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On January 1, 1982, After Extensive Local and National Debate, The UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO . 89-5 2 IN RE : APPOINTMENT OF COMMITTEE MEMBERS TO THE DISTRICT EXAMINATION, TRIAL EXPERIENCE, STUDENT PRACTICE, AND DISTRICT PEER REVIEW COMMITTEES, PURSUANT TO RULE 7 GOVERNING THE ADMISSION AND PRACTICE OF ATTORNEY S TWT TT;E CnTTTITL'DAT r% TCMD Tf'm r i LIT l1D T TVA 11\ it VVVi111J 1~1\ V1V 11\1V1 Vl 1LV1\1Lr1 . On January 1, 1982, after extensive local and national debate, the judges of the Southern District of Florida adopted a rule governing the admission and practice of attorneys in this district as recommended by the lawyers practicing in this district and by the Judicial Conference of the United States . The Judicial Conference recommendations had been carefully considered by thirty-three prominent members of the Florida Bar and the Bar of the Southern District . It was the recommendation of this prestigious Bar committee that the Court adopt the rule governing admission and practice and create five committees to implement and evaluate the rules therein created . The committees were ( 1) District Admissions Committee ; (2) District Examination Committee ; ( 3) Trial Experience Committee ; (4) Student Practice Committee ; and ( 5) District Peer Review Committee . A list of the members of the original committees is appended hereto as Exhibit 1 . The retirement or death of some of the original committee members has caused the lawyer members to request the Court to bring current the co mmittee memberships established by the Rules of Court . 1 Therefore, pursuant to the rules governing the admission and practice of attorneys, Rule 7, it i s ORDERED, ADJUDGED and DECREED that the following persons be, and they are hereby, appointed to designated committees of the Court as replacement fnr those committee members who have moved out of the district, retired, or who are deceased : DISTRICT ADMISSIONS COMMITTEE The Honorable Edward B . Davis, Chairman Chairpersons - Peer Review Committee William B . Killian, Esquir e John R . Hoehl, Esquire Chairpersons - Examination Committee Dean C . Colson, Esquir e Dean M . Minnette Masse y Chairpersons - Trial Experience Committee Professor Terence J . Anderso n Jon A . Sale, Esquire Chairpersons - Student Practice Committee Walter H . Beckham, Jr ., Esquire Daniel S . Pearson, Esquire DISTRICT PEER REVIEW COMMITTE E William B . Killian, Esquire, and John R . Hoehl, Esquire, be, and they are hereby, appointed Co-Chairpersons of the District Peer Review Committee . William B . Killian, Esquire, (vice Darrey A . Davis, Esquire) John R . Hoehl, Esquir e (vice Henry R . Rothblatt, Esquire ) Robert L . Krawcheck, Esquire, and Jackson L . Peters, Esquire, be, and they are hereby, appointed as new members of this committee . 2 Robert L . Krawcheck, Esquire (vice C . Bryan McDonald, Esquire) Jackson L . Peters, Esquire The original committee members, hereinafter named, are reappointed to the Peer Review Committee . Anthony J . Karrat, Esquire Theodore Klein, Esquire Theodore J . Sakowit7, !! gjire Leonard Sands, Esquire Atlee Wampler, Esquire DISTRICT EXAMINATIONS COMMITTEE Dean C . Colson, Esquire, and Dean M . Minnette Massey, be, and they are hereby, designated and appointed as Co-Chairpersons of the District Examinations Committee . Dean C . Colson, Esquire (vice Michael Levin, Esquire) Dean M . Minnette Massey (vice Joyce Knox, Esquire ) Melanie G . May, Esquire, and David L . Ross, Esquire, be, and they are hereby, appointed as new members for this committee . The original members of the District Examinations Committee, hereinafter named, be, and they are hereby, reappointed to the committee . Patricia A . Seitz, Esquire Bruce E . Wagner, Esquire Roy B . Gonas, Esquire Frank A . Lane, Esquir e John B . (Jack) Ostrow, Esquire Michael A . Rosen, Esquir e DISTRICT TRIAL EXPERIENCE CON14ITTE E Professor Terence J . Anderson and Jon A . Sale, Esquire, co- chairpersons of the original Trial Experience Committee be, and they are hereby, reappointed . The original members of the District Trial Experience Committee, hereinafter named , be, and they are hereby, reappointed to the committee . Robyn J . Hermann, Esquire John F . Romano, Esquir e 3 Larry S . Stewart , Esquire Parker D . Thomson, Esquire Alan L . Weisberg, Esquire Patricia G . Williams, Esquire Five additional members are added to the Trial Experience Committee . They are : Dexter Lehtinen, U .S . Attorney Aaron S . Podhurst, Esquire James T . Armstrong, Esquire Richard D . Gregorie, Esquire Samuel I . Burstyn, Esquire DISTRICT STUDENT PRACTICE COKKITTE E Daniel S . Pearson, Esquire, be, and he is hereby, appointed to this committee vice Professor Peter L . Nimkoff . Professor Stephen Friedland be, and he is hereby, added as a new member to the District Student Practice Committee . Walter H . Beckham, Jr ., Esquire, shall continue as co- chairperson of the committee with Daniel S . Pearson, Esquire, vice Peter L . Nimkoff . The original members of the committee be, and they are hereby, reappointed . They are : Elizabeth S . Baker, Esquire Sanford L . Bohrer, Esquire Linda C . Hertz, Esquire Roy W . Jordan, Jr ., Esquire Edward M . Kay, Esquir e John Kirk McDonald, Esquire Professor Howard R . Messing It is further ORDERED , ADJUDGED and DECREED that all of the appointments and reappointments herein made shall be for a term of three years . DONE AND ORDERED in chambers at the United States Courthouse, Federal Courthouse Square, Miami , Florida, this 9th day of October 1989 . /JAMES LAWRENCE KING G v, CHIEF JUDGE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF FL cc : Hon . Peter T . Fay All Southern District Judge s All Southern District Magistrates All Committee Members 4 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER 89-52 a IN RE : Order Amending Administrative Order 89-52 Nunc Pro Tun c It appearing to the Court that, Administrative Order 89-52, In re : Appointment of Committee Members to the District Examination , Trial Experience , Student Practice, and District Peer Review Committees, Pursuant to Rule 7 Governing the Admission and Practice of Attorneys in the Southern District of Florida , having been issued on October 9, 1989 , contains the following error . It is .ie~eLy amended, Nunc Pro Tunc , to read as follows : James T . Armstrong, Esquire, member of the Trial Experience Committee (top of page 4) should have read : James L . Armstrong, III, Esquire . DONE and ORDERED in chambers at the United States Courthouse, Federal Courthouse Square, 301 North Miami Avenue, Miami, Florida, this 15th day of November, 1989 . FOR THE COURT James Lawrence Kin g ~_,Ch of United States Dist ct Judg e 1 1 cc : Honorable Peter T . Fay All Southern District Judg e All Southern District Magistrates All Committee Members UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT SOUTRF.RN nrrr1rr-r OF rLLn PJD COURT COMMITTEES LIS T November 9, 198 9 Big Cypress National Preserve Commission 87-6 (01/27/87) .............. _ .....87-14.._ ( 03/02/87 _) .. ..... EXPI RA'PION DATE C 1 2 John W . Watson, Esq ., Chairperson 12600 old Cutler Roa d Miami, FL 3315 6 Sam I . Silver, Esq . Dade County Courthouse 73 West Flagler Street Miami, FL 3313 0 Herbert S . Shapiro, Esq . 1666 79th Street Causeway, Suite 608 Miami Beach , FL 3314 1 Milton A .- Friedman, Esq . Alte.-:nate Commissioner 7006 S .W . 48th Lan e Miami , FL 3315 5 Security Committee 87-16 ( 3/4/87), 88-24 (07/07/88) and 88-21 (06 /30/88 ) Hon . Thomas E . Scott , Chairperson Hon . James W . Keho e Hon . Stanley Marcu s Chief Magistrate Charlene H . Sorrentino Keenan G . Casad y Special Committee : Attorney Reprimands 87-23 ( 4/6/87 ) Hon . Eugene P . Spellman , Chairperson Hon . William M . Hoeveler Special Committee : Clerk's Office Workload and Courtroom Sche ulin z S7-2 t04100-Z's-1 ) Hon . James W . Kehoe, Chairperson Hon . Norman C . Roettger, Jr . Hon . James C . Paine Hon . Eugene P . Spellman Implementation of New sentencing Guidelines Committee 87-36 ( 07/16/ 87.1 Hon . James W . Kehoe Hon . Stanley Marcu s Carlos Juenke, Chairperson Chief United States Probation Office r Harriett Galvin, Esq . 5301 Maggiore Street Coral Gables, FL 3314 6 Mark Schnapp, Esq . U .S . Attorney's offic e 1555 South Miami Avenue, Suite 700 Miami , FL 3313 0 Kenneth M . Schwartz, Esq . Assistant Federal Public Defende r Stuart G . Abrams, Esq . Assistant Federal Public Defende r Neal Sonnett, Esq . One Biscayne Towe r Two South Biscayne Boulevard Miami, FL 3313 2 Theodore Klein, Esq . Fine, Jacobson, et al 100 S .E . 2nd Street Miami, FL 3313 1 John Shevlin Supervising United States Probation Officer Federal Courthouse Squar e 300 NE 1st Av e Miami, Florida 33132 2 Speci al Comm ] ttaP! P uiau%iuas and Responsibilities of the Court Executive 88-05 ( 02/26/88 ) Hon . James Lawrence King Hon . Norman C . Roettger, Jr . Hon . Edward B . Davis Ron Alhee L .atngs Hon . Stanley Marcus Norman E . Zoller , Reporter Administrative oversight Committee 88-10 ( 04/07/88 ) Hon . James Lawrence King, Chairperson Hon . Norman C . Roettger, Jr . Hon . Edward B . Davis _ Ron Aloe L. Hastings Hon . Stanley Marcu s Chief Judge Thomas C . Britton Keenan G . Casady, Secretaria t Federal Law Clerk Policy Committee 88-13 (04/19/88) Hon . Sidney M . Aronovit z Barry R . Davidson, Esq ., Chairperson Coll Davidson & Carter 3200 Miami Center 100 Chopin Plaza Miami, FL 3313 1 (305) 373-520 0 Ana H . Barnett, Esq . Executive Assistant U .S . Attorney 155 South Miami Ave . Miami, FL 33130 FTS 350-447 1 W . Peter Burns, Esq . Steel Hector & Davi s 4000 Southeast Financial Center 200 S . Biscayne Boulevard Miami, FL 3313 1 (305) 577-2958 3 Thomas G . Shultz, Esq . Holland & Knigh t 1200 Brickell Avenue Miami, FL 3313 1 Robert D . MacIntosh, Esq . Fleming O'Bryan and Fleming P .O . Drawer 708 2 Ft . Lauderdale, FL 3333 8 Bar Review Committee 89-15 (04103/89 ) Hon, Thomas E . Scott, Chairperson Hon . Stanley Marcu s Senior Judge C . Clyde Atkin s Hon .
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