From the Oral History of: Ferren, John M.

John M. Ferren Interview 7

... function here in ways that I never could have anticipated. This firm has a place in my head and my heart that is profound. Mr. Kapp: Well, you've grown very well too. Judge Ferren: Thank you.170 ORAL HISTORY OF THE HONORABLE JOHN FERREN Seventh Interview March 11, 2003 This interview is being conducted on behalf of the Oral History Project of the District of Columbia Circuit Court....

John M. Ferren Interview 7Catherine Nugent2023-11-21T14:59:37-05:00

From the Oral History of: Ferren, John M.

John M. Ferren Interview 6

... you say is no." I think Barrett did a very, very fine job - no, an extraordinarily fine job. He was highly respected for his work by everyone concerned, and he obviously enjoyed his new role.128 ORAL HISTORY OF THE HONORABLE JOHN FERREN Sixth Interview February 13, 2003 This interview is being conducted on behalf of the Oral History Project of the District of Columbia Circuit Court...

John M. Ferren Interview 6Catherine Nugent2023-11-21T14:57:00-05:00

From the Oral History of: Ferren, John M.

John M. Ferren Interview 5

... take different decades. I mean you have to remember I came on the court when I was 40 and now I'm just a couple of months shy of 65, so we're covering a lot of judges over a long period of time.117 ORAL HISTORY OF THE HONORABLE JOHN FERREN Fifth Interview March 7, 2002 This interview is being conducted on behalf of the Oral History Project of the District of Columbia Circuit Court. Th...

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From the Oral History of: Ferren, John M.

John M. Ferren Interview 4

... Act attorneys are very, very fine. Occasionally the big firms come down. Walter Smith, for years at Hogan & Hartson, is one of the finest oral advocates in a civil case I've ever heard. 11688 ORAL HISTORY OF THE HONORABLE JOHN FERREN Fourth Interview February 5, 2002 This interview is being conducted on behalf of the Oral History Project of the District of Columbia Circuit Court....

John M. Ferren Interview 4Catherine Nugent2023-11-21T14:50:46-05:00

From the Oral History of: Ferren, John M.

John M. Ferren Interview 3

... I think that the District of Columbia's "mixed" system of criminal representation came to be, and has remained, perhaps the finest criminal defense system in any jurisdiction of the country.55 ORAL HISTORY OF THE HONORABLE JOHN FERREN Third Interview January 8, 2002 This interview is being conducted on behalf of the Oral History Project of the District of Columbia Circuit Court. T...

John M. Ferren Interview 3Catherine Nugent2023-11-13T09:17:35-05:00

From the Oral History of: Ferren, John M.

John M. Ferren Interview 2

... and we started to go with each other eventually and were married several years later. Mr. Kapp: Well, maybe we'll pick up on that when we meet again next time. Judge Ferren: Okay, good. 5426 ORAL HISTORY OF THE HONORABLE JOHN FERREN Second Interview October 26, 2001 This interview is being conducted on behalf of the Oral History Project of the District of Columbia Circuit Court....

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From the Oral History of: Ferren, John M.

John M. Ferren Interview 1

... to me in quasi-rural Johnson County, Kansas, even though I can't imagine a more wonderful young boyhood than what I remember from Kansas. Mr. Kapp: I think this is a good time to stop......ORAL HISTORY OF THE HONORABLE JOHN FERREN First Interview September 19, 2001 This interview is being conducted on behalf of the Oral History Project of the District of Columbia Circuit Court. Th...

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From the Oral History of: Schultz, William B.

William B. Schultz Interview 12

... And it was wonderful spending this time with you. Mr. Pollak: When are you going to join with Sari and she with your help, write your biography? Mr. Schultz: No, this is it; you’re the author.343 ORAL HISTORY OF WILLIAM B. SCHULTZ, ESQ. This is the twelfth and final in a series of interviews of William B. Schultz conducted by Stephen J. Pollak on behalf of the Oral History Project of ...

William B. Schultz Interview 12Catherine Nugent2023-06-30T12:13:49-04:00

From the Oral History of: Schultz, William B.

William B. Schultz Interview 11

... and that’s what attracts kids. There are still thousands of flavored products on the market, including liquid vaping products, but FDA is finally making some decisions. Not the happiest story.323 ORAL HISTORY OF WILLIAM B. SCHULTZ, ESQ. This is the eleventh in a series of interviews of William B. Schultz conducted by Stephen J. Pollak on behalf of the Oral History Project of the Distr...

William B. Schultz Interview 11Catherine Nugent2023-06-30T12:12:07-04:00

From the Oral History of: Schultz, William B.

William B. Schultz Interview 10

... family versus work. Mr. Pollak: You were the head acting or confirmed head for how long? Mr. Schultz: More than five years. Mr. Pollak: That’s a long tenure? Mr. Schultz: It was a great job.285 ORAL HISTORY OF WILLIAM B. SCHULTZ, ESQ. This is the tenth in a series of interviews of William B. Schultz conducted by Stephen J. Pollak on behalf of the Oral History Project of the District...

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