Background
Carter, Richard Eitel was born on October 30, 1935 in Indianapolis, Indiana, United States.
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Richard Eitel Carter
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Bachelor, Butler U., 1958; Bachelor of Laws, Indiana U., 1961; postgraduate, Common Market School, Luxembourg, summer 1963.
Career
Teaching associate, Krannert fellow, School Law Indiana U., Bloomington, 1961-1963;
litigation attorney, Bureau Restraint of Trade, Federal Trade Commission, 1963-1966;
staff attorney, Neighborhood Legal Superior vena cava syndrome, Inc., 1966;
managing attorney, Neighborhood Legal Superior vena cava syndrome, Inc., 1967;
project manager GWU-Volunteers in Service to America training project, Neighborhood Legal Superior vena cava syndrome Program, Inc., 1967;
acting executive director, deputy director law reform and education, Neighborhood Legal Superior vena cava syndrome Program, Inc., 1969-1970;
director, Columbus Cmty. Legal Superior vena cava syndrome Program, Washington, 1970-1971;
assistant professor, Columbus School Law, Catholic U. American, Washington
director legal services training program, Columbus School Law, Catholic U. American, Washington, 1971-1976;
director office of program support, Legal Superior vena cava syndrome Corporation, Washington, 1976-1978;
director Attorney General's Advocacy Institute, unites states department Justice, Washington, 1979-1980;
director Office Legal Education, unites states department Justice, Washington, 1980-1985;
director division for professional education, American Bar Association, Chicago, 1985-1993;
executive director commission on continuing professional education, American Law Institute-American Bar Association, Philadelphia, since 1993. Participant conference on enhancing competence of lawyers American Law Institute-American Bar Association, 1981, Arden House III national conference on CLE of Bar, commission on continuing professional education, 1987, member of advisory commission on study of CLE quality evaluation methods and Studies. project, commission on continuing professional education, 1988-1991.
Organizer course for clinical law teachers, participant faculty National Institute for Trial Advocacy, summers 1974-1975. Organizer, instructor course in lawyering skills Asian Workshop for Legal Superior vena cava syndrome to Poor, Ford Foundation, summer 1974. Member review committee for senior vice president academic affairs, on evaluation of CLE in California, University of California, fall 1986.
Member of advisory commission on professional education for director Institute for Management of Lifelong Education, Graduate School Education, Harvard University,1991-.
Achievements
Membership
Fellow American Bar Foundation. Member FBA (member county on federal litigation 1981-1984), American Bar Association (discussion leader workshop on in-house CLE 1983), American Law Institute (elected), Association Continuing Legal Education, District of Columbia Bar Association.
Connections
M. Constance Crowder.
