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Sharpe, David James was born on October 4, 1930 in New Haven. Son of Robert Boies and Mildred (Carswell) Sharpe.
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Sharpe, David James was born on October 4, 1930 in New Haven. Son of Robert Boies and Mildred (Carswell) Sharpe.
AB, U. North Carolina, 1950; Bachelor of Laws, Harvard University, 1955; Doctor of Juridical Science, Harvard University, 1969.
Assistant director Institute Government, U. North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 1955-1956; regulations specialist, Atomic Energy Commission, Washington, 1956-1957; instructor school law, Boston University, 1957-1959; from assistant professor to associate professor of law, George Washington University, Washington, 1960-1966; professor of law, George Washington University, Washington, 1966-1997; professor of law emeritus, George Washington University, Washington, 1997.
(Through judicial opinions, statutes, conventions, documen...)
(Through judicial opinions, statutes, conventions, documen...)
(Because the facts are so important and interesting in med...)
Lieutenant United States Naval Reserve, 1951-1953. Member Maritime Law Association United States (Executive Committee 1986-1989), Cosmos Club.
Married Margy Lou Pentzien, November 29, 1958. Children: Elizabeth, David.
