Background
Genego, William J. was born on March 27, 1950 in Albany, New York, United States.
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Author: "Imperfections of Justice," The Champion, April, 1997. "Performance Guidelines for Criminal Defense Representation," NLADA, 1995. "Forfeiture, Legitimation and A Due Process Right To Counsel," 59 Brooklyn Law Review 337, 1993.
"Rights in Other Countries," The Champion, August, 1993. "The New Adversary," 54 Brooklyn Law Review 781, 1988. "The Legal and Practical Implications of Forfeiture of Attorneys' Fees," 36 Emory Law Journal 837, 1987.
"Prosecutorial Control Over a Defendant's Choice of Counsel," 27 Santa Clara Law Review 17, 1987. "Risky Business: The Hazards of Private Criminal Defense Practice," American Bar Association Criminal Justice, Spring, 1986. "Reports From the Field: Prosecutorial Practices Compromising Effective Criminal Defense," The Champion, May, 1986.
"The Future of Effective Assistance of Counsel," 22 American Criminal Law Review 181, 1984. The Investigation, Preparation and Presentation of Alibi Evidence," Criminal Defense Techniques, Fall, 1980. Co-Author: "Law and Tactics of Other Crimes Evidence," Criminal Defense Techniques, Spring, 1980 (with Karen D. Hurvitz and Eva S. Nilsen.
Project, "Parole Release Decisionmaking and the Sentencing Process," 84 Yale Law Journal 810, 1975 (with Peter D. Goldberger and Vicki C. Jackson). Law Professor: University of Southern California Law Center, Adjunct Professor of Law, 1990-1992. University of California at Los Angeles, Adjunct Professor of Law, 1991-1992.
Boston University School of Law, Visiting Professor Law, 1990. University of Southern California Law Center, Clinical Professor of Law, 1981-1989. Georgetown University Law Center, Adjunct Professor and Deputy Director of Legal Intern Program and Georgetown Criminal Justice Clinic, 1977-1979.
William J. Genego
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New York University (Bachelor of Science, 1972). Yale University (Juris Doctor, 1975). Georgetown University (Master of Laws, 1977).
Career
United States. v. Olano & Gray, 113 South.Ct. 1770 (1993); Gentile v. State Bar of Nevada, 111 South.Ct. 2720 (1991) (Worked at William J. Genego (AV) (Santa Monica, California) specializing in Criminal Trials, Appeals (Civil and Criminal), Civil Rights, Post-Conviction Criminal. Admitted to the bar, 1975, District of Columbia. 1981, California; 1985, United States., Supreme Court.
Author: "Imperfections of Justice," The Champion, April, 1997.
"Performance Guidelines for Criminal Defense Representation," NLADA, 1995. "Forfeiture, Legitimation and A Due Process Right To Counsel," 59 Brooklyn Law Review 337, 1993.
"Rights in Other Countries," The Champion, August, 1993. "The New Adversary," 54 Brooklyn Law Review 781, 1988.
"The Legal and Practical Implications of Forfeiture of Attorneys" Fees," 36 Emory Law Journal 837, 1987.
"Prosecutorial Control Over a Defendant"s Choice of Counsel," 27 Santa Clara Law Review 17, 1987. "Risky Business: The Hazards of Private Criminal Defense Practice," American Bar Association Criminal Justice, Spring, 1986. "Reports From the Field: Prosecutorial Practices Compromising Effective Criminal Defense," The Champion, May, 1986.
"The Future of Effective Assistance of Counsel," 22 American Criminal Law Review 181, 1984.
The Investigation, Preparation and Presentation of Alibi Evidence," Criminal Defense Techniques, Fall, 1980. Company-Author: "Law and Tactics of Other Crimes Evidence," Criminal Defense Techniques, Spring, 1980 (with Karen Doctorate. Hurvitz and Eva South. Nilsen.
Project, "Parole Release Decisionmaking and the Sentencing Process," 84 Yale Law Journal 810, 1975 (with Peter Doctorate. Goldberger and Vicki C. Jackson). Law Professor: University of Southern California Law Center, Adjunct Professor of Law, 1990-1992.
University of California at Los Angeles, Adjunct Professor of Law, 1991-1992.
Boston University School of Law, Visiting Professor Law, 1990. University of Southern California Law Center, Clinical Professor of Law, 1981-1989. Georgetown University Law Center, Adjunct Professor and Deputy Director of Legal Intern Program and Georgetown Criminal Justice Clinic, 1977-1979.
Member: United States.
Sentencing Commission, Practitioners" Advisory Group, Fall 1989-1996. Company-Chairperson, Committee on Rules of Practice and Procedure, National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, 1991.
Board of Directors, National Network for the Right to Counsel, 1986-1988. Chairperson, Defense Counsel Competency Committee, National Legal Aid and Defender Association, 1984-1987.
Chairperson, Competency Committee of American Bar Association, Section of Criminal Justice, 1983-1985.
Member: State Bar of California. American Bar Association (Member, Ad Hoc Committee, United States. Sentencing Commission, 1986-1996).
Achievements
Works
Other Work
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Author: "Imperfections of Justice," The Champion, April, 1997. "Performance Guidelines for Criminal Defense Representation," NLADA, 1995. "Forfeiture, Legitimation and A Due Process Right To Counsel," 59 Brooklyn Law Review 337, 1993.
"Rights in Other Countries," The Champion, August, 1993. "The New Adversary," 54 Brooklyn Law Review 781, 1988. "The Legal and Practical Implications of Forfeiture of Attorneys' Fees," 36 Emory Law Journal 837, 1987.
"Prosecutorial Control Over a Defendant's Choice of Counsel," 27 Santa Clara Law Review 17, 1987. "Risky Business: The Hazards of Private Criminal Defense Practice," American Bar Association Criminal Justice, Spring, 1986. "Reports From the Field: Prosecutorial Practices Compromising Effective Criminal Defense," The Champion, May, 1986.
"The Future of Effective Assistance of Counsel," 22 American Criminal Law Review 181, 1984. The Investigation, Preparation and Presentation of Alibi Evidence," Criminal Defense Techniques, Fall, 1980. Co-Author: "Law and Tactics of Other Crimes Evidence," Criminal Defense Techniques, Spring, 1980 (with Karen D. Hurvitz and Eva S. Nilsen.
Project, "Parole Release Decisionmaking and the Sentencing Process," 84 Yale Law Journal 810, 1975 (with Peter D. Goldberger and Vicki C. Jackson). Law Professor: University of Southern California Law Center, Adjunct Professor of Law, 1990-1992. University of California at Los Angeles, Adjunct Professor of Law, 1991-1992.
Boston University School of Law, Visiting Professor Law, 1990. University of Southern California Law Center, Clinical Professor of Law, 1981-1989. Georgetown University Law Center, Adjunct Professor and Deputy Director of Legal Intern Program and Georgetown Criminal Justice Clinic, 1977-1979.
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Membership
Member: United States. Sentencing Commission, Practitioners" Advisory Group, Fall 1989-1996. Company-Chairperson, Committee on Rules of Practice and Procedure, National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, 1991.
Board of Directors, National Network for the Right to Counsel, 1986-1988.
Chairperson, Defense Counsel Competency Committee, National Legal Aid and Defender Association, 1984-1987. Chairperson, Competency Committee of American Bar Association, Section of Criminal Justice, 1983-1985.
Member: State Bar of California. American Bar Association (Member, Ad Hoc Committee, United States.
Sentencing Commission, 1986-1996).
