Background
Robinson, Marietta S. was born on December 26, 1951 in Platteville, Wisconsin, United States.
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Marietta S. Robinson
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University of Michigan (Bachelor of Arts, with high distinction, 1973). University of California at Los Angeles (Juris Doctor, 1978).
Career
Admitted to the bar, 1978, California. 1979, Michigan.
Member, Moot Court. Adjunct Professor of Trial Practice: University of Detroit College of Law, 1982-1983.
Wayne State University Law School, 1983-1985.
Instructor in Trial Advocacy for the National Institute of Trial Advocacy, University of Michigan Law School Trial Advocacy Program, 1985 and the University of Virginia Law School Trial Advocacy Institute, 1982-1990. Chair of the Federal Bar Trial Advocacy Program for the United States.
District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan, 1985. Lecturer for Michigan Institute of Continuing Legal Education and American Law Institute at seminars from 1984 including: Building A Successful Trial Practice.
Handling the Personal Injury Case.
Handing the Liquor Liability Case in Michigan. Trial Advocacy Skills Workshop. Introducing Evidence: A Practical Guide for Michigan Lawyers.
Art of Cross Examination.
Effective Use of Experts. Introducing Evidence in Court.
Evidentiary Foundations and Objections. Mock Jury Trials; Damage and Tort Reform, Four Years Later.
Trustee of the Dalkon Shield Claimants" Trust, 1989.
Who"s Who of American Women, 1991. Who"s Who in American Law, 1993. Appointed by State Bar President to State Bar of Michigan/Michigan State Medical Society Coalition, 1993.
Appointed by Governor James Blanchard to the State of Michigan Building Authority, 1985-1989.
Elected Representative, State Bar Representative Assembly, 1984-1985. Life Member, United States Court of Appeals Sixth Circuit Judicial Conference.
Company-author: "Evidence," 1984 Annual Survey of Michigan Law, Wayne Law Review, 1985. Contributing Author: "Evidence in America, The Federal Rules in the States," Michie, 1978.
"Introducing Evidence, A Practical Guide for Lawyers," ICLE, 1988.
Member: State Bar of California. State Bar of Michigan. Federal and American Bar Associations.
The Association of Trial Lawyers of America.
Women Lawyers of Michigan. Michigan Trial Lawyers Association.
Fellow: International Society of Barristers. Michigan Bar Foundation.
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Member, Moot Court. Adjunct Professor of Trial Practice: University of Detroit College of Law, 1982-1983. Wayne State University Law School, 1983-1985. Instructor in Trial Advocacy for the National Institute of Trial Advocacy, University of Michigan Law School Trial Advocacy Program, 1985 and the University of Virginia Law School Trial Advocacy Institute, 1982-1990.
Chair of the Federal Bar Trial Advocacy Program for the United States.
District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan, 1985. Lecturer for Michigan Institute of Continuing Legal Education and American Law Institute at seminars from 1984 including: Building A Successful Trial Practice.
Handling the Personal Injury Case. Handing the Liquor Liability Case in Michigan.
Trial Advocacy Skills Workshop.
Introducing Evidence: A Practical Guide for Michigan Lawyers. Art of Cross Examination. Effective Use of Experts.
Introducing Evidence in Court.
Evidentiary Foundations and Objections. Mock Jury Trials; Damage and Tort Reform, Four Years Later.
Trustee of the Dalkon Shield Claimants" Trust, 1989. Who"s Who of American Women, 1991.
Who"s Who in American Law, 1993.
Appointed by State Bar President to State Bar of Michigan/Michigan State Medical Society Coalition, 1993. Appointed by Governor James Blanchard to the State of Michigan Building Authority, 1985-1989. Elected Representative, State Bar Representative Assembly, 1984-1985.
Life Member, United States Court of Appeals Sixth Circuit Judicial Conference.
Fellow: International Society of Barristers. Michigan Bar Foundation.
