Background
Nash III, Walter B. was born on December 27, 1946 in Tempe, Arizona, United States.
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Author, "Standing in Search and Seizure Cases," The Defender, published by Arizona Attorneys for Criminal Justice, April 1993. Instructor in Law, Pima Community College, 1974. Faculty Member, State Bar of Arizona Bench and Bar Seminar, May 1994.
Adjunct Professor of Law, University of Arizona College of Law, 1992-1996. Lecturer: "Federal Sentencing Guidelines: Computations and Strategies," seminar by Continuing Legal Education-Opportunities, April 1997. "Defending the Mentally Ill or Incompetent Client," seminar sponsored by the Pima County Public Defender's Office, June 1993.
"State Bar of Arizona Professionalism Course," 1993, 1994 and 1996. "Drug Cases," Advanced Narcotic Investigation School, Drug Enforcement Administration, March 1991. "Defending the Bill of Rights," Prosecutorial Misconduct, Arizona Attorneys for Criminal Justice Seminar, September 1991.
"Sentencing," Arizona Attorneys for Criminal Justice Seminar, 1988. Moderator, "Practice Tips in the Handling of Narcotic Cases," Arizona Attorneys for Criminal Justice Seminar, September 1992. Lecturer, "Basic Motion Practice" and Moderator, "Utilizing Your Investigator", Arizona Attorneys for Criminal Justice Seminar, January 1996.
Special City Magistrate, Tucson City Court, 1984-1985. Judge Pro Tem, Pima County Superior Court, 1986-1988, 1992?.
Walter B. Nash III
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Arizona State University. University of Arizona (Bachelor of Arts, with distinction, 1968. Juris Doctor, 1971); spoken languages: Spanish.
Career
Whren v. United States, --(1996) (on the Amicus Brief for NACDL); United States v. Padilla, 508 United States.--, 113 South.Ct. 1936 (1993); United States v. Johns, 469 United States. 478 (1985); Ralls v. United States, --F.3d-- (9th Circuit 1995); United States v. Gaxiola-Castillo, 978 F.2d 546 (1992); United States v. Barrera-Moreno, 951 F.2d 1089 (9th Circuit 1991); United States v. Johns, 891 F.2d243 (9th Circuit 1989); United States v. Hirsch (Nash), 803 F.2d 493 (9th Circuit 1986); In re Nash, et al., 858 F. Supp. 132 (Doctorate.Ariz. 1994); State v. Superior Court (Ochoa), --P.2d-- (Arizona Court Appendix 1995); State v. Gessler, 690 P.2d 379 (Arizona Appendix 1984); State v. Floyd, 586 P.2d 203 (Arizona Appendix 1978).Worked at Law Offices of, Walter B. Nash III, Professional Corporation (Tucson, Arizona) specializing in Criminal Law
Forfeitures Law. Admitted to the bar, 1971, Arizona and United States. District Court, District of Arizona.
1972, United States.
Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit. 1974, United States. Supreme Court. 1977, United States. Tax Court.
1994, United States.
District Court, Eastern District of Michigan. 1995, United States. Court of Appeals, Eleventh Circuit. 1996, United States. District Court, Central District of Illinois.
Author, "Standing in Search and Seizure Cases," The Defender, published by Arizona Attorneys for Criminal Justice, April 1993.
Instructor in Law, Pima Community College, 1974. Faculty Member, State Bar of Arizona Bench and Bar Seminar, May 1994.
Adjunct Professor of Law, University of Arizona College of Law, 1992-1996. Lecturer: "Federal Sentencing Guidelines: Computations and Strategies," seminar by Continuing Legal Education-Opportunities, April 1997.
"Defending the Mentally Illinois or Incompetent Client," seminar sponsored by the Pima County Public Defender" General’ s Office, June 1993.
"State Bar of Arizona Professionalism Course," 1993, 1994 and 1996. "Drug Cases," Advanced Narcotic Investigation School, Drug Enforcement Administration, March 1991. "Defending the Bill of Rights," Prosecutorial Misconduct, Arizona Attorneys for Criminal Justice Seminar, September 1991.
"Sentencing," Arizona Attorneys for Criminal Justice Seminar, 1988.
Moderator, "Practice Tips in the Handling of Narcotic Cases," Arizona Attorneys for Criminal Justice Seminar, September 1992. Lecturer, "Basic Motion Practice" and Moderator, "Utilizing Your Investigator", Arizona Attorneys for Criminal Justice Seminar, January 1996.
Special City Magistrate, Tucson City Court, 1984-1985. Judge Pro Tem, Pima County Superior Court, 1986-1988, 1992.
Member: Pima County (Member, Committee on Rules, 1991-1995), Federal (Charter Member, Tucson Chapter, 1995) and American (Member: Criminal Justice Section, Committee on Rules of Criminal Procedure and Evidence (Grand Jury), 1980-1984.
Litigation Section, past Tort and Insurance Practice Law Section, past Economics of Law Practice Section, past) Bar Associations.
State Bar of Arizona (Member, Sections on: Criminal Justice, 1971(The Defense Counsel Representative to the Executive Council, 1986-1988) Trial Practice, past
Young Lawyers, 1971-1981. Member, Committees on: Criminal Rules, 1992-1995.
Select Committee for Criminal Case Backlog Reduction, 1994. Unauthorized Practice of Law, 1972-1976.
Local Administrative, 1975-1980.
Public Relations and Education, 1976-1978). Arizona Attorneys Foreign Criminal Justice (Charter Member, 1986. Board of Governors, 1992.
Chairman, Government Misconduct Committee, 1992-1995.
Chairman, Scholarship Committee, 1994. Vice President, 1994.
President-Elect, 1995. President, 1996; Chairman, Seminar Committee, 1995-1997).
National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (Member, 1972.
Past President, 1997). The Association of Trial Lawyers of America, past Arizona Trial Lawyers Association, past
Southern Arizona Criminal Defense Attorneys Association, past
Fellow, Arizona Bar Foundation.
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Author, "Standing in Search and Seizure Cases," The Defender, published by Arizona Attorneys for Criminal Justice, April 1993. Instructor in Law, Pima Community College, 1974. Faculty Member, State Bar of Arizona Bench and Bar Seminar, May 1994.
Adjunct Professor of Law, University of Arizona College of Law, 1992-1996. Lecturer: "Federal Sentencing Guidelines: Computations and Strategies," seminar by Continuing Legal Education-Opportunities, April 1997. "Defending the Mentally Ill or Incompetent Client," seminar sponsored by the Pima County Public Defender's Office, June 1993.
"State Bar of Arizona Professionalism Course," 1993, 1994 and 1996. "Drug Cases," Advanced Narcotic Investigation School, Drug Enforcement Administration, March 1991. "Defending the Bill of Rights," Prosecutorial Misconduct, Arizona Attorneys for Criminal Justice Seminar, September 1991.
"Sentencing," Arizona Attorneys for Criminal Justice Seminar, 1988. Moderator, "Practice Tips in the Handling of Narcotic Cases," Arizona Attorneys for Criminal Justice Seminar, September 1992. Lecturer, "Basic Motion Practice" and Moderator, "Utilizing Your Investigator", Arizona Attorneys for Criminal Justice Seminar, January 1996.
Special City Magistrate, Tucson City Court, 1984-1985. Judge Pro Tem, Pima County Superior Court, 1986-1988, 1992?.
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Member: Pima County (Member, Committee on Rules, 1991-1995), Federal (Charter Member, Tucson Chapter, 1995) and American (Member: Criminal Justice Section, Committee on Rules of Criminal Procedure and Evidence (Grand Jury), 1980-1984. Litigation Section, past Tort and Insurance Practice Law Section, past
Economics of Law Practice Section, past) Bar Associations.
State Bar of Arizona (Member, Sections on: Criminal Justice, 1971(The Defense Counsel Representative to the Executive Council, 1986-1988) Trial Practice, past Young Lawyers, 1971-1981.
Member, Committees on: Criminal Rules, 1992-1995. Select Committee for Criminal Case Backlog Reduction, 1994.
Unauthorized Practice of Law, 1972-1976.
Local Administrative, 1975-1980. Public Relations and Education, 1976-1978). Arizona Attorneys Foreign Criminal Justice (Charter Member, 1986.
Board of Governors, 1992.
Chairman, Government Misconduct Committee, 1992-1995. Chairman, Scholarship Committee, 1994.
Vice President, 1994. President-Elect, 1995.
President, 1996; Chairman, Seminar Committee, 1995-1997).
National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (Member, 1972. Past President, 1997). The Association of Trial Lawyers of America, past
Arizona Trial Lawyers Association, past
Southern Arizona Criminal Defense Attorneys Association, past Fellow, Arizona Bar Foundation.
Fellow, Arizona Bar Foundation.
