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PRSRT STD Riverside US POSTAGE County LAWYER PAID PERMIT #1054 Riverside County Bar Association RIVERSIDE, CA 4129 Main St., Ste. 100, Riverside, CA 92501 RCBA 951-682-1015 LRS 951-682-7520 November 2016 • Volume 66 Number 10 MAGAZINE www.riversidecountybar.com [email protected] In This Issue A Crime Named Genocide Human Trafficking Requires a Multidisciplinary Response Honor Killings: The Mentality of Hate The Tolerance Education Center When Mass Murder and Theft of All Human Rights Were “Legal”: The Nazi Judiciary and Judges The Intersection of the Legal System and Exploding Technology Focused on Child Exploitation Supreme Folly: Revisiting Buck v. Bell and the High Court’s Green Light to Forced Sterilization The Preserving and Repatriating of Nazi-Looted Art Not Without a Fight The official publication of the Riverside County Bar Association Publications Committee Sophia Choi Robyn Lewis Julianna Crawford Jennifer Lynch Donald Cripe Juanita Mantz Melissa Cushman Christopher Marin DW Duke Chad Morgan CONTENTS Abram Feuerstein Charlene Nelson Stefanie Field Dawn Saenz Alexandra Fong Mohammad Tehrani Betty Fracisco Jamie Wrage Columns: Amy Guldner Lisa Yang 3 ...................President’s Message by Jean-Simon Serrano Boyd Jensen 4 ............ Barristers President’s Message by Erica M. Alfaro Editor ............................................. Jacqueline Carey-Wilson Copy Editors ..................... Yoginee Braslaw & Juanita Mantz Design and Production ........................ PIP Printing Riverside COVER STORIES: Cover Design ........................................ PIP Printing Riverside 6 ..................................................... A Crime Named Genocide Officers of the Bar Association by Mohammad Tehrani 8 .... Human Trafficking Requires a Multidisciplinary Response by Jennifer O’Farrell President President-Elect Jean-Simon Serrano L. Alexandra Fong 10 ...................................... Honor Killings: The Mentality of Hate (951) 682-6400 (951) 955-6300 by DW Duke [email protected] [email protected] 11 ............................................. The Tolerance Education Center Vice President Chief Financial Officer Jeffrey A. Van Wagenen, Jr. Jack B. Clarke, Jr. by Talia Lizemer-Hawley (951) 955-1309 (951) 686-1450 [email protected] [email protected] 12 ......When Mass Murder and Theft of All Human Rights Were “Legal”: The Nazi Judiciary and Judges Secretary Past President by Hon. Richard D. Fybel Sophia H. Choi Kira L. Klatchko (951) 955-6300 (760) 501-0923 16 .................The Intersection of the Legal System and Exploding [email protected] [email protected] Technology Focused on Child Exploitation Directors-at-Large by Opal Singleton Nicholas Firetag Lori Myers 18 .....Supreme Folly: Revisiting Buck v. Bell and the High Court’s (951) 684-2171 (949) 300-3596 [email protected] [email protected] Green Light to Forced Sterilization by Abram S. Feuerstein Kelly A. Moran Matthew Strickroth (951) 955-6300 (951) 955-5400 24 .............. The Preserving and Repatriating of Nazi-Looted Art [email protected] [email protected] by Donald S. Burris Executive Director 27 ............................................................... Not Without a Fight Charlene Nelson by DW Duke (951) 682-1015 [email protected] Features: Officers of the Barristers Association 3 ..................................Riverside County Mock Trial Competition Attorney Scorers and Attorney Coaches Needed President Treasurer Erica Alfaro Nesa Targhibi 23 .........................................................The RCBA Elves Program (951) 656-8313 [email protected] Members-at-Large Alexandra Andreen Vice President David Hamilton 26 ...................................................Opposing Counsel: Jerry Yang Julianna Crawford Shumika Sookdeo by Melissa Cushman Breanne Wesche Secretary 28 ....Legal Aid Fundraiser on December 1 in Downtown Riverside Priscilla George Past President Christopher Marin Departments: Calendar .................. 2 Membership .............. 25 Riverside County Bar Association 4129 Main Street, Suite 100 Classified Ads ............. 28 Riverside, California 92501 Telephone Facsimile On the cover: 951-682-1015 951-682-0106 The inscription “Never Again” in five languages is on a wall at the Internet E-mail Dachau Concentration Camp outside Munich, Germany. www.riversidecountybar.com [email protected] photo: varandah/shutterstock.com Riverside Lawyer, Nobember 2016 1 MISSION STATEMENT CALENDAR Established in 1894 NOVEMBER 9 Riverside County Barristers The Riverside County Bar Association, established in 1894 to foster Noon – 1:15 p.m. social inter ac tion between the bench and bar, is a professional or ga ni- RCBA Gabbert Gallery Speaker: Diane Wemple Baxa zation that provides con tinu ing education and offers an arena to resolve Topic: “Attorney Client Trust Accounts Rules, Risks & Pitfalls” various prob lems that face the justice system and attorneys prac tic ing in MCLE credit: 1.0 Hour Legal Ethics Riverside County. 15 Family Law Section Noon – 1:15 p.m. RCBA Gabbert Gallery Speaker: Phillip Sidlow RCBA Mission Statement Topic: “How to Attack, Bolster, Defend a Vocational Evaluator’s Report In the Context The mission of the Riverside County Bar Association is: of Family Law” To serve our members, our communities, and our legal system. 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