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Broderick, Patricia Ann was born in New York City. Daughter of James Jerome and Patricia Madeleine (Callahan) Broderick.
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Patricia Ann Broderick
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Patricia Ann Broderick, American Lawyer. Bar: District of Columbia 1981, United States District Court District of Columbia 1981, United States Court Appeals (District of Columbia circuit) 1982. Member American Bar Association, Women's Bar Association of District of Columbia, District of Columbia Bar Association.
Education
Bachelor cum laude, Trinity College, Washington, 1971; Master of Arts in Rehabilitation Counseling, George Washington University, 1974; Juris Doctor, Catholic U. American, 1982.
Career
Probation and parole officer, Commonwealth of Virginia, Fairfax, 1974-1978;
judicial law clerk Honorary Henry F. Greene, Honorary henry G. Greene, Superior Court, Washington, 1981-1982;
assistant United State Attorneys, District of Columbia District, Washington, 1982-1989;
trial attorney, Asset Forfeiture, Money Laundering Office, Department Justice, Washington, 1989-1992;
chief international enforcement section, Office Finance Enforcement, unites states department Treasury, Washington, since 1992;
judicial law clerk to Honorary Henry F. Greene. Guest lecturer Trinity College, Washington, 1982-1987, member mentor program,1989-1991. Panel participant local school career eprograms.
Lecturer in field.
Achievements
Membership
Member American Bar Association, Women's Bar Association of District of Columbia, District of Columbia Bar Association.
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Nationality
American
Awards
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Recipient Handicapped Person of the Year award Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation, 1976, Special Achievement awards Department Justice, 1989, 90, American Jurisprudence award, 1980. Department of Health, Education and Welfare grantee, 1972-1974, Association Trial Lawyers American Conference scholar, 1980.Recipient Handicapped Person of the Year award Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation, 1976, Special Achievement awards Department Justice, 1989, 90, American Jurisprudence award, 1980. Department of Health, Education and Welfare grantee, 1972-1974, Association Trial Lawyers American Conference scholar, 1980.