Alice Louise O'Donnell

Background

O'Donnell, Alice Louise was born in Stanwood, Washington, District of Columbia, United States. Daughter of John James and Jeannette May (Anderson) O'D.

Education

Student, University Washington, 1932; student, University Southern California, 1943-1944; student, George Washington University, 1940-1942; Juris Doctor, George Washington University, 1954; Juris Doctor (honorary), Western State Law School, 1988.

Career

With staff, Attorney General United States, 1945-1949; member of staff, Justice Clark, Supreme Court of the United States, Washington, 1949-1967; lawyer, Federal Judicial Center, Washington, 1968-1990; director division inter-judicial affairs and information services, Federal Judicial Center, 1971-1990; private practice, District of Columbia, 1991-1993. Secretary treasurer National Ctr for State Court Justices, 1971-1981. Member board advisors Federal Reformatory for Women, 1968-1972, 72-76.

Achievements

• Alice Louise O"Donnell has been listed as a reputable Lawyer, government official by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Vice-Chairman, Board Of Directors Potomac Law School, Washington, 1975-1979. Fellow Institute Judicial Administration (former vice president). Member American Bar Association (fellow American Bar Foundation, member Lawyers Conference of judicial administration division, chairman 1973-1974, chairman federal courts committee lawyers conference), Federal Bar Association, American Judicature Society, Supreme Court History Society (trustee, vice president), Phi Alpha Delta.

Connections

Father:

John James O'D.

Mother:

Jeannette May (Anderson) O'D.