Background
Hyatt, Dan R. was born on November 23, 1949 in Seattle, Washington, District of Columbia, United States.
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Dan R. Hyatt
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University of Oregon (Bachelor of Arts, English, 1975). Lewis and Clark College (Juris Doctor, 1978). Spoken languages: French and Spanish.
Career
United States. v. Hoskins, 36 Michael Jackson 343 (CMA 1992); United States. v. Cosner, 35 Michael Jackson 278 (CMA 1992); Keaton v. Marsh, 43 Michael Jackson 757 (Army Crim App 1996); United States. v. Schap, 44 Michael Jackson 512 (Army Crim App 1996); Barber v. Widnall, 78 F.3d 1419 (9th Circuit 1996).Admitted to the bar, 1978, Oregon and United States. District Court, District of Oregon. 1984, United States. Court of the Armed Forces and Navy-Marine Corps Court of Criminal Appeals.
1985, United States.
Federal Claims Court, United States. Army Court of Criminal Appeals, United States. Air Force Court of Criminal Appeals.
1989, United States.
Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit. 1993, United States. Supreme Court. Member: False Memory Syndrome Foundation.
Professional Advocacy Network.
Listed in: Marquis Who"s Who in American Law. Marquis Who"s Who in America.
Strathmore"s Who"s Who in America. Member: Oregon State Bar (Chair, Military Affairs Section).
American Bar Association.
Judge Advocate"s Association. National Institute for Military Justice. Military: United States.
Navy, 1968-1971.
United States. Naval Reserve, Lieutenant Commander, Judge Advocate General"s Corps, 1980. Major clients of Dan R. Hyatt: American Fighter Aces Association, Mesa, Arizona.
National Spiritualist Association of Churches, Lilydale, New New York Kirkland Nissan, Kirkland, Washington.
Achievements
Membership
Member: False Memory Syndrome Foundation. Professional Advocacy Network. Listed in: Marquis Who"s Who in American Law.
Marquis Who"s Who in America.
Strathmore"s Who"s Who in America. Member: Oregon State Bar (Chair, Military Affairs Section).
American Bar Association. Judge Advocate"s Association.
National Institute for Military Justice.
Military: United States. Navy, 1968-1971; United States. Naval Reserve, Lieutenant Commander, Judge Advocate General"s Corps, 1980.
