Background
Smith, Norman Barrett was born on October 28, 1938 in Iron Mountain, Michigan, United States. Son of Donald Barrett and Kathryn Muriel (Sturtz) Smith.
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Other Work
- "Constitutional Rights of Students, Their Families and Teachers in the Public Schools,’ 10 Campbell Law Review (1988). The Death Penalty as an Unconstitutional Deprivation of Life and the Right to Privacy," 25 Boston College Law Review 743, 1984. "Age Discrimination,’ 29 Am.Juris Trials. 1982
- ’..Shall Make No Law Abridging..: An Analysis of the Neglected, But Nearly Absolute, Right of Petititon," 54 University of Cincinnati Law Review, 1985. Coauthor: "Job Security for Public Employees,’ Smith and Gebala, 31 Washington & Lee Law Review 545, 1974. "Limitations on Federal Judicial Power," Smith arid Singer.14 Wake Forest Law Review 711, 1978. N. Smith and L.P. Leggette, ’Recent Issues in Litigation Under the Age Dis- 1985.
Norman Barrett SMITH
NORMAN SMITH, American Lawyer, Partner of SMITH, PATTERSON, FOLLIN, CURTIS, JAMES, HARKAVY & LAWRENCE, specializing in the field of General Practice in all State and Federal Courts. Antitrust, Employment, Labor. Corporation, Constitutional, Environmental, Tax, Bankruptcy, Real Estate, Probate. Trust, Workers Compensation, Social Security, Intellectual Property Litigation, Equal Opportunity and Personal Injury Law. Civil and Criminal Trial
Education
University of North Carolina (Bachelor of Arts, 1960). Harvard University (Bachelor of Laws, cum laude, 1965). Phi Beta Kappa.
Career
Associate Smith, Moore, Smith, Schell & Hunter, Greensboro, North Carolina, 1965-1969. Partner Smith, James, Rowlett & Cohen, since 1969. Adjunct professor environmental law University North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 1978.
Adjunct professor law enforcement Guilford College, Greensboro, 1970-1974. General counsel North Carolina Civil Liberties Union, 1969-1992.
Achievements
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Bar: North Carolina 1965, United States District Court (middle district) North Carolina 1965, United States Court Appeals (4th circuit) 1969, Supreme Court of the United States Court 1969, United States District Court (eastern and western districts) North Carolina 1970, United States Court Appeals (7th circuit) 1973, United States Court Appeals (District of Columbia circuit) 1976, United States District Court (western district) Texas 1982, United States Court Appeals (5th circuit) 1982, United States Court Appeals (11th circuit) 1993.
Works
Other Work
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"Constitutional Rights of Students, Their Families and Teachers in the Public Schools,’ 10 Campbell Law Review (1988). The Death Penalty as an Unconstitutional Deprivation of Life and the Right to Privacy," 25 Boston College Law Review 743, 1984. "Age Discrimination,’ 29 Am.Juris Trials. 1982
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’..Shall Make No Law Abridging..: An Analysis of the Neglected, But Nearly Absolute, Right of Petititon," 54 University of Cincinnati Law Review, 1985. Coauthor: "Job Security for Public Employees,’ Smith and Gebala, 31 Washington & Lee Law Review 545, 1974. "Limitations on Federal Judicial Power," Smith arid Singer.14 Wake Forest Law Review 711, 1978. N. Smith and L.P. Leggette, ’Recent Issues in Litigation Under the Age Dis- 1985.
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Membership
Served to Commander United States Naval Reserve, 1956-1982. Member American Bar Association, North Carolina Bar Association, Greensboro Bar Association, 18th District Bar Association, North Carolina Academy Trial Lawyers.
Connections
Married Gabriella Palmer Wilson, July 21, 1962. Children: Catherine Muriel, Julian Barrett, Gabrielle Palmer, Alexa McColl.
- Father:
- Donald Barrett Smith
- Mother:
- Kathryn Muriel (Sturtz) Smith
- Spouse:
- Gabriella Palmer Wilson
- child:
- Catherine Muriel Smith
- child:
- Julian Barrett Smith
- child:
- Gabrielle Palmer Smith
- child:
- Alexa McColl Smith
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Born
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Nationality
American -
Religion
Unitarian church -
Political Party
Democrat
Career
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1965
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1969
Awards
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Recipient Frank Porter Graham Civil Liberties award North Carolina Civil Liberties Union, 1978, Norman B. Smith award, 1993. Named Honorary Admiral in New River Navy by Governor James B. Holshouser, 1975.Recipient Frank Porter Graham Civil Liberties award North Carolina Civil Liberties Union, 1978, Norman B. Smith award, 1993. Named Honorary Admiral in New River Navy by Governor James B. Holshouser, 1975.