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In an outdoor setting at the Runnymeade Memorial, Justice Sandra Day O’Connor and British judicial officials talked about the history of the Magna Carta and its significance for both British…

Attorney General Janet Reno addressed the American Bar Association’s Annual Convention. She spoke about the decrease of violence in American cities and urged lawyers to focus on domestic cas…

Attorney General Janet Reno talked about judicial activism and law school enrollment among minorities. The attorney general also talked about her disappointment with the Senate in confirming…

At the American Bar Association conference luncheon Attorney General Janet Reno was given the lifetime achievement award. Friends and colleagues paid tribute to her legal career and service.…

Attorney General Janet Reno talked about studies of crime among younger people and about some programs already in place to help local law enforcement organizations. She talked about preventi…

Attorney General Janet Reno talked about the state of the legal profession, gender bias in the profession and other topics.

Attorney General Janet Reno participated in a town hall Meeting about domestic issues and the legal system. The participants discussed how crime is affecting the U.S. Justice System and the …

Attorney General Janet Reno spoke to members of the American Bar Association about improving the civil justice system. She expressed her dislike for “greedy, indifferent and uncivil” lawyers…

Supreme Court nominee Judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Attorney General Janet Reno, and other female lawyers spoke during a luncheon honoring recipients of the Margaret Brent Women Lawyers of Achi…

Attorney General Reno spoke to a gathering of attorneys attending a symposium on the American justice system. In her remarks, Attorney General Reno spoke on the obligation of lawyers to aid …

Attorney General Janet Reno spoke about the responsibility of the United States government in protecting civil rights. She compared the turbulence of the Los Angeles riots to the civil right…