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Separation of Powers The National Association of Women Judges hosted a discussion titled “Separation of Powers: What Does It Mean?” on how the government’s… read more
Separation of Powers The National Association of Women Judges hosted a discussion titled “Separation of Powers: What Does It Mean?” on how the government’s system of checks and balances works. Other topics included gender balance in the legal profession and judicial pay. Professor Ogletree moderated the discussion.
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- Melissa A. Hart U.S. Representative (Former) [R] Pennsylvania
- Laurie Magid First Assistant U.S. Attorney Department of Justice->Eastern District of Pennsylvania
- Charles J. Ogletree Jr. Professor Harvard Law School
- Marjorie O. Rendell Judge U.S. Court of Appeals->Third Circuit
- Catherine Struve Professor University of Pennsylvania->Law School
- Deanell Reece Tacha Chief Judge U.S. Court of Appeals->Tenth Circuit
- Constance H. Williams State Senator Pennsylvania
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