Milton Michael Carrow

Background

Carrow, Milton Michael was born on September 13, 1912 in Brooklyn, Kings County, New York. Son of Samuel and Ethel (Berlin) Cohen.

Education

AB, Syracuse University, 1933;

postgraduate, Syracuse University, 1933-1934;

Juris Doctor, Harvard University, 1937.

Career

Associate, Legal Aid Society, Rochester, New York, 1937-1938;

associate, Lincoln Epworth & Nathan Sweedler, 1938-1942;

associate, Emil Schlesinger, 1946-1948;

private practice, 1948-1953;

partner, Lavine & Carrow, New York City, 1953-1959;

partner, Landis, Carrow, Benson & Tucker, New York City, 1959-1970;

partner, Carrow, Bernson, Hoeniger, Freitag & Abbey, 1970-1973;

director, Center for Administrative Justice, American Bar Association, 1973-1977;

director, National Center for Administrative Justice, Consortium of Universities of Washington Metropolitan Area, 1977-1979;

president, National Center for Administrative Justice, 1979-1982. Adjunct assistant professor Law School New York University, 1964-1968. Visiting professor National Law Center, George Washington University, 1973-1980.

Adjunct Professor Georgetown University Law Center, 1980-1981. Research professor public policy George Washington University, since 1983. Member of faculty appellate judges seminar Institute Judicial Administration, 1969, 70.

Consultant National Advisory Committee Civil Disorders, 1967. Vice chairman Weston (Connecticut) Charter Commission, 1965-1966. Counsel United Nations We Believe, 1962-1972.

Visiting intervenor XVIII International Congress of Administrative Sciences, Madrid, 1980. United States representative to standing commission on law and science of public administration International Institute Administrative Sciences, 1982. Consultant Block Island Charter Commission, 1988-1989.

Achievements

• Milton Michael Carrow has been listed as a reputable Lawyer, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

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  • Democracy, Social Values, and Public Policy

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  • The Licensing Power in New York City
  • The Background of Administrative Law
  • The Background of Administrative Law

Membership

Director Washington Circuit George Washington University, 1988—1994. Member of American Bar Association (chairman section administrative law 1971-1972), Association Bar City New York (chairman committee administrative law 1964-1967), Arts Club Washington (trustee, endowment committee 2001-2004).

Connections

Married Betsey Wood Hall, November 2, 1940 (divorced 1968). Children: David M., Thomas E., Deborah, James H., Emily W. Married Eve Wagner Cooper.

February 28, 1969 (divorced 1986). Married Barbara M. Barski, November 2, 1996.

Father:

Samuel Cohen

Mother:

Ethel (Berlin) Cohen

Spouse:

Barbara M. Barski

Spouse:

Betsey Wood Hall

Spouse:

Eve Wagner Cooper

child:

Thomas E. Carrow

child:

David M. Carrow

child:

Emily W. Carrow

child:

James H. Carrow

child:

Deborah Carrow