and cannot fix it's self, I guess, it's up to the first group to fix it, but how?
As a plumber speaking, it is simple or could be as complicated as you want it to be,
You see a corrupt area, slap it with a penalty or something and let em go - that would be like a patch, the problem is still there but a temporary fix, hoping it will last.
or
Cut is out and replace it with new pipe. If the pipe needs some hangers or protection from the cold or bedding than add that to the new pipe also. With corruption, you cut it out and replace with new people, then add some thing (if necessary) into the equation that caused and prolonged the problem. If you can create a auto fixer, good.
End of Story, the commission cannot function while these 2 people can get away with crimes with no consequences, like they have. After they are removed or put in jail, the commission can clean the vocabulary of my solution make it into a 45,000 page document put their name on it and submit it to who......... Quinn?
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http://www.law.siu.edu/fac_staff/simon/bio.asp
But it is law when a process server (officer of the court), says he served me with 12 warrants, in Wheeling, Illinois last year.
While it just so happens, I was in Mesa, Arizona on Court ordered probation with daily monitoring by the AZ and IL probation departments along with employment records.
Maybe she is was to busy to read it, accidentally deleted it, tossed for spam, had other more important things to do, who am I.
I hate to tell such a highly educated person, what a highly educated person should have done.
She should have reviewed the blogs and notified proper agencies. No, perhaps, she knew that the proper agencies did not give a hoot so. didn't bother.
I would have liked her (or any of the law professors, I emailed, One guy did, wanted to know if assistant states attorney Chandra was his student? (that question did not make sence to me)) to contact me, (return to sender) and say thank you, I take pride in the law. I take pride in my license to practice and teach law, I will forward this to the proper agencies, I assure you that, there is no tolerance for the corruption of the courts by the courts.
What was on Quinn's mind, when he got her to join this commission? I don't think she is fit for this new job..... or any job she may have for that matter..... and she is a teacher of law. a professor of law. Like I said, only 1 law professor was interested in the blogs and he was more interested if Chandra was his law student.
Now she is apart of the Illinois Reform Commission, if this aint a line of bs, I don't know what is. Look at them all....... I sent Shelia Simon, Anita Alvarez http://anita-alvarez.blogspot.com/ , every law professor, law school faculty member in the state of Illinois, the same email and nothing. About 3500 emails and nothing. I would expect a lame brain legal statement, like I didn't get it. Look who is on the commission! Another club! Personally, looking at their pictures and reading about them, don't do anything form me but shake my head and say what a joke. (I'm taking a break, (eyes sleepy) don't know if I'll come back to this area right away) Once again the top looking down and going to make decisions, recommendations, laws, more crap, bs that only pleases them self's.
What is a lawyer for Boeing, a surgeon, a couple of coaches, bunch of executive directors, a preacher, school president, a couple states attorneys going to do? Sit around the table and compliment each other on their awards, titles, their pension and benefits?
One of the supreme court justices (I think retired), maybe the one that was in the Blogo case, is up to his neck in this corruption I blog about. I could find out which justice called me, but who cares. Best to assume they are all corrupt and if one or two aint, all the better. I talk about it in this blog http://warrenbreslin.blogspot.com/
The Commission can start on Mayor Daley, and this lack of accountability when the Chicago cops were torturing citizens.
What about the hanky panky when the city gave parking meter contract to the company his brother is affiliated with?
What about the hanky panky about the money Obama's wife received when the her husband was senator and the state gave her firm $4 million? in work?
Results are the worst, than what blogo was talking about on the phone, here you got the obvious finished results, with no recording to listen to (I would bet some place there is a tape or 2)
How about arresting the State Police that lied under oath at the corrnor's inquest regarding Drew Peterson's dead wife.
I emailed every judge in the US District Northern court District http://us-court-northern-district-of-ill.blogspot.com/ , for instance. Every judge by not following the law on one of their own are guilty as sin, obstruction of justice. Is the Quinn's commission going to start there?
If the courts, cops, and lawyers don't show respect for the law, no one will, this is a herd mentality civilization. Look around, I rest my case.
Her lackadaisical do nothing, is just what this state, country, society don't need. She belongs in jail.
Unless she has a get out of jail card (like most do) she belongs in jail. I think, by now, associate professor Sheila Simon and Cook County states attorney Anita Alvarez are accessories to the obstruction of justice, aiding and abetting, conspirator of a criminal cover up and a lot more, of biblical proportions.
As far as I know, the law and something called ethics, require notification of authorities when crimes are made known, kind of like right away, asap, not next month or next year.
Ha, the state don't have enough jail space for all the crooked lawyers, judges, cops and politicians that could be found and convicted even if some one wanted to. So why bother, what's the sence?
So this is Quinn's guize, make a blue ribbon reform commission that will go no where, with plenty of publisity.
I'm sorry I got spit and piss vinegar, but a reality check, is not always a pretty thing.
Every one who reads these blogs become a accessory and all the other crap?
but
what is a bagger from the grocery store going to do? or the waitress? the guy working at McDonald's? or the guy at the plumbing supply house going to do?
but
When you tell a law professor or the elected officials that may hires and fires these criminals, mayors, cops, prosecutors, lawyers, judges, law bar associations,
I think it is reasonable that people expect action from this second group, more so, rather than the first.
When the second group becomes broken and cannot fix it's self, I guess, it's up to the first group to fix it, but how?
As a plumber speaking, it is simple or could be as complicated as you want it to be,
You see a corrupt area, slap it with a penalty or something and let em go - that would be like a patch, the problem is still there but a temporary fix, hoping it will last.
or
Cut is out and replace it with new pipe. If the pipe needs some hangers or protection from the cold or bedding than add that to the new pipe also. With corruption, you cut it out and replace with new people, then add some thing (if necessary) into the equation that caused and prolonged the problem. If you can create a auto fixer, good.
End of Story, the commission cannot function while these 2 people can get away with crimes with no consequences, like they have. After they are removed or put in jail, the commission can clean the vocabulary of my solution make it into a 45,000 page document put their name on it and submit it to who......... Quinn?
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Affiliation: Southern Illinois University School of Law, Clinical Associate Professor of Law
Hometown: Carbondale, Illinois
Throughout her career as a lawyer, Sheila Simon has demonstrated a commitment to serving her Southern Illinois community. After earning a law degree from Georgetown University Law Center in 1987, Ms. Simon worked as a staff attorney at Land of Lincoln Legal Assistance for five years, followed by four years as an Assistant State’s Attorney for Jackson County. In 1997, she joined the faculty of the Southern Illinois University School of Law, where she has worked as professor and staff attorney in the Domestic Violence Clinic. Ms. Simon also served as a member of the Carbondale City Council from 2003 to 2007.
If you want to see major suburban,
corruption,
mayors surrounded with law suits,
witness tampering,
dereliction of duty,
village board of nit wits,
fraud,
pay offs,
judicial misconduct,
Missing $,
cover ups,
Cops high on pull overs,
fabrications,
judicial free pass,
more missing $,
extortion,
Police chief and additional income,
rent free night club on city property,
exclusive contractor,
consulting fees,
cops beating drivers on pull overs,
secrete deals,
malfeasance,
a law bar club,
Park district cover up,
accessory,
perjury,
Brown's Chicken,
taking bribes,
police extracting false confessions,
aid and abetting,
judicial cover up,
promotional fees,
taking hallucinating drugs on patrol,
intimidation,
money laundering,
mayor quash investigations of her police,
false reports,
Off shore bank accounts
influence peddling,
government grants,
a rock .......... yes a rock!
get out of jail cards,
kick backs,
subverting the truth,
mayor sues own village,
shake downs,
Township cover up,
cops on video at bar on duty,
recklessness,
Fire department cover up,
more missing $,
deception,
pay backs,
tax havens,
obstruction,
secrete bank accounts,
conspiracy,
cop at atm 5:30 saturday morning
power crazy,
your at the right place, just glance at my blogs and this is real and it is now. Next time you get pulled over by a cop or in front of a judge, expect and bet on one or more of the above and if it don't happen, buy a lotto ticket, your lucky day.
corruption,
mayors surrounded with law suits,
witness tampering,
dereliction of duty,
village board of nit wits,
fraud,
pay offs,
judicial misconduct,
Missing $,
cover ups,
Cops high on pull overs,
fabrications,
judicial free pass,
more missing $,
extortion,
Police chief and additional income,
rent free night club on city property,
exclusive contractor,
consulting fees,
cops beating drivers on pull overs,
secrete deals,
malfeasance,
a law bar club,
Park district cover up,
accessory,
perjury,
Brown's Chicken,
taking bribes,
police extracting false confessions,
aid and abetting,
judicial cover up,
promotional fees,
taking hallucinating drugs on patrol,
intimidation,
money laundering,
mayor quash investigations of her police,
false reports,
Off shore bank accounts
influence peddling,
government grants,
a rock .......... yes a rock!
get out of jail cards,
kick backs,
subverting the truth,
mayor sues own village,
shake downs,
Township cover up,
cops on video at bar on duty,
recklessness,
Fire department cover up,
more missing $,
deception,
pay backs,
tax havens,
obstruction,
secrete bank accounts,
conspiracy,
cop at atm 5:30 saturday morning
power crazy,
your at the right place, just glance at my blogs and this is real and it is now. Next time you get pulled over by a cop or in front of a judge, expect and bet on one or more of the above and if it don't happen, buy a lotto ticket, your lucky day.
I made known (in addition to the list of names, directly connected to the Northwestern Law University) crimes committed by but not limited to;
the circuit court,
the appellate court,
the Illinois States Attorney's office,
the Illinois Assistant States Attorney's office,
defense council, of 5 attorneys
Palatine, Inverness
the circuit court,
the appellate court,
the Illinois States Attorney's office,
the Illinois Assistant States Attorney's office,
defense council, of 5 attorneys
Palatine, Inverness
A copy of what I sent the Village of Palatine police, fire, township, mayor, village board and Inverness
copy of what i sent to palatine and inverness,
I would like action taken on the following;
Not limited to; corruption, obstruction, perjury, aiding and abetting, accessory, conspiracy.
That involves Jim Tatooles and possibly his brother (John Tatooles) and the Inverness village board.
That involves, but not limited to; Judge Scotillo, defense lawyers 1 - 4, assistant states attorney Chandra, Andre. Palatine police officer Wenrich, Hunter, rookie on duty at the time of case number 04-c3-30337, and Baker, lets not forget Baker, shift commander, police chief, Palatine Mayor, and Village Board, 1 retired supreme court justice, and appellate judges jj, o'malley, tully, pj, mcnulty.
Just about every other person I came across is protecting Wenrich, the list is longer than you can shake a fist at, I know who they are. I Can go much further. See blogs.
http://jamestatooles.blogspot.com/
http://judgescotillo.blogspot.com/
http://mikemarss.blogspot.com/
http://palatine-dirt.blogspot.com/
The only thing I wanted was the truth told especially, in a court of law, No body I contacted seems interested or seems to care. I care about the truth.
I would suggest some one let scotillo know about this blog with his name on it (if he has not seen it already). He might be a little up set, at me....the only guy that did not lie to his face, in his court or the only guy that has balls to stand up for what his court room is suppose to represent and lacking there of.
Now you all can come and hunt me down.
I sent this email to Northwestern Law University (see list below)
My blogs, we have a story of a new Cook County Assistant States Attorney’s first trial, in which she becomes a common criminal during the trial.
She should be subject to jail, loss of law license a fine and my blog.. What a waste of your time and the money who paid for her education.
Is the law school the failure?
Is the law teacher the failure?
Is the bar a failure?
Is the whole legal system a failure?
My blogs represents main steam what is happening every minute of every day, for a long time. There are no winners.
Street wise is to believe no one. Courts play street dumb, believe anything in uniform. Those in uniforms know it and exploit it.
We need honesty, transparency, accountability in the courts and we need it now.
Good chance, most case law is based upon perjured testimony.
Thus you get garbage in garbage out.
http://judgescotillo.blogspot.com/
http://jamestatooles.blogspot.com/
to the following people at the Northwestern Law University
start Northwestern law University
A
Ronald J. Allen, John Henry Wigmore Professor of Law
Albert Alschuler, Professor of Law
Karen Alter, Associate Professor, Political Science
Olufunmilayo Arewa, Associate Professor of Law
Bridget Arimond, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law; Director, LLM Program for International Human Rights
Ronen Avraham, Associate Professor of Law
Kenneth Ayotte, Associate Professor of Law
B
Sandra Babcock, Clinical Associate Professor of Law; Clinical Director, Center for International Human Rights
Simmie Baer, Clinical Assistant Professor
Esther Barron, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
Michael R. Barsa, Senior Lecturer
Robert W. Bennett, Nathaniel L. Nathanson Professor of Law
Ilan Benshalom, Visiting Assistant Professor of Law
Julie Biehl, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law; Director, Cook County Juvenile Court Clinic
Leigh Buchanan Bienen, Senior Lecturer
Kenworthey Bilz, Assistant Professor of Law
Locke Bowman, Clinical Associate Professor of Law; Director, MacArthur Justice Center
Thomas Brennan, Assistant Professor of Law
Alexia Brunet, Visiting Assistant Professor of Law
Robert P. Burns, Professor of Law
Alvaro Bustos, Law and Finance Fellow
Henry N. Butler, Senior Lecturer; Executive Director, Searle Center
C
Steven G. Calabresi, George C. Dix Professor of Law
David L. Cameron, Senior Lecturer; Associate Director, Tax Program
Jennifer Clark, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
Lynn P. Cohn, Clinical Associate Professor of Law; Director, Program on Negotiation and Mediation
Charlotte Crane, Professor of Law
Cathryn S. Crawford, Clinical Associate Professor of Law
Margaret C. Curtiss, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
D
Anthony D'Amato, Judd and Mary Morris Leighton Professor of Law
David A. Dana, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs: Faculty and Research; Professor of Law
Karen L. Daniel, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
Shari Seidman Diamond, Howard J. Trienens Professor of Law
Peter DiCola, Assistant Professor of Law
Grace M. Dodier, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
Bernardine Dohrn, Clinical Associate Professor of Law; Director, Children and Family Justice Center
Steven A. Drizin, Clinical Professor of Law; Associate Director, Bluhm Legal Clinic; Director, Center on Wrongful Convictions
E
John S. Elson, Professor of Law
Thomas Eovaldi, Professor of Law Emeritus
Lee Epstein, Henry Wade Rogers Professor
F
Samuel Finkelstein, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
Daniel Fischel, Professor of Law and Business
Alison Flaum, Visiting Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
Clinton W. Francis, Professor of Law
Carolyn E. Frazier, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
Mayer G. Freed, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs: Executive Degree Programs; Professor of Law
Ezra Friedman, Assistant Professor of Law
G
Daniel Gandert, Clinical Fellow
Thomas F. Geraghty, Associate Dean for Clinical Education; Professor of Law; Director, Bluhm Legal Clinic
Thomas Gibbons, Senior Lecturer and Dean, School of Continuing Studies
H
John Haberstroh, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law; ESL Coordinator
David D. Haddock, Professor of Law
John L. Hagan, John D. MacArthur Professor of Sociology and Law and Senior Research Fellow
Kathleen M. Hagerty, Mechthild E. Nemmers Distinguished Professor of Finance
Sharon Hannes, Visiting Professor of Law
Allison S. Heverin, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
Bonnie H. Honig, Political Science Professor and Senior Research Fellow
Allan Horwich, Senior Lecturer
Richard J. Hoskins, Senior Lecturer
John P. Huang, Clinical Fellow
Lisa A. Huestis, Clinical Associate Professor of Law; Director, International Team Projects
Joyce A. Hughes, Professor of Law
I
Elizabeth Inglehart, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
David H. Iskowich, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
J
Tonja Jacobi, Professor of Law
K
Lesley Kagan, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law; Director of Academic and Professional Excellence
Barbara Kahn, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
Martha Kanter, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
Antoinette Kavanaugh, Clinical Assistant Professor
Eugene Kontorovich, Associate Professor of Law
Andrew Koppelman, John Paul Stevens Professor of Law
L
James Lindgren, Professor of Law
Monica Llorente, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law; Director, Children's Law Pro Bono Project; Coordinator, National Children's Law Network
Steven Lubet, Edna B. and Ednyfed H. Williams Professor of Law; Director, Fred Bartlit Center for Trial Strategy
James A. Lupo, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law; Assistant Dean for Curriculum
Karl Lutz, Senior Lecturer
Thomas Lys, Gary A. Rosenberg Distinguished Professor of Real Estate Management
M
Anita Ortiz Maddali, Visiting Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
Monica Mahan, Clinical Assistant Professor
Sheila Maloney, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law; Assistant Director, Program on Negotiation and Mediation
Joseph Margulies, Clinical Associate Professor of Law; Assistant Director, MacArthur Justice Center
Fred S. McChesney, Class of 1967 James B. Haddad Professor of Law
John Oldham McGinnis, Stanford Clinton Sr. Professor of Law
James McMasters, Lecturer in Law; Acting Director, Pritzker Legal Research Center
Thomas H. Morsch, Clinical Professor of Law; Director, Small Business Opportunity Center
Marjorie Moss, Visiting Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
Ellen Mulaney, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
N
Janice Nadler, Professor of Law
Kathleen Dillon Narko, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
Robert L. Nelson, Professor of Sociology and Law and Senior Research Fellow
Dawn Clark Netsch, Professor of Law Emerita
Jide Nzelibe, Professor of Law
Uzoamaka Nzelibe, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
P
Sue Payne, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
James Pfander, Professor of Law
Philip F. Postlewaite, Harry Horrow Professor in International Law
Stephen B. Presser, Raoul Berger Professor of Legal History
Claire Priest, Professor of Law
Susan Ehrmann Provenzano, Clinical Associate Professor of Law
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Jane Ellen Raley, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
Martin H. Redish, Louis and Harriet Ancel Professor of Law and Public Policy
Stephen Reed, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
Dorothy E. Roberts, Kirkland & Ellis Professor of Law
Judith A. Rosenbaum, Clinical Professor of Law; Director, Communication and Legal Reasoning Program
Leonard S. Rubinowitz, Professor of Law
David S. Ruder, William W. Gurley Memorial Professor of Law Emeritus
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Stephen Sawyer, Clinical Assistant Professor; Senior Counsel, Center for International Human Rights
Max Schanzenbach, Benjamin Mazur Professor of Law
David J. Scheffer, Mayer Brown/Robert A. Helman Professor of Law; Director, Center for International Human Rights
Sarah O'Rourke Schrup, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law; Director, Appellate Advocacy Program
Regina Schwartz, Professor of English
Helene S. Shapo, Professor of Law
Marshall S. Shapo, Frederic P. Vose Professor of Law
Brian Silbernagel, Visiting Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
James B. Speta, Professor of Law
Daniel F. Spulber, Elinor Hobbs Distinguished Professor of International Business and Professor of Management Strategy
Nancy Staudt, Class of 1940 Research Professor of Law
Kristen A. Stilt, Associate Professor of Law
Maureen Stratton, Clinical Assistant Professor; Public Service Coordinator
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Samuel Tenenbaum, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law; Director, Investor Protection Center
Emerson H. Tiller, J. Landis Martin Professor of Law and Business
Franita Tolson, Visiting Assistant Professor
Eric W. Truett, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
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Jeffrey Urdangen, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
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David E. Van Zandt, Dean; Professor of Law
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Abraham Wickelgren, Assistant Professor of Law
Cynthia A. Wilson, Clinical Associate Professor of Law
Barry Wimpfheimer, Assistant Professor of Religion
Robert Wootton, Senior Lecturer
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Kimberly A. Yuracko, Professor of Law
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Clifford Zimmerman, Clinical Associate Professor of Law; Associate Dean/Dean of Students
Bluhm Legal Clinic
Arimond, Bridget
Babcock, Sandra
Baer, Simmie
Barron, Esther
Biehl, Julie
Bowman, Locke
Burns, Robert P.
Clark, Jennifer
Cohn, Lynn P.
Crawford, Cathryn S.
Daniel, Karen L.
Dohrn, Bernardine
Drizin, Steven A.
Elson, John S.
Flaum, Alison
Frazier, Carolyn E.
Gandert, Daniel
Geraghty, Thomas F.
Huang, John P.
Huestis, Lisa A.
Kahn, Barbara
Kavanaugh, Antoinette
Llorente, Monica
Lubet, Steven
Maddali, Anita Ortiz
Mahan, Monica
Maloney, Sheila
Margulies, Joseph
Morsch, Thomas H.
Moss, Marjorie
Nzelibe, Uzoamaka
Raley, Jane Ellen
Reed, Stephen
Sawyer, Stephen
Scheffer, David J.
Schrup, Sarah O'Rourke
Stratton, Maureen
Tenenbaum, Samuel
Urdangen, Jeffrey
Wilson, Cynthia A.
Adjunct Faculty Adjunct Faculty for Trial Advocacy
(subject areas include Business Law, Criminal Law, Graduate Tax Program, Health Law, Intellectual Property Law, Interdisciplinary Legal Studies, International Law, Land Use Law, Legal Ethics, Litigation, Negotiations, Other, Public Law, Taxation, Technology Law)
Business Law
Peter J. Barack
Barack Ferrazzano Kirschbaum Perlman & Nagelberg
web | email
Robert M. Berger
Capri Capital
Krasnow, Saunders & Cornblath
web | email
Thomas P. Brown
Sidley Austin Brown & Wood
web | email
Jules I. Crystal
Bryan Cave LLP
web | email
Paul H. Dykstra
Bell, Boyd & Lloyd
web | email
Chang E. Edmond
Office of the United States Assistant Attorney
email
John E. Freechack
Barack Ferrazzano Kirschbaum Perlman & Nagelberg
web | email
Benjamin Geva
Osgoode Hall Law School of York University, Toronto, Canada
web | email
James J. Hanks, Jr.
Venable LLP
web | email
Alton B. Harris
Ungaretti & Harris
web | email
Marc R. Kadish
Mayer, Brown, Rowe and Maw LLP
web | email
Chris P. Kallos
Kirkland & Ellis
web | email
Kim A. Kamin
Schiff Hardin LLP
email
Robert C. Knuepfer
Baker & McKenzie
web | email
Devi S. Koya
McDermott Will & Emery
email
Andrea S. Kramer
McDermott Will & Emery
web | email
Jason H. P. Kravitt
Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw
web | email
Alan W. Lepp
U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit
email
Edward W. Malstrom
Exelon Business Services Co.
web | email
David S. Mann
Holland & Knight LLC
web | email
Howard A. Nagelberg
Barack Ferrazzano Kirschbaum Perlman & Nagelberg
web | email
John F. Olson
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP
web | email
Paulita Pike
Bell, Boyd & Lloyd
web | email
John N. Raudabaugh
Baker & McKenzie LLP
web | email
Richard L. Reinish
Seyfarth Shaw LLP
web | email
Geoffrey A. Richards
William Blair & Company, LLC
web | email
Stephen G. Seliger
Seliger Elkin & Dolan Ltd.
email
Paul E. Slater
Sperling, Slater & Spitz
web | email
Camilla B. Taylor
Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund
email
Jeffrey P. Thomas
web | email
Thomas J. Vega-Byrnes, Esq.
Thomas Vega-Byrnes
web | email
Hillary A. Weis
Sachnoff & Weaver, Ltd.
email
Dennis R. Wendte
Barack Ferrazzano Kirschbaum Perlman & Nagelberg
web | email
Steven A. Wernikoff
United States Federal Trade Commission - Midwest Region
email
Davis A William, II
email
Simon Wong
Barclays Global Investors (BGI)
web | email
Todd M. Young
Hinshaw & Culbertson
web | email
Criminal Law
Michael Deutsch
People's Law Office
email
Alan S. Mills
Uptown People's Law Center
email
Mark S. Prosperi
Office of the United States Attorney
email
Reid J. Schar
Office of the United States Attorney
web | email
Matthew M. Schneider
U. S. States Attorney's Office
email
Robert L. Warden
Northwestern University Bluhm Legal Clinic
email
Heather Winslow
email
Environmental Law
Keith I. Harley
Chicago Legal Clinic
web | email
Howard A. Learner
Environmental Law & Policy Center of the Midwest
web | email
Elizabeth R. Shenkier
Chicago Environmental Law Clinic
Ethics
Karine Morin, LL.M.
American Medical Association
Ethics Standard Group
email
Health Law
Henry S. Allen, Jr.
Holland & Knight, LLP
web | email
James R. Ferguson
Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw
web | email
John F. Lemker
Bell, Boyd & Lloyd
web | email
Thaddeus J. Nodzenski
Associate General Counsel, Illinois Hospital Association
email
Richard H. Sanders
Vedder Price Kaufman & Kammholz
web | email
Intellectual Property Law
Michael H. Baniak
Baniak, Pine & Gannon
web | email
Joseph J. Berghammer
Banner & Witcoff
email
Frederick H. Branding
McGuire Woods
web
Marc S. Cooperman
Banner & Witcoff
email
Samuel Fifer
Sonnenschein, Nath & Rosenthal
web | email
Samuel Fifer
Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal
web | email
David C. Hilliard
Pattishall, McAuliffe, Newbury, Hilliard & Geraldson
web | email
Prananatha Jha
Sidley, Austin, Brown & Wood
web | email
Cederoth Richard
Sidley Austin Brown & Wood LLP
web | email
Jerome J. Roberts
Roberts and Caruso
email
Joseph N. Welch II
Pattishall, McAuliffe, Newbury, Hilliard & Geraldson
web | email
Interdisciplinary Legal Studies
Sylvia M. Neil
web | email
International Law
Elizabeth Duquette
web | email
Andre Fiebig
Baker & McKenzie
email
Georgie Boge Geraghty
web | email
Harold D. Shapiro
Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal
web | email
Land Use Law
Theodore J. Novak
DLA Piper Rudnick Gray Cary US LLP
web | email
Legal Ethics
John C. Berghoff, Jr.
Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw
web | email
John Costigan
email
Robert A. Creamer
Attorneys' Liability Assurance Society, Inc. A Risk Retention Group
web | email
Edward Feldman
Miller Shakman & Hamilton
web | email
Michael J. Flaherty
Flaherty & Jacobson
web | email
Mary K. Foster
email
Donald B. Hilliker
McDermott Will & Emery
web | email
Leslie Jones
Johnson Jones Snellin Gilbert & Davis
Jill W. Landsberg
email
Harlan A. Loeb
FD
web | email
Kathy Morris
Gardner Carton & Douglas
web | email
Wendy J. Muchman
Attorney Registration & Disciplinary Commission of the Illinois Supreme Court
web | email
Debra S. Rade
Rade Law LLC
web | email
John P. Ratnaswamy
Foley & Lardner
web | email
Janet Reed
email
Douglas Richmond
Aon Risk Services
George Sullivan
Chapman & Cutler
Cynthia A. Wilson
Northwestern University School of Law
web | email
Litigation
Sunil R. Harjani
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
email
Greem T/ Jeffrey
Sidley Austin Brown & Wood
web | email
Barry T. McNamara
email
Carter G. Phillips
Sidley, Austin, Brown & Wood
web | email
Negotiations
Myles D. Berman
Foley & Lardner
web | email
John W. Cooley
email
Mark D. Gerstein
Latham & Watkins
web | email
Ram Padmanabhan
Katten Muchin Zavis Rosenman
web | email
Marilyn A. Pearson
DLA Piper Rudnick Gray Cary US LLP
web | email
Andrew M. Stroth
Impact Talent Associates, Inc.
Sports Law
David A. Schwartz
CSMG
email
Taxation
Robert Aland
Christine L. Albright
Winston & Strawn
web | email
Vincent Aquilino
Ungaretti & Harris
web | email
William Golden
email
Kenneth Harris
Neal, Gerber & Eisenberg
web | email
Fred Marcus
Horwood Marcus & Berk
web | email
Michael Melbinger
Winston & Strawn
web | email
Thomas G. Opferman
Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal
web | email
Paul C. Pencak
email
Charles Redd
Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal
web | email
Suzanne L. Shier
Chapman and Cutler LLP
web | email
Steven M. Surdell
Ernst and Young
email
Anna M. Voortman
Ernst & Young
email
Lowell D Yoder
McDermott Will & Emery LLP
web | email
(subject areas include Legal Ethics - ITA and Trial Advocacy)
Trial Advocacy
Jeffrey B. Aaronson
Bell, Boyd & Lloyd
web | email
Michael J. Abernathy
Bell, Boyd & Lloyd
web | email
Sergio E. Acosta
U.S. Department of Justice
email
Diane Ainsworth
Ainsworth & Associates PC
email
Kimball R. Anderson
Winston & Strawn
web | email
Mary Patricia Benz
Winston & Strawn
web | email
Jeanne E. Bishop
Assistant Public Defender, Cook County
email
Deborah H Bornstein
Williams Montgomery & John Ltd.
web | email
Edwin E. Brooks
Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP
email
Michelle Browdy
Kirkland & Ellis
web | email
Terra Brown
Office of the United States Attorney
John P. Buckley
Ungaretti & Harris
web | email
Antony S. Burt
Schiff Hardin LLP
web | email
R. Peter Carey
Mandel, Lipton & Stevenson
web | email
Mark Casciari
Seyfarth Shaw
web | email
Ruben Castillo
United States District Court
web | email
Stuart Chanen
Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP
web | email
John Chen
email
Myron M. Cherry
Myron M. Cherry & Associates LLC
email
Theodore Chung
email
Steven H. Cohen
City of Chicago
email
Jeffrey Cole
U.S. District Court
email
James Dasso
http://www.foley.com
web | email
Nathan Diamond-Falk
Law Office of Nathan Diamond-Falk
email
Robert W. Gettleman
United States District Court
web | email
Jeffrey T. Gilbert
Sachnoff & Weaver, Ltd.
web | email
Michael Gill
Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw
email
Adam J. Glazer
Schoenberg, Fisher, Newman & Rosenberg
web | email
Philip A. Guentert
Office of the United States Attorney
web | email
Douglas B. Harper
web | email
Steven Harper
Kirkland & Ellis
web | email
H. Roderic Heard
Wildman Harrold Allen & Dixon
web | email
John L. Hines
Sachnoff & Weaver, Ltd.
web | email
Richard J. Jacobson
Flaherty & Jacobson
email
Glen H. Kanwit
Foley & Lardner
web | email
Moyenda M. Knapp
Johnson & Bell Ltd.
web | email
Robert J. Kriss
Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw
email
Jeffrey J. Kroll
Clifford Law Offices
email
Thomas Otman Kuhns
Kirkland & Ellis
web | email
Richard I. Levin
Levin Riback Law Group, PC
web | email
Scott D. Levine
Office of the United States Attorney
Brian Lewis
Wildman Harrold Allen & Dixon
web | email
Ernest Y. Ling
United States Attorney's Office
email
Thomas M. Lynch
Wildman Harrold Allen & Dixon
web | email
Gerald L. Maatman
Baker & McKenzie
web | email
Eric N. Macey
Novack & Macey
web | email
Steven D. McCormick
Kirkland & Ellis
web | email
William J. McKenna
Foley & Lardner
web | email
Michael R. Mulcahy
Vedder Price Kaufman & Kammholz
web | email
Charles R. Norgle
United States District Court
web | email
Karen O'Malley
Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw
email
Gerald C. Peterson
Winston & Strawn
web | email
Dean J. Polales
United States Attorney's Office
email
Adam Riback
Levin Riback
email
Sidney I. Schenkier
Magistrate Judge, United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois
web | email
Raymond J. Smith
The Law Office of Raymond J. Smith
email
George W. Spellmire
D'Ancona & Pflaum
email
Amy St. Eve
Abbott Laboratories
email
Michael A. Stiegel
Michael Best & Friedrich
web | email
Sean M. Sullivan
Sullivan & Huff
Cheryl R. Tama Oblander
Winston & Strawn
web | email
Stephanie L. Uhlarik
Office of the Corporation Counsel
email
Yvonne Vargas
email
Susan L. Walker
Deputy General Counsel
email
Edward J. Zulkey
Baker & McKenzie
web | email
end Northwestern University of law
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Ronald J. Allen, John Henry Wigmore Professor of Law
Albert Alschuler, Professor of Law
Karen Alter, Associate Professor, Political Science
Olufunmilayo Arewa, Associate Professor of Law
Bridget Arimond, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law; Director, LLM Program for International Human Rights
Ronen Avraham, Associate Professor of Law
Kenneth Ayotte, Associate Professor of Law
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Sandra Babcock, Clinical Associate Professor of Law; Clinical Director, Center for International Human Rights
Simmie Baer, Clinical Assistant Professor
Esther Barron, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
Michael R. Barsa, Senior Lecturer
Robert W. Bennett, Nathaniel L. Nathanson Professor of Law
Ilan Benshalom, Visiting Assistant Professor of Law
Julie Biehl, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law; Director, Cook County Juvenile Court Clinic
Leigh Buchanan Bienen, Senior Lecturer
Kenworthey Bilz, Assistant Professor of Law
Locke Bowman, Clinical Associate Professor of Law; Director, MacArthur Justice Center
Thomas Brennan, Assistant Professor of Law
Alexia Brunet, Visiting Assistant Professor of Law
Robert P. Burns, Professor of Law
Alvaro Bustos, Law and Finance Fellow
Henry N. Butler, Senior Lecturer; Executive Director, Searle Center
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Steven G. Calabresi, George C. Dix Professor of Law
David L. Cameron, Senior Lecturer; Associate Director, Tax Program
Jennifer Clark, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
Lynn P. Cohn, Clinical Associate Professor of Law; Director, Program on Negotiation and Mediation
Charlotte Crane, Professor of Law
Cathryn S. Crawford, Clinical Associate Professor of Law
Margaret C. Curtiss, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
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Anthony D'Amato, Judd and Mary Morris Leighton Professor of Law
David A. Dana, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs: Faculty and Research; Professor of Law
Karen L. Daniel, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
Shari Seidman Diamond, Howard J. Trienens Professor of Law
Peter DiCola, Assistant Professor of Law
Grace M. Dodier, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
Bernardine Dohrn, Clinical Associate Professor of Law; Director, Children and Family Justice Center
Steven A. Drizin, Clinical Professor of Law; Associate Director, Bluhm Legal Clinic; Director, Center on Wrongful Convictions
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John S. Elson, Professor of Law
Thomas Eovaldi, Professor of Law Emeritus
Lee Epstein, Henry Wade Rogers Professor
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Samuel Finkelstein, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
Daniel Fischel, Professor of Law and Business
Alison Flaum, Visiting Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
Clinton W. Francis, Professor of Law
Carolyn E. Frazier, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
Mayer G. Freed, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs: Executive Degree Programs; Professor of Law
Ezra Friedman, Assistant Professor of Law
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Daniel Gandert, Clinical Fellow
Thomas F. Geraghty, Associate Dean for Clinical Education; Professor of Law; Director, Bluhm Legal Clinic
Thomas Gibbons, Senior Lecturer and Dean, School of Continuing Studies
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John Haberstroh, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law; ESL Coordinator
David D. Haddock, Professor of Law
John L. Hagan, John D. MacArthur Professor of Sociology and Law and Senior Research Fellow
Kathleen M. Hagerty, Mechthild E. Nemmers Distinguished Professor of Finance
Sharon Hannes, Visiting Professor of Law
Allison S. Heverin, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
Bonnie H. Honig, Political Science Professor and Senior Research Fellow
Allan Horwich, Senior Lecturer
Richard J. Hoskins, Senior Lecturer
John P. Huang, Clinical Fellow
Lisa A. Huestis, Clinical Associate Professor of Law; Director, International Team Projects
Joyce A. Hughes, Professor of Law
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Elizabeth Inglehart, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
David H. Iskowich, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
J
Tonja Jacobi, Professor of Law
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Lesley Kagan, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law; Director of Academic and Professional Excellence
Barbara Kahn, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
Martha Kanter, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
Antoinette Kavanaugh, Clinical Assistant Professor
Eugene Kontorovich, Associate Professor of Law
Andrew Koppelman, John Paul Stevens Professor of Law
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James Lindgren, Professor of Law
Monica Llorente, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law; Director, Children's Law Pro Bono Project; Coordinator, National Children's Law Network
Steven Lubet, Edna B. and Ednyfed H. Williams Professor of Law; Director, Fred Bartlit Center for Trial Strategy
James A. Lupo, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law; Assistant Dean for Curriculum
Karl Lutz, Senior Lecturer
Thomas Lys, Gary A. Rosenberg Distinguished Professor of Real Estate Management
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Anita Ortiz Maddali, Visiting Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
Monica Mahan, Clinical Assistant Professor
Sheila Maloney, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law; Assistant Director, Program on Negotiation and Mediation
Joseph Margulies, Clinical Associate Professor of Law; Assistant Director, MacArthur Justice Center
Fred S. McChesney, Class of 1967 James B. Haddad Professor of Law
John Oldham McGinnis, Stanford Clinton Sr. Professor of Law
James McMasters, Lecturer in Law; Acting Director, Pritzker Legal Research Center
Thomas H. Morsch, Clinical Professor of Law; Director, Small Business Opportunity Center
Marjorie Moss, Visiting Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
Ellen Mulaney, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
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Janice Nadler, Professor of Law
Kathleen Dillon Narko, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
Robert L. Nelson, Professor of Sociology and Law and Senior Research Fellow
Dawn Clark Netsch, Professor of Law Emerita
Jide Nzelibe, Professor of Law
Uzoamaka Nzelibe, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
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Sue Payne, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
James Pfander, Professor of Law
Philip F. Postlewaite, Harry Horrow Professor in International Law
Stephen B. Presser, Raoul Berger Professor of Legal History
Claire Priest, Professor of Law
Susan Ehrmann Provenzano, Clinical Associate Professor of Law
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Jane Ellen Raley, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
Martin H. Redish, Louis and Harriet Ancel Professor of Law and Public Policy
Stephen Reed, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
Dorothy E. Roberts, Kirkland & Ellis Professor of Law
Judith A. Rosenbaum, Clinical Professor of Law; Director, Communication and Legal Reasoning Program
Leonard S. Rubinowitz, Professor of Law
David S. Ruder, William W. Gurley Memorial Professor of Law Emeritus
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Stephen Sawyer, Clinical Assistant Professor; Senior Counsel, Center for International Human Rights
Max Schanzenbach, Benjamin Mazur Professor of Law
David J. Scheffer, Mayer Brown/Robert A. Helman Professor of Law; Director, Center for International Human Rights
Sarah O'Rourke Schrup, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law; Director, Appellate Advocacy Program
Regina Schwartz, Professor of English
Helene S. Shapo, Professor of Law
Marshall S. Shapo, Frederic P. Vose Professor of Law
Brian Silbernagel, Visiting Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
James B. Speta, Professor of Law
Daniel F. Spulber, Elinor Hobbs Distinguished Professor of International Business and Professor of Management Strategy
Nancy Staudt, Class of 1940 Research Professor of Law
Kristen A. Stilt, Associate Professor of Law
Maureen Stratton, Clinical Assistant Professor; Public Service Coordinator
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Samuel Tenenbaum, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law; Director, Investor Protection Center
Emerson H. Tiller, J. Landis Martin Professor of Law and Business
Franita Tolson, Visiting Assistant Professor
Eric W. Truett, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
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Jeffrey Urdangen, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law
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David E. Van Zandt, Dean; Professor of Law
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Abraham Wickelgren, Assistant Professor of Law
Cynthia A. Wilson, Clinical Associate Professor of Law
Barry Wimpfheimer, Assistant Professor of Religion
Robert Wootton, Senior Lecturer
Y
Kimberly A. Yuracko, Professor of Law
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Clifford Zimmerman, Clinical Associate Professor of Law; Associate Dean/Dean of Students
Bluhm Legal Clinic
Arimond, Bridget
Babcock, Sandra
Baer, Simmie
Barron, Esther
Biehl, Julie
Bowman, Locke
Burns, Robert P.
Clark, Jennifer
Cohn, Lynn P.
Crawford, Cathryn S.
Daniel, Karen L.
Dohrn, Bernardine
Drizin, Steven A.
Elson, John S.
Flaum, Alison
Frazier, Carolyn E.
Gandert, Daniel
Geraghty, Thomas F.
Huang, John P.
Huestis, Lisa A.
Kahn, Barbara
Kavanaugh, Antoinette
Llorente, Monica
Lubet, Steven
Maddali, Anita Ortiz
Mahan, Monica
Maloney, Sheila
Margulies, Joseph
Morsch, Thomas H.
Moss, Marjorie
Nzelibe, Uzoamaka
Raley, Jane Ellen
Reed, Stephen
Sawyer, Stephen
Scheffer, David J.
Schrup, Sarah O'Rourke
Stratton, Maureen
Tenenbaum, Samuel
Urdangen, Jeffrey
Wilson, Cynthia A.
Adjunct Faculty Adjunct Faculty for Trial Advocacy
(subject areas include Business Law, Criminal Law, Graduate Tax Program, Health Law, Intellectual Property Law, Interdisciplinary Legal Studies, International Law, Land Use Law, Legal Ethics, Litigation, Negotiations, Other, Public Law, Taxation, Technology Law)
Business Law
Peter J. Barack
Barack Ferrazzano Kirschbaum Perlman & Nagelberg
web | email
Robert M. Berger
Capri Capital
Krasnow, Saunders & Cornblath
web | email
Thomas P. Brown
Sidley Austin Brown & Wood
web | email
Jules I. Crystal
Bryan Cave LLP
web | email
Paul H. Dykstra
Bell, Boyd & Lloyd
web | email
Chang E. Edmond
Office of the United States Assistant Attorney
John E. Freechack
Barack Ferrazzano Kirschbaum Perlman & Nagelberg
web | email
Benjamin Geva
Osgoode Hall Law School of York University, Toronto, Canada
web | email
James J. Hanks, Jr.
Venable LLP
web | email
Alton B. Harris
Ungaretti & Harris
web | email
Marc R. Kadish
Mayer, Brown, Rowe and Maw LLP
web | email
Chris P. Kallos
Kirkland & Ellis
web | email
Kim A. Kamin
Schiff Hardin LLP
Robert C. Knuepfer
Baker & McKenzie
web | email
Devi S. Koya
McDermott Will & Emery
Andrea S. Kramer
McDermott Will & Emery
web | email
Jason H. P. Kravitt
Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw
web | email
Alan W. Lepp
U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit
Edward W. Malstrom
Exelon Business Services Co.
web | email
David S. Mann
Holland & Knight LLC
web | email
Howard A. Nagelberg
Barack Ferrazzano Kirschbaum Perlman & Nagelberg
web | email
John F. Olson
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP
web | email
Paulita Pike
Bell, Boyd & Lloyd
web | email
John N. Raudabaugh
Baker & McKenzie LLP
web | email
Richard L. Reinish
Seyfarth Shaw LLP
web | email
Geoffrey A. Richards
William Blair & Company, LLC
web | email
Stephen G. Seliger
Seliger Elkin & Dolan Ltd.
Paul E. Slater
Sperling, Slater & Spitz
web | email
Camilla B. Taylor
Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund
Jeffrey P. Thomas
web | email
Thomas J. Vega-Byrnes, Esq.
Thomas Vega-Byrnes
web | email
Hillary A. Weis
Sachnoff & Weaver, Ltd.
Dennis R. Wendte
Barack Ferrazzano Kirschbaum Perlman & Nagelberg
web | email
Steven A. Wernikoff
United States Federal Trade Commission - Midwest Region
Davis A William, II
Simon Wong
Barclays Global Investors (BGI)
web | email
Todd M. Young
Hinshaw & Culbertson
web | email
Criminal Law
Michael Deutsch
People's Law Office
Alan S. Mills
Uptown People's Law Center
Mark S. Prosperi
Office of the United States Attorney
Reid J. Schar
Office of the United States Attorney
web | email
Matthew M. Schneider
U. S. States Attorney's Office
Robert L. Warden
Northwestern University Bluhm Legal Clinic
Heather Winslow
Environmental Law
Keith I. Harley
Chicago Legal Clinic
web | email
Howard A. Learner
Environmental Law & Policy Center of the Midwest
web | email
Elizabeth R. Shenkier
Chicago Environmental Law Clinic
Ethics
Karine Morin, LL.M.
American Medical Association
Ethics Standard Group
Health Law
Henry S. Allen, Jr.
Holland & Knight, LLP
web | email
James R. Ferguson
Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw
web | email
John F. Lemker
Bell, Boyd & Lloyd
web | email
Thaddeus J. Nodzenski
Associate General Counsel, Illinois Hospital Association
Richard H. Sanders
Vedder Price Kaufman & Kammholz
web | email
Intellectual Property Law
Michael H. Baniak
Baniak, Pine & Gannon
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end Northwestern University of law
How could Palatine Police officer Jonathan
Hunter, administer a breath test
while right next to him is the
arresting officer, Wenrich
who was
ripped out of his hallucinating mind.
Both sitting at the same desk,
for about 2 hours.
Hunter probably saw Palatine cops hallucinating on the job and thought nothing of it.
This would kind of spoil all of
officer Hunter's credibility and
the credibility of the village of Palatine.
What if I said I never blew........ hahahahahah, not going to tell a lie, but.. how far will this cover up go? A video tap reviewed by a expert drug witness, could explain or not Wenrich's hallucinating and Hunter ignoring this condition.
The village would have to produce a video tape, then we could examine Wenrich's and Hunters behavior and condition, as he is filling out the misleading, factually incorrect police report.
If I were to sue the Village of Palatine and or the Police officers, for let's say $100 million. I think the police department would straighten up quickly.
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I told Tatooles about this and to get the video tapes and you can see what I mean. Tatooles was not interested. Hunter and Wenrich did not say more than a couple of things during the 2 hour or so at the desk.
Why do state prosecutors and judges praise and honor these type of people is beyond me.
Until this crap that makes no sense stops, nothing good will come out of it, it's like throwing gas on fire.
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Hunter must have some type of problem also?
I think this makes Hunter un fit to be a police officer or much of any thing else, under the current situation, without some type therapy or treatment.
Also this makes a life time of Hunter's testimony and arrests suspect to fraudulent representation.
Hunter, administer a breath test
while right next to him is the
arresting officer, Wenrich
who was
ripped out of his hallucinating mind.
Both sitting at the same desk,
for about 2 hours.
Hunter probably saw Palatine cops hallucinating on the job and thought nothing of it.
This would kind of spoil all of
officer Hunter's credibility and
the credibility of the village of Palatine.
What if I said I never blew........ hahahahahah, not going to tell a lie, but.. how far will this cover up go? A video tap reviewed by a expert drug witness, could explain or not Wenrich's hallucinating and Hunter ignoring this condition.
The village would have to produce a video tape, then we could examine Wenrich's and Hunters behavior and condition, as he is filling out the misleading, factually incorrect police report.
If I were to sue the Village of Palatine and or the Police officers, for let's say $100 million. I think the police department would straighten up quickly.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
I told Tatooles about this and to get the video tapes and you can see what I mean. Tatooles was not interested. Hunter and Wenrich did not say more than a couple of things during the 2 hour or so at the desk.
Why do state prosecutors and judges praise and honor these type of people is beyond me.
Until this crap that makes no sense stops, nothing good will come out of it, it's like throwing gas on fire.
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Hunter must have some type of problem also?
I think this makes Hunter un fit to be a police officer or much of any thing else, under the current situation, without some type therapy or treatment.
Also this makes a life time of Hunter's testimony and arrests suspect to fraudulent representation.
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