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STEPHEN A. ROSENBAUM

Email: steprose@berkeley.edu Admitted: U.S. Supreme Court Tel: +1 510 387 3956 Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Skype: steprosenbaum U.S. District Courts (all Calif. Districts) Member, State Bar of California .

EDUCATION

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY, School of Law, J.D., 1980. Board of Editors, Industrial Relations Law Journal (renamed Berkeley Journal of Employment Law) 1978-79.

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY, Graduate School of Public Policy, M.P.P., 1979. Master's Thesis: Bilingual Education Implementation Strategies for a Desegregation Assistance Center.

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, B.A., Political Science cum laude, 1975. Member, Undergraduate Affairs Committee; State Task Force on Secondary Education.

ANTIOCH COLLEGE, Yellow Springs, 1971-74. Studied at Université Paul-Valéry, Montpellier, France, Antioch-Year-Abroad. TEACHING & ACADEMIC FRANK C. NEWMAN LECTURER - UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY, School of Law, 1988 to date (continuing part-time appointment 2000-14). Have taught semester seminars on social justice, public interest and poverty law practice and have also taught mental health law, advocacy, policy and legislative drafting; student rights advocacy; civil rights litigation; Spanish language and cultural competency. Goldman School of Public Policy (2014). Taught Law and Public Policy master’s core course. MEMBER, Non-Senate Faculty Review Committee (2004-06); INSTRUCTIONAL MINI-GRANT RECIPIENT (2003-04); TEACHING FELLOWSHIP (2007-08); PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT GRANTEE (2008). VISITING RESEARCHER SCHOLAR - UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY, Haas Institute for a Fair and Inclusive Society, Disability Studies Cluster, 2016 to date. Conduct independent research and participate in conferences on the subject of disability rights and disability studies. FACULTY AFFILIATE, Berkeley Interdisciplinary Migration Initiative (2019 to date). ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR and CLINICAL SUPERVISING ATTORNEY, Women’s Employment Rights Clinic (WERC) - GOLDEN GATE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW, San Francisco, 2015. Taught and supervised in law school clinic advancing the rights of low-wage and immigrant workers through direct service, impact litigation and

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public policy advocacy; ADJUNCT PROFESSOR, 1994-2011. Taught Youth Law Field Placement Seminar and course on administrative law, with emphasis on case analysis; co-taught course on law and social change. PROFESSOR – AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF PHNOM PENH, 2015. Consulted on development of law program curriculum and taught semester of undergraduate English-language courses in legal studies and alternative dispute resolution. Chaired committee on symposia and guest speakers and advised student government constituent assembly. LECTURER – STANFORD LAW SCHOOL, 2004-2014. Taught seminar in alternating quarters on disability rights law, with emphasis on federal and state anti-discrimination, service and mental health laws. VISITING SENIOR LECTURER - UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON, School of Law, 2012-14. Taught Human Rights Advocacy seminar and co-directed international human rights clinic with emphasis on business entity violations of human rights norms. Conducted tutorial for LLM students, with other clinical faculty, and provided professional training and mentoring for Afghan and Indonesian students affiliated with UW Legal Education Support Program; FACULTY ASSOCIATE, Center for Human Rights (2012-14); FACULTY AFFILIATE, Disability Studies Program (2020 to date). RESEARCH ASSOCIATE - UNIVERSITÉ D’ARTOIS, CENTRE D’ÉTHIQUE ET PROCÉDURE, Faculté de Droit Alexis De Tocqueville, Douai, France. 2006 to date. Multidisciplinary law faculty university research center on ethics and procedure. Center’s areas of research include judicial and administrative procedures and procedures concerning fundamental rights. VISITING SCHOLAR - UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND, Summer 2009. Faculty of Education, School of Critical Studies in Education, Auckland, New Zealand: Presented a jointly-authored comparative law paper and related lectures on disability and special education in United States-New Zealand legal contexts. ADJUNCT PROFESSOR - UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO SCHOOL OF LAW, 1996-97. Taught seminar for two semesters on public interest law practice, with emphasis on skills and policy. ADJUNCT PROFESSOR - JOHN F. KENNEDY UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW, Walnut Creek, 1991-92; 1994-95. Taught course for two quarters on administrative law, with emphasis on case analysis and practical application. ADJUNCT PROFESSOR - NEW COLLEGE OF CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF LAW, San Francisco, 1984-88; 1999-2000. Taught semester course and mini-courses in administrative law with emphasis on adjudicatory and rulemaking procedures, case analysis and skills.

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TEACHING ASSISTANT - UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY, Graduate School of Public Policy, 1978, 1980. Edited casebook supplement, corrected written exercises and led discussion section of undergraduate course, Legal Process & Public Policy. Assisted graduate students in formulating and writing their master's theses. LEGAL PRACTICE SENIOR STAFF ATTORNEY – CHILD CARE LAW CENTER, Berkeley, 2019 to date. Engage in policy advocacy, advice and counsel, training and litigation on behalf of child care providers and low-income families receiving subsidies; technical assistance to legal services providers. PRO BONO COUNSEL – LA RAZA CENTRO LEGAL, San Francisco, 2019 to date. Associated with plaintiffs’ litigation team in enforcing compliance with Flores v. Attorney General Barr class settlement granting protection to unaccompanied immigrant minors at U.S. southern border. SENIOR LEGAL SUPPORT OFFICER / INTERNATIONAL TEAM LEADER – BABSEACLE, (formerly, Bridges Across Borders SouthEast Asia Clinical Legal Education Initiative), Yangon, Myanmar, 2017-19. Oversaw European Union-British Council project to strengthen university clinical legal education externships and community teaching (“street law”) in Myanmar, in partnership with MyJustice. Participants were law department faculty and students. REGIONAL DIRECTOR OF ADVOCACY - CALIFORNIA RURAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE, 2016-17. Oversaw field offices in the Central Valley and Central Coast and represented low-income clients on civil legal matters as DIRECTING ATTORNEY of the Stockton field office. STAFF ATTORNEY, 1982-96. Represented farmworkers and other low-income clients in rural field office (1982-84) and central litigation unit (1985-96). Areas of specialization included: education, immigration reform, homelessness, employment, housing rights, health, consumer protection, human rights and language minorities. Practice in federal and state court law and motion, trial, including class counsel in major impact litigation. Supervise law clerks, paralegals. DIRECTOR - CRLA FOUNDATION IMMIGRATION PROJECT, 1991-96. Gave advice and technical assistance to pro bono lawyers, non-profit service providers, edited newsletter. Testified for state legislative and ABA committees. OF COUNSEL - LAW OFFICES OF MICHAEL S. SORGEN, San Francisco, 2010-13. ASSOCIATE, 1995-96. Represented individuals in litigation involving gender, race, ethnicity and disability discrimination in employment, and other civil rights violations.

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LEGAL EDUCATION ADVISOR – AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION RULE OF LAW INITIATIVE, Cairo, Egypt, 2011–12. Helped establish an environmental justice clinic at Helwan University Faculty of Law and conducted first national oral advocacy moot court competition. Supported professional skills training, clinical legal education and CLE reform activities in Cairo, Alexandria and other Egyptian cities. Advised on curriculum and helped establish domestic violence legislation clinic at Qatar University College of Law, Doha, Qatar. STAFF ATTORNEY – DISABILITY RIGHTS CALIFORNIA (formerly Protection & Advocacy, Inc.), Oakland, 1998-2010. ASSOCIATE MANAGING ATTORNEY, 2004-05. Responsible for litigating and mediating disability rights in the areas of education, institutionalization, services, personal autonomy and juvenile justice. Supervised attorneys, advocates and student interns and assumed administrative responsibilities as needed. MEMBER, Legal Committee, Nat’l Ass’n of Protection & Advocacy Systems, 2001-04. SENIOR LITIGATION ATTORNEY - DISABILITY RIGHTS EDUCATION & DEFENSE FUND, Berkeley, 1996-98. Responsible for managing and litigating disability rights litigation cases, including class action and individual cases; provided technical assistance and legal information to attorneys throughout the country on disability laws in areas of employment, education, government programs and accommodations and litigation strategy. STAFF ATTORNEY - SAN FRANCISCO NEIGHBORHOOD LEGAL ASSISTANCE FOUNDATION, 1984-85. Represented low-income clients in administrative hearings and appeals. Enforced social security, health and welfare law through impact litigation.

STAFF ATTORNEY - CENTRO LEGAL CAMPESINO, Legal Aid of Western

Oklahoma, Clinton, 1981-82. First director of statewide office serving migrant and seasonal farmworkers. Handled immigration, civil rights, labor, education cases. Supervised paralegal, prepared budget, conducted community education.

LEGAL & POLICY ANALYST - TEKNEKRON RESEARCH, INC., Berkeley, 1980. Co-authored study for U.S. Interior Department on legal and institutional obstacles to western states' water conservation. Researched water law doctrine. INTERNSHIPS

UNESCO / PARIS; THE STUDENT ADVOCATE / UC, BERKELEY;

CALIFORNIA PUBLIC INTEREST RESEARCH GROUP; WISCONSIN STATE BUDGET OFFICE (1977-79)

Prepared report for committee of experts and wrote memoranda clarifying executive

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committee's jurisdiction; helped students adjudicate grievances, assisted in revision of student conduct policies and promoted first campus policy on sexual harassment; drafted model renter tax rebate ordinance (first grantee of Berkeley Law Foundation Summer Project); evaluated children's services, analyzed amendments to state juvenile code and prepared proposals to streamline budget operations. COMMON CAUSE (WASHINGTON, DC); APPALACHIAN RESEARCH & DEFENSE FUND OF KENTUCKY; AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION OF MISSISSIPPI; LOS ANGELES COMMUNITY SCHOOL (1971-76) Researched legal and policy issues; prepared trial documents and witnesses; wrote press releases, pamphlets, newsletters; public speaking; taught language arts and drama.

PUBLICATIONS “(Reasonable) Suspicion: A Jewish Perspective on Citizen Protection, Racial Profiling,

Homeland Security and Immigrant Terrorists” (work-in-progress). Book Review Essay: “Invisibility, Inclusivity & Fraternity: ‘Was Yosef on the Spectrum? Understanding Joseph through Torah, Midrash and Classical Jewish Sources’” (Samuel J. Levine), 36 Touro Law Review 101 (2020). “Hammerin’ Hank, (Dis)ablism, Homophobia, Racism and Hate Speech,” in Disability Hate Speech: Social, Cultural and Political Contexts (TERJE OLSEN, MARK SHERRY et al., eds.)(2019). “El derecho a la vivienda en el derecho internacional de los derechos humanos,” in El État de los derechos humanos en el desarollo sostenible (Centro de Estudios e Investigaciones para el Desarollo Docente (CENID), ed. 2019). “The Global Path of Myanmar University Community Teaching Programmes: Strategies, Models and Influences” in Street Law and Public Legal Education: A collection of best practices from around the world in honour of Ed O’Brien (2019)(co-author). Book Review Essay, “Restoring Voice to People with Cognitive Disabilities: Realizing the Right to Equal Recognition Before the Law” (Anna Arstein-Kerslake, Cambridge Univ. Press), 39:1 Journal of Legal Medicine 61 (2019). “Attorney as Accompagnateur: Resilient Lawyering When Victory is Uncertain or Nearly Impossible,” 59 Washington University Journal of Law and Policy 115 (2019) (co-author). “Revisiting Ashley X: An Essay on Disabled Bodily Integrity, Sexuality, Dignity, and Family Caregiving,” 35 Touro Law Review 101 (2019) (co-author).

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“Les bonnes pratiques en matière de la participation des étudiants en droit au procès face au manque d’assistance judiciare en Afrique,” 2 Cliniques juridiques __ (2018). “Counterpoint: Preserving Public Values in the Private Sector: Unintended Consequence or Vouching for Ableism-Free Schools?,” 45 Journal of Law & Education 369 (2016). Experimental Legal Education in a Globalized World: The Middle East & Beyond (Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2016) (co-editor). “A New Day: Prime Time to Advance Afghan Clinical Education,” 3(1) Asian Journal of Legal Education 1 (2016). “Une Procédure en Difficulté: A Blueprint for Resolving ‘Special’ Education Disputes through a Quasi-Inquisitorial Process,” 32(2) Windsor Yearbook of Access to Justice/Recueil Annuel de Windsor d'Accès à la Justice 115 (2015). “The Cambodian Law Faculty: Blueprint for a Curriculum Rich in Research and Experiential Education,” National University of Management (NUM) Research Series 40 (Special Edition) (2015). “Dignifying Madness: Rethinking Commitment Law in an Age of Mass Incarceration,” 70 University of Miami Law Review 1 (2015) (co-author). “Cross-Border Teaching and Collaboration” in Building on Best Practices: Transforming Legal Education in a Changing World (D. MARANVILLE et al., eds.) (LEXIS/NEXIS, 2015) (Contributor). “Just Between Yoo and He: Two Justice Department Lawyers’ Imaginary Torturous Email Exchange,” 2 International Law Journal of London 391(2015). “Schools and Educational Programs,” in AIDS & The Law (Wolters Kluwer Law & Business, 3d-5th ed., 2008-16). “Beyond the Fakultas’ Four Walls: Linking Legal Education, Practice and the Legal Profession,” 23 Pacific Rim Journal of Law & Policy (renamed Washington International Law Journal) 395 (2014). “Engendering a Clinic: Lessons Learned from a Domestic Violence Clinical Course in Qatar,” International Review of Law 1 (2013) (co-author). “Parental Advocacy and the Safeguards Necessary for Inclusive Education: New Zealand Lessons for Pacific-Asian Education,” 25 Pacific-Asian Education No. 2, 27 (2013) (co- author).

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“The Legal Clinic is More Than a Sign on the Door: Transforming Law School Education in Revolutionary Egypt,” 5 Berkeley Journal of Middle East & Islamic Law 39 (2012). “Clinique ToGo: Changing Legal Practice in One African Nation in Six Days,” International Journal of Clinical Legal Education (Issue 17) 59 (2012). “How The Legal Clinic and Other Forms of Applied Education Can Shape a New Generation of Egyptian Jurists,” Faculty of Law Alexandria University Law Review / Revue de Droit (Special Volume) 1485 (2011). “Public Accommodations: Comparing State and Federal Law and Remedies,” Burton Blatt Institute/Southeast ADA Center, http://www.sedbtac.org/legalissues.php?idpg=14 (2011).

“How IDEA Fails Families Without Means: Causes and Corrections from the Frontlines

of Special Education Lawyering, 20 American University Journal of Gender, Social Policy & Law 103 (2011) (co-author). “The Role of Law Schools in Educating Judges to Increase Access to Justice,” 24 Pacific McGeorge Global Business & Development Law Journal 35 (2011) (co-author).

“Short Order Rule of Law: A Role for the Short-Term Consultant,” 6 (Berkeley Journal

of International Law) Publicist (2010) (http://bjil.typepad.com/publicist/2011/01/short-order-rule-of-law-a-role-for-the-short-term-consultant.html).

“‘Sending Down’ Sabbatical: Lawyering in the Legal Services Trenches Has Benefits for Professor and Practitioner Alike" Arizona Legal Studies Discussion Paper No 09-25 (2009) (available at http://ssrn.com/abstract=1425686), “A ‘Sending Down’ Sabbatical: The Benefits of Lawyering in the Legal Services Trenches,” 60 Journal of Legal Education 296 (2010)(Co-author).

“Full Sp[]ed Ahead: Expanding the IDEA Idea To Let All Students Ride the Same Bus,”

4 Stanford Journal of Civil Rights & Civil Liberties 373 (2008). “The Juris Doctor is In: Making Room at Law School for Paraprofessional Partners,” 75

Tennessee Law Review 385 (2008). “Representing David: When Best Practices Aren’t and Natural Supports Really Are,” 11

UC Davis Journal of Juvenile Law & Policy 161 (2007). “An Abalone Opportunity,” “Flagtexts” and “I cannot pledge allegiance” 8 Thos. M.

Cooley Journal of Practical & Clinical Law (since renamed Western Michigan University Cooley Journal of Practical & Clinical Law)15, 81, 91 (2006).

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“Le règlement non-juridictionnel comme alternative aux situations de crise” in Situations d’urgence et de droits fondamentaux (L’Harmattan, ARNAUD DE RAULIN, ed. 2006).

“A Renewed IDEA: The Need for More Ardent Advocacy,” 32 Human Rights 3 (Fall

2005). “Disability Matters: Toward a Law School Clinical Model for Serving Youth with

Special Education Needs,” 11 Clinical Law Review 271 (2005) (Co-author).

“Aligning or Maligning? Getting Inside a New IDEA, Getting Behind No Child Left Behind and Getting Outside it All” 15 Hastings Women’s Law Journal 1 (2004).

“Hammerin’ Hank: The Right to Be Raunchy or FM Freak Show?” 23 Disability Studies

Quarterly (2003), on-line journal (http://www.dsq-sds.org/article/view/432/609). “When It’s Not Apparent: Some Modest Advice to Parent Advocates for Students with Disabilities,” 5 UC Davis Journal of Juvenile Law & Policy 159 (2001).

“Los Bibilikos de Rossmoor,” 4 Thos. M. Cooley Journal of Practical & Clinical

Law (since renamed Western Michigan University Cooley Journal of Practical & Clinical Law)179 (2001).

“Supporting Democracy: Senegal Needs U.S. Help as it Races to Reform Juridical

Institutions,” Daily Journal (Sept. 27, 2000). “Not a Bad IDEA: Discipline and Due Process Get a Fair Hearing,” 27 Human Rights (Winter 2000).

"Keeping an Eye on the INS: A Case for Civilian Review of Uncivil Conduct," 7 La Raza Law Journal 1 (1994).

"The Alien Cloak of Confidentiality: Look Who's Wearing it Now," 4 J.F. Kennedy Law

Review 23 (1992). "Pro Bono Publico Meets Droits de L'Homme: Speaking a New Legal Language," 13

Loyola of Los Angeles International & Comparative Law Journal 499 (1991).

"Lawyers Pro Bono Publico: Using International Human Rights Law on Behalf of the Poor," in E. LUTZ et al., New Directions in Human Rights (Univ. of Penn. Press, 1989). "Safeguarding Employment for U.S. Workers: Do Undocumenteds Take Away Jobs?" 9 Chicano Law Review (renamed Chicanx Latinx Law Review) 11 (1988).

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"Application of International Human Rights Law in State and Federal Courts," 18 Texas Int'l Law Journal 291 (1983) (Co-author).

"Educating Children of Immigrant Workers: Language Policies in France and the USA,"

29 American Journal of Comparative Law 429 (1981).

SELECT PRESENTATIONS & SKILLS TRAINING

Guest Lecturer, “Workshop: The Legal Aid Clinic,” University of Tehran, Faculty of Law & Political Science (Video-conferences) (Nov. 2019)

Speaker, “The Myanmar Shwe: Rule of Law in the New Burma,” Ctr. For Southeast Asia Studies/ Berkeley Instit. of East Asia Studies, UC, Berkeley (Nov. 19, 2019). Invited Speaker, “Hate Speech, the Holocaust and Human Rights: What the U.S. is Missing,” Legal Studies Ass’n & MWSU Fndn., Missouri Western State University, St. Joseph (Apr. 16, 2019). Practitioner-in-Residence (faculty speaker, cross border teaching and collaboration; lawyering skills workshop), Peking University School of Transnational Law, Shenzhen, China (Feb. 28- Mar. 1, 2019).

Co-Presenter, “The Myanmar Shwe: Empowering Law Students, Teachers and the Community,” Law & Society Ass’n of Australia and New Zealand Annual Conference, University of Wollongong, Australia (Dec. 13, 2018). Invited Speaker, “La possible participation des étudiants en droit au procès;” Trainer, “Formation à la création et à la gestion d’une clinique juridique,” Reseau des Cliniques Juridiques Francophones, Université de Lomé, Togo (Mar. 6-9, 2018). Co-Presenter, “Access to Justice for People Living with Disabilities,” Asia Access to Justice Week, Chiang Mai, Thailand (Jan. 15, 2018). Panelist, Derechos Humanos Asociado al Derecho Económico y Derecho Internacional, Foro Académico Mundial de los Derechos Humanos, Centro Universitario Económico de Ciencias Administrativas, Universidad de Guadalajara, Mexico (Nov. 28-29, 2017). Panelist, “Confronting Hate Speech on College Campuses,” San Joaquin Delta College, Stockton, Constitution Day (Sept. 21, 2017). Guest Lecturer, “Ateliers de la Clinique Juridique,” CEJuS (Clinique d’Expertise Juridique et Sociale), Université de Lomé, Faculté de Droit, Togo, Video-conference (June-July, 2017).

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Speaker, “Disablement and Decarceration: Defining Disability Justice in an Age of Mass Incarceration,” Othering and Belonging Conference, Oakland (May 2, 2017). Co-convenor, “Dignifying Madness: Civil Commitment, Disability Rights and Mass Incarceration,” Ctr. for the Study of Law & Society, UC Berkeley (Feb. 10, 2017). Invited Participant, The Law Profession in Palestine in a Global Context: Prospects for Reform, “Definite Articles: Redefining And Refining The Lawyering Apprenticeship,” Hebron University College of Law and Political Science, Hebron, Palestine (Nov. 24, 2016). Invited Panelist, Simposio Internacional de Métodos Alternos, “Perspectiva hacía la Formalización de la Mediación como Profesión,” Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León, Facultad de Derecho y Criminología, Monterrey, Mexico (Oct. 14, 2016). Speaker, "Bureaucratic legalism: A proposal for inquisitorial decision-making in the determination of educational benefits and services," Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Institute for Legal Studies, Budapest (Sept. 1, 2016). Scholar/Practitioner-in-Residence (strategic litigation, clinical education, international human rights norms in domestic context), Centre de Droit Public, Faculté de Droit, Université Libre de Bruxelles, Brussels (Apr. 25-29, 2016). Invited Participant, Charting New Frontiers in International Law, “Disabling Conditions: Reconciling International Protections for Domestic Workers and Individuals with Disabilities,” Golden Gate Univ. School of Law, San Francisco (Apr. 8, 2016). Faculty, IDEA Academy for Special Education Administrative Law Judges and Impartial Hearing Officers, Seattle Univ. School of Law (2007-2016). Speaker, “La loi en faveur des américains en situation de handicap,” U.S. Embassy, Rabat, Morocco (via Skype) (Mar. 23, 2016). Lecturer, Global Mondays Series, “Protecting Human Rights in a Constitutional Monarchy: The Case of Cambodia,” Univ. of Washington School of Law, Seattle (Oct. 12, 2015). Speaker, “Nothing About Us Without Us,” The 25th Anniversary of the ADA, Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley, Constitution Day (Sept. 17, 2015). Speaker, “An Enabling Environment: A Development Agenda Beyond 2015 for People with Disabilities,” American Ctr., US Embassy, Hanoi (May 21, 2015).

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Speaker, “The Challenge of Article 8: The King of Cambodia as Protector of Rights and Guarantor of International Treaties,” Paññāsāstra University Faculty of Law & Public Affairs, Phnom Penh (May 11, 2015). Lead Participant, Disability Action Council Roundtable: “Cambodia’s Strategic Plan on the Law on the Protection and Promotion of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities,” Phnom Penh (Mar. 17, 2015). Invited Participant, Exploring Law, Disability and the Challenge of Equality in Canada and the United States, "Une Procédure en Difficulté: A Radical Blueprint for Resolving ‘Special’ Education Disputes through an Inquisitorial Process," Berkeley (Dec. 5, 2014). Convenor, “Free Speech Movement - Fifty Years Later @ UC Berkeley: Student Activism and Peer Advocacy,” Berkeley (Nov. 18, 2014). Co-Trainer, “Formation à l’enseignement clinique du droit,” (Faculté de Droit, Université de Caen Basse-Normandie, France (Mar. 26-28, 2014). Guest Lecturer, “Revisiting the Efficacy of Regional Human Rights Mechanisms: A Look at Europe and the Americas,” İstanbul Üniversitesi Hukuk Fakültesi, (Istanbul University Faculty of Law) and Raoul Wallenberg Institute for Human Rights, Istanbul (Mar. 11, 2014). Instructor, “Lawyering Skills & Alternative Dispute Resolution,” Academic Legal English Winter Workshop for Law/Shari’a Faculty, Mazer-e Sharif, Afghanistan (Feb.22-Mar. 6, 2014). Co-Presenter, Global Alliance for Justice Education Conference, “‘Those Women Whose Defiance You Have Cause to Fear’: Contextual Factors Affecting the Teaching, Learning and Advocacy About Issues of Domestic Abuse in Non-Western Settings,” Jindal Global Univ. Law School, Sonipat, Delhi, India (Dec. 13, 2013).

Panelist, The Federalist Society and Int’l Law Society, Seattle University School of Law, “Should U.S. Courts Enforce International Human Rights?,” (Oct. 24, 2013).

Invited Participant, “Southeast Asia Legal Education: Preparing Lawyers for Tomorrow’s

Society and Profession,” “Beyond the Fakultas’ Four Walls: Linking Legal Education, Practice and the Legal Profession,” Universitas Airlangga, Surabaya, Indonesia (Oct. 1, 2013).

Co-Presenter, “Including Disability: How Legal Discourse Can Shape Life’s Transitions”

Symposium, “Ashley X Comes of Age: Reshaping the Social System,” UCLA School of Law, Los Angeles (Mar. 22, 2013).

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Instructor, “Alternative Dispute Resolution,” Academic Legal English Winter Workshop for law/shari’a faculty members and students, Herat, Afghanistan (Jan. 26- Feb. 20, 2013).

Workshop Presenter, Disabilities Studies Series, “Ashley X Comes of Age: Alternatives to Socio-Sexual Restructuring,” Univ. of Washington, Seattle (Jan. 11, 2013).

Guest Speaker, Global Mondays Series, “The Legal Clinic in Egypt: It’s More than a

Room with a Sign on the Door,” Univ. of Washington School of Law, Seattle (Oct. 15, 2012).

Participant, Disability Rights Education & Defense Fund, “US-Japan Disability Rights

Law and Policy Exchange,” Berkeley (Aug. 30, 2012). Co-Presenter, Bar Ass’n of San Francisco, “The Arab Spring: One Year Later,” (June 28,

2012). Invited Participant, “Revolution and the Law: How The Legal Clinic and Other Models of

Applied Education Can Shape a New Generation of Egyptian Jurists,” Alexandria Univ. Faculty of Law, Alexandria, Egypt (Dec. 21-22, 2011). Workshop Presenter, “Disability in Vietnam: Distinctions and Opportunities,” Asian Americans/Pacific Islanders in Philanthropy, San Francisco (May 12, 2011). Co-presenter, “Current Issues in Special Education Advocacy: Making the Special Education Laws Work for Families Without Financial Resources,” American Univ., Washington, DC (Feb. 25, 2011). Lecturer, Centre de Recherche Ouest Africain, “L’Etat de Droit et le Rôle de la Justice dans une Démocratie,” Senegal (Oct. 13, 2010). Speaker, Centre National de Formation Judiciare, “Une Justice Equitable: L’Accès aux Tribunaux et aux Cours dans une Démocratie,” Senegal (Oct. 15, 2010).

Speaker, Université de Maroua, Ecole Normale Supérieure; Université de N’gaoundéré, Faculté de Sciences Juridiques et Politiques,“L’indépendence du Système Judiciare,” Cameroon (July 27 & 30, 2009).

Co-Presenter, American Educational Research Association, “Possibility, Promise and

Practice: The Potential for Inclusive Education,” Annual Meeting, San Diego (Apr. 16, 2009). Speaker, Bar Association of Cameroon, “La Promotion d’une Justice Equitable et le Droit à l’Accès Judiciare” (Inaugural In-Service Training Seminar for Pupil-Lawyers in Douala), Cameroon (Oct. 4, 2008).

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Speaker, Université de Dschang, Faculté de Sciences Juridiques et Politiques, “La Formation Pratique des Etudiants et l’ Accès à la Justice,” Cameroon (Oct. 3, 2008). Invited Participant, Univ. of Auckland, Faculty of Education Seminar, "’Suitable, Regular & Systematic’: A Parent-Cent[e]red Approach to Supporting Students with Special Educational Needs,” Auckland, New Zealand (Aug. 12, 2008). Workshop Presenter, Parent Family Resource Centre, “Parents as Para-Professional Partners: How Lay Advocates Can Enhance Educational Outcomes for Students with Special Needs,” Auckland, New Zealand (Aug. 16, 2008). Panelist, UC, Berkeley Schl. of Law-UCLA Semel Institute-San Francisco Foundation-Commonwealth Club of California, “Protecting and Treating Those Destabilized by Mental Illness: Beyond the Asylum and the Jail” (panel on alternative court-ordered treatment) (May 27, 2008).

Speaker, Law & Disability Society, “Are We Ready to Sign?: The United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Celebrates Its First Anniversary” UC, Davis King Hall School of Law, Disability Awareness Week (Feb. 20, 2008). Speaker/Workshop Leader, Université de Lomé – Ordre des Avocats du Togo, “Legal Aid and Strengthening of the Rule of Law in Togo,” Lomé (Oct. 2-4, 2007). Invited Participant, 60th Anniversary Symposium: “Clinical Legal Education: Looking Forward to the Next 60 Years,” Univ. of Tennessee College of Law, School Law/Education Reform Panel, Knoxville (Sept. 15, 2007). Workshop Co-Presenter, National Disability Rights Network Annual Conference, “No Child Left Behind: How’s Our Progress? High Stakes Testing & Students with Disabilities,” St. Louis (June 7, 2007). Speaker, Law & Disability Society/Advocates for the Rights of Children, “Sleepless in Seattle: The Pillow Angel’ Controversy and Personal Autonomy,” UC, Davis King Hall School of Law, Disability Awareness Week (Apr. 10, 2007). Invited Participant, Hastings Law Journal National Symposium on Disability Law (panel), “All Aboard and Full Sp[ ]ed Ahead: The IDEA Needs No Overhaul,” UC Hastings College of the Law, San Francisco (Feb. 3, 2007). Presenter, Greater Los Angeles Consortium on Externships, & Catholic Univ. of America, Externships 3: Learning from Practice: “ImproveMentoring: Articulation Between Work and Law School,” Los Angeles (Mar. 24, 2006).

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Co-Presenter, American College of Forensic Psychology, Annual Symposium in Forensic Psychology: Forensic Skills, “Working with Psychologists: The Attorney’s Perspective,” San Francisco (Mar. 17, 2006).

Co-Presenter, Lorman Education Services: “The Renewed IDEA & Assembly Bill 1662: What Does it Mean for Special Education in California?,” San Francisco (Mar. 8, 2006). Co-Trainer, Council of Parent Attorneys & Advocates, Annual National Conference: Advanced Attorneys Skills Training: Fed. Dist. Ct. & Appellate Proceedings, San Francisco-Atlanta-Phoenix-Baltimore-Anaheim-Washington, DC (Mar. 2004-09). Panelist, Ctr. for the Study of Law & Society, Univ. of Calif., Berkeley: Roundtable: “Promoting the Human Rights of Persons with Disabilities: Local and National Perspective” (Nov. 11, 2005). Workshop Presenter, Fiesta Educativa, Annual Family Conference: “Colaboración en el Plan Educativo de Nuestros Hijos” (training workshops on parent-school collaboration in educational planning) Sacramento (Sept.-Oct. 2000-08). Co-Trainer, National Ass’n of Protection & Advocacy Systems, Training & Advocacy Support Ctr., Annual Skills Building Conference: “Building Coalitions with Non-Traditional Partners” San Diego (Jan. 15, 2004); Advanced Special Education Training for Attorneys, Orlando (Co-Trainer) (Jan. 12-15, 2005). Panelist, Markkula Ctr. for Applied Ethics, Santa Clara Univ., Roundtable: “The Problem of Medical Decision-Making for Publicly Conserved Individuals” (Dec. 10-15, 2004). Guest Speaker, Santa Clara Univ. Law School: “Marta Zambrano, Welfare Checks and Timely Filing for ‘La Amnistía”: Lessons Learned from Litigating Under the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986” (Sept. 23, 2004). Presenter, Learning Disabilities Ass’n of Calif.: “No Child Left Behind & Its Impact on Children with Disabilities: You May Know the Title but Not All the Verses,” San Mateo (May 1, 2004). Workshop Presenter, Congreso Familiar, Annual Family Conference: “El ‘IEP’ y Como Los Padres Pueden Prepararse” & “El Acoso: Opciones Legales y Otros Tipos Para Los Padres” (training workshops for parents on preparing for individualized education program process and on countering bullying) Hayward (1998-2014). Invited Participant, Etats-Généraux de la Justice, “C’est Le MARC: Le Règlement Non-Juridictionnel des Litiges Utilisant Les Méthodes Alternatives,” (remarks at national judicial reform summit on value of ADR) N’Djamena, Chad (June 17, 2003).

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Speaker, Greater Bay Area Interuniversity Disabilities Consortium: “Hammerin’ Hank: The Right to Be Raunchy or FM Freak Show?,” UC, Berkeley (Apr. 25, 2003). Panelist, Boalt Hall School of Law, Coalition at the Crossroads, “Caught in the System” Panel)(remarks on alliances between organized labor, immigrants, parents of non-disabled students and persons with disabilities)(Apr.12, 2003). Co-Presenter, Annual Calif. Conference on American Indian Education: “Language: Pathways to Our Traditions,” Parents’ Rights & Responsibilities in the Education Planning Process,” Santa Clara (Mar. 8, 2003). Speaker, Ass’n of Calif. School Administrators, Fndn. for Educational Administration, Special Education Academy: “Advocacy for Students with Disabilities,” Sacramento (Mar. 7, 2003). Speaker, Boalt Jewish Students Ass’n, “(Reasonable) Suspicion: A Jewish Perspective on Homeland Security, Racial Profiling, Registration and Immigrant Terrorists” (Feb. 4, 2003). Panelist, Ctr. for Psychiatry and the Law, Stanford Univ., Symposium on Psychological Evaluations in Family and Juvenile Court: “Accessing Services for Children with Psychological and Developmental Problems” (Jan. 12, 2003). Panelist, Judicial Council of Calif., Ctr. for Family, Children & the Courts: Annual “Beyond the Bench” Conference: “Riding the Waves of Change: Court Appointed Special Advocates Model for Serving Special Needs Students,” Pasadena (Dec. 5, 2002). Panelist, Juvenile Courts Bar Ass’n, “Annual Statewide Juvenile Law & Procedures Seminar: Special Education and Mental Health Services for Youths in Dependency and Delinquency Courts,” Los Angeles (Jan. 26, 2002). Presenter, Ctr. for Social Justice, Boalt Hall, “When It’s Not Apparent: Some Modest Advice for Parent Advocates for Students with Disabilities,” (July 10, 2001). Presenter, Occupational Therapy Ass’n of Calif., Annual Conference: “Education for Children with Disabilities—The Role of the OT,” Monterey (Oct. 31, 1999). Presenter, TASH (formerly, The Ass’n for the Severely Handicapped), Annual Int’l Conference: “Disabled Immigrants in America: Obstacles on the Road to Citizenship,” Seattle (Dec. 1998). Panelist, Nat’l Ass’n for Law Placement, Annual Education Conference: Cultures & Crossroads: “Parenting and Practicing: Can You Have It All?” San Francisco (Mar. 25, 1998).

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Panelist, Boalt Hall Int’l Law Soc. & Berkeley Journal of Int’l Law Symposium, Practicing & Preaching: The U.S. & International Human Rights Law: “The Rights of Undocumented Aliens: The Validity of Proposition 187 Under International & Federal Law” (Mar. 16, 1996). Presenter, The Cardozo Society of the Jewish Federation of Greater San Jose: “Proposition 187 & Scapegoating Ethnic Minorities,” San Jose (Apr. 25, 1995). Presenter, National Legal Aid & Defender Ass’n, Annual Management Conference: “Poverty Lawyering & the International Human Rights Dimension,” Toronto (Nov. 1994).

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WASSERSTEIN PUBLIC INTEREST FELLOW, Harvard Law School (Nov. 2002): Short-term fellowship awarded to lawyers who have distinguished themselves in public interest work to counsel students about social justice and public service career options. U.S. SPEAKER & SPECIALIST GRANTS, United States Department of State, Senegal, Guinea, Chad, Central African Republic, Togo & Cameroon (2000-10): Present a series of “rule of law” lectures and workshops to judges, law professors and students, lawyers, journalists, Justice Ministry officials and non-governmental activists on the themes of the American approach to human rights, judicial independence, federalist judicial system, civil and criminal procedure, ADR and establishing pro bono program and legal clinics; addressed the Etats-Généraux de la Justice in N’Djamena, Chad (June 2003). ELEANOR SWIFT AWARD FOR PUBLIC SERVICE, UC Berkeley School of Law, (May 2013). BETTIE HAMILTON AWARD, Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Council (May 2006). ADVOCACY AWARD, Support for Families of Children with Disabilities (Oct. 2005). BOARD OF DIRECTORS, ACLU of Northern California (2009-12); Berkeley Youth Living with Disabilities (2008-14); Consumer Directed Services Network (2006 to date); Northern California Coalition for Immigrant Rights (1988-96); Family Support Services of the Bay Area (President, 1990-92). ADVISORY COMMITTEE, Pathway to Law and Paralegal/Legal Assistant, San Joaquin Delta College (2017 to date); EDITORIAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE, Revue du Réseau des Cliniques Juridiques Francophones (2016 to date); BOARD OF ADVISORS, International Law Journal of London (2013 to date); CURRICULUM ADVISORY COMMITTEE and EXPERT REVIEWER, Special Education Advocate

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Training (SEAT) Project, U.S. Dep’t of Education (2005-07); AMICUS CURIAE COMMITTEE, COPAA (2002-13); DISABILITY STUDIES ADVISORY COMMITTEE (DiSC), University of California, Berkeley (2000 to date); and DUE PROCESS ADVISORY COMMITTEE, California Special Education Hearing Office (2000-05) and Office of Administrative Hearings (2008-10). ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION & EDUCATION, Academic Legal English Winter Workshop for law/shari’a faculty members and students, Afghanistan (Herat, Jan. 26- Feb. 20, 2013 and Mazer-e Sharif, Feb. 22-Mar. 6, 2014); Parent & Family Resource Centre, Auckland, New Zealand (Summer 2008): Trained parent educators on lay advocacy curriculum and conducted parent-lay advocacy and mediation training in the areas of disability and special education.

MEMBER, EXTERNAL EVALUATION & ACCREDITATION TEAM, Grana (International Evaluation and Certification) & Inter-American Organization for Higher Education, Facultad de Derecho y Criminología, Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León, Programa Académico de la Licenciatura en Derecho (LLB), Monterrey, Mexico (April 2019 and April 2016).

JUDGE PRO TEMPORE, Berkeley-Albany Municipal Court (1994-2000); MEMBER,

Civil Justice Reform Act Advisory Group, U.S. District Court, Northern Calif. (1992-97); State Bar Task Force on Immigration Practitioner Fraud (1991-92). JUDGE, NATIONAL ASS’N OF JUDICIARY INTERPRETERS & TRANSLATORS. Helped to evaluate the scholarship contestants for Association’s annual conference (2007). PARENT MEMBER, Berkeley U.S.D., Sexual Harassment Advisory Committee (2012 to date), Parents Advisory Committee on Special Education (1996-2002), Inclusive Education Advisory Committee (1993-98), Whittier Preschool Enrichment Committee (Chair, 1989-92), Allen Ginsberg Memorial Poetry Garden and Open Mic Coordinating Committee (1997 to date). CREATIVE WRITING, Shababo Prize for Fiction, National Sephardi Literary Contest (1998) and Clinical Legal Education Ass’n Creative Writing Contest Prizes for Poetry & Prose (2000-02). Speak, read, write Spanish and French fluently; some German. Strong background in public speaking, training workshops and media interviews; amateur drama. References available upon request.

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STEPHEN ROSENBAUM * MAJOR LITIGATION Catholic Social Services v. Meese, 664 F.Supp. 1378 (E.D. Cal. 1987); 685 F.Supp. 1149 (E.D. Cal. 1988); Catholic Social Services v. Thornburgh, 956 F.2d 914 (9th Cir. 1992), judg't vacated sub nom. Reno v. CSS, 509 U.S. 43 (1993); 134 F.3d 921 (9th Cir. 1998): One of two principal attorneys to assist lead counsel Ralph Santiago Abascal and Peter Schey in lawsuit challenging immigration service implementation of "amnesty" program, including powers of judicial review and court's exercise of equitable remedies; propounded written discovery; took and defended depositions; wrote portions of motion briefs and appellate briefs on the merits; assisted in drafting Supreme Court briefs and coordinating briefs of amici curiae; assisted in settlement discussions with Department of Justice and conducting law and motion, discovery and briefing on remand. Zambrano v. INS, 972 F.2d 1122 (9th Cir. 1992): One of three principal counsel in lawsuit which attacked policies and regulations promulgated under immigration reform act and had particularly significant impact on women on public assistance; argued, with lead counsel Pauline Gee, at Ninth Circuit and briefed issue concerning interpretation of the statute's confidentiality clauses; wrote opposition to petition for certiorari (judg't vacated sub nom. INS v. Zambrano, 509 U.S.918 (1993)); assisted in settlement discussions and conducting law and motion and discovery on remand. United Farm Workers v. INS (E.D. Cal., S-87-1064) : Lead counsel, with R. S. Abascal, in suit challenging the burden of proof required under the SAW (Special Agricultural Worker) program; drafted pleadings; drafted and argued motions for injunctive relief; took and defended depositions; conducted examination and cross-examination at evidentiary hearing; was one of two negotiators with U.S. Attorneys in settlement of suit for injunctive relief; prepared initial brief in motion for attorney fees and costs under EAJA; plaintiffs awarded $200,000 in attorneys fees and costs. Lopez v. Ezell, 716 F.Supp.443 (S.D. Cal.1989): Lead counsel, with Betty Wheeler, in action challenging INS confiscation of work and travel documents of SAW applicants and coercion of fraud admissions; drafted and argued motions; conducted discovery; with B. Wheeler, negotiated consent decree and final settlement sub nom. Lopez v. Davidian (S.D. Cal., 88-1825). Naranjo-Aguilera v. U.S. INS (E.D. Cal. No. S-91-1462), 30 F.3d 1107 (9th Cir. 1994): With Charles Wheeler and Bruce Goldstein, one of principal counsel in suit attacking retroactivity and notice and comment deficiencies in INS regulation affecting SAW applicants; drafted some of the motion papers in district court and 9th Circuit and argued motions for summary judgment/ opposition to judg't on the pleadings and motion for supplemental relief; assisted in editing appellate briefs and argued appeal in Ninth Circuit.

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Espindola v. INS (E.D. Cal., No. S-92-1871): With Linton Joaquin and Lucas Guttentag, one of plaintiffs' counsel in class action seeking to enjoin INS from requiring lawful permanent residents to purchase new "green cards" as violative of immigration statute and regulations, notice-and-comment rulemaking and appropriations act proscribing unfair and excessive fees; have assisted in brief writing and oral argument on summary judgment and preliminary injunction motions at district court. Assisted in negotiating class settlement. De Haro v. City of St. Helena (N.D. Cal., No. C-93-3457): Lead counsel in class action against local and county law enforcement agencies for search and seizure and privacy violations and state tort claims following early morning residential raids of immigrants' homes together with U.S. Border Patrol agents. Drafted complaint, conducted discovery and law and motion matters and achieved monetary compensation and declaratory relief following magistrate-conducted settlement discussions. Lauderbach v. Zolin (San Francisco Co. Superior Ct. No. 957514), 35 Cal.App.4th 578, 41 Cal. Rptr. 2d 434 (1995): With L. Joaquin, L. Guttentag, Alan Schlosser and Lee Gelernt, one of principal attorneys in taxpayer action against California Department of Motor Vehicles to enjoin policy of refusal to issue driver's licenses, registrations and ID cards to applicants ineligible for Social Security numbers. Drafted and edited major pleadings. Obtained permanent injunction; assisted in appellate briefing. Chow v. Meissner (N.D. Cal., No. C-96-2422): Lead counsel in action against INS for failure to implement §504 of Rehabilitation Act and statutory examination waiver for naturalization applicants with developmental and physical disabilities. Plaintiffs contended that the oath of allegiance and Constitutional attachment are not an essential eligibility requirement for naturalization, or that the requirement can be modified to accommodate the disability of an otherwise qualified applicant. Also on case were Jessica Su of Asian Law Caucus and Jacqueline Garrett of Disability Rights Education & Defense Fund. Adam G. v. Heald (N.D. Cal., No. C-11-01490): Co-counsel with Michael S. Sorgen, on behalf of 8-year-old and a class of special education students in suit against the City of San Mateo and other government entities and individuals for damages and equitable relief, following the pepper-spraying of plaintiff as a means of mitigating behavioral problems in a classroom for students with emotional disturbance. Wong v. INS (D. Haw., No. 99-183): Of counsel to Shawn Luis, Protection & Advocacy Agency of Hawai’i, on appeal of INS’ denial of naturalization to Hong Kong applicant with severe cognitive disabilities. Same theory as Chow v. Meissner case. Slyt v. Chevron (N.D. Cal., No. C-98-0008): Co-counsel with Vicki Laden of Boxer & Gerson, on behalf of employee challenging Chevron’s failure to accommodate her psychiatric disability with a transfer to a vacant position. Mednick v. Peninsula Temple Beth El (California Court of Appeal, 1st Dist. No. A076067): Co-counsel with Linda Kilb of DREDF and Michael Sorgen on behalf of parents of daughter with mental retardation who sought to have temple comply with state anti-discrimination statutes applicable to business establishments, in conducting Bat Mitzvah instruction.

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Mayfield v. Bay Area Air Quality Management Dist. (San Francisco Co. Superior Ct. No. 971583; California Court of Appeal, 1st Dist. No. A074911): Lead counsel with M. Sorgen in race-based employment discrimination lawsuit on behalf of professional employee against government entity. Conducted discovery and prepared and argued motion for summary judgment and assisted in preparation of appellate briefs on same. Morgan Hill Concerned Parents Ass’n et al. v. Calif. Dep’t of Educ. (E.D. Cal., No. 2:11-cv-03471): Co-counsel with Rony Sagy et al. of Sagy Law Associates in action for declaratory and injunctive relief against state educational agency for violations under California and federal special education and disability non-discrimination laws. Assisted in pre-filing investigation, complaint drafting, discovery and strategy consultations with co-counsel. Yang v. Poetzscher (San Francisco Co. Superior Ct. No. CGC-548321): Co-counsel with Hina Shah of Women’s Employment Rights Clinic and Winifred Kao of Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Asian Law Caucus, in action for wage and hour violations and sexual harassment by household employers of immigrant caregiver. Assisted in counseling plaintiff and framing and drafting of complaint. Rogers v. Kindred Healthcare, Inc. (Alameda Co. Superior Ct. No. RG14729507): Co-counsel with Catha Worthman and Julie Wilensky of Lewis Feinberg, Carole Vigne and Diane Webb of Employment Law Center, and H. Shah. Assisted in drafting declarations, settlement strategy and proposed injunctive relief language in settlement agreement. Lee v. City and Co. of San Francisco (San Francisco Co. Superior Ct. No. 974074): Lead counsel with M. Sorgen in suit for retaliation and national origin discrimination on behalf of San Francisco police officer subjected to mental health arrest and petty harassment. Negotiated settlement with City Attorney. Raimey v. Larkspur Unified Schl. Dist. (Marin Co. Superior Ct. No. 164068): Lead counsel with M. Sorgen in suit challenging expulsion of African American student from largely white, middle class school. Charles v. Oakland Unified Schl. Dist. (N.D. Cal., No. C-99-296): With Joshua Konecky, Rhoda Benedetti & Larry Paradis of Disability Rights Advocates, was counsel in putative class action against Oakland school district on behalf of over 400 secondary school special education students whose speech and language therapy was improperly terminated. Richard S. v. Dep’t of Developmental Services (C.D. Cal., No. SA CV 97-219): With Ellen Goldblatt and Eric Gelber of Protection & Advocacy, Inc., intervened in an action by a state physician who sought to restrict the residential placement options of adults with developmental disabilities. Obtained settlement that limited veto rights of non-conservators in the placement process.

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Capitol People First v. Dep’t of Developmental Services (Alameda Co. Superior Ct. No. 2002-038715): With Lead Counsel E. Goldblatt, Michael Pyle (Bingham, McCutchen LLP) and others, represented a class of residents of state developmental centers and other large institutions, in early phase of litigation against the state developmental services department and over 20 local contractor agencies, in an effort to move individuals to community-based residential facilities. Argued motion opposing intervention of parents of developmental center residents. Michael E. v. Santa Paula Ele. Schl. Dist. (Ventura Co. Superior Ct. No. 193789): Of counsel to Cynthia Rice & Santos Gomez, California Rural Legal Assistance, in suit against school district for failure to properly identify and assess youngsters needing special education services in rural, majority Latino district. Assisted S. Gomez in obtaining settlement that clarified discipline and assessment policy and provided bilingual notification to parents. Pajaro Valley Unified Schl. Dist. v. J.S., 2006 WL 3734289 (N.D.Cal.) 47 Indiv. Dis.Educ.L. Rptr. 12: With lead counsel Luis Alejo, California Rural Legal Assistance and Eileen Matteucci, defended an appeal from an administrative law judge’s decision requiring a school district to reimburse a student for san independent educational evaluation. The district court affirmed the ALJ’s decision in a motion for summary judgment. Martinez v. Jeannette (San Diego Co. Superior Ct. No. 618608): Lead pretrial counsel (demurrers; discovery; motions to compel) and assistant to trial counsel Stephen Yunker and Valeriano Saucedo in consumer protection action on behalf of the general public against notary public, immigration consultant and attorney, for unfair business practices, false advertising, fraud, misrepresentation and other state statutory violations. Awarded approx. $750,000 in damages, restitution, fees and costs. In related bankruptcy actions, In re Jeannette, In re Ramirez, (Bankr. Ct., S.D. Cal., 91-90752-B7, 90753-A7), wrote briefs for motions certifying class. Soto v. Univision/AILA v. Soto (San Francisco Co. Superior Ct. Nos. 962470, 968729): With Ignacio Salceda and Steven Maddox of Wilson, Sonsini, was one of lead counsel, defending Immigrant Assistance Line/Coalition for Immigrant & Refugee Rghts & Services (CIRRS) and IAL staffer in defamation suit by immigration consultant. Was also lead pretrial counsel in prosecuting claims on behalf of American Immigration Lawyers Ass'n, Nor. Cal. Chptr. and several individual plaintiffs for unfair business practices, misrepresentation in related action. Handled discovery and obtained summary adjudication of claims. Handled discovery and law and motion before obtaining summary adjudication for defendants in Univision suit. Examined expert witness, argued at trial and helped settle case. Co-counsel were Sara Campos of the Lawyers' Committee and Wilson, Sonsini's Harry Bremond, I. Salceda and Lisa Davis. Was lead counsel in other consumer protection actions on behalf of the general public against immigration consultants or attorneys, Coalition for Immigrant & Refugee Rights & Services v. Pereira (Contra Costa Co. Superior Ct. No. 89-4465); and Servin Botello v. H-2A Growers, Inc. (Ventura Co. Superior Ct. No. 118560). Was one of two lead counsel in Ceja v. Aetonu (San Mateo Co. Superior Ct. No. 324417) and was co-counsel in Gavilan v. Martin (San Joaquin Co. Superior Ct. No. 23567)

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and Cortez v. Avila (Stanislaus Co. Superior Ct. No. 290681). In both cases, restitution funds were established for non-plaintiffs; in the latter suit, defendant agreed to an injunction affecting her practice and to "community service" publicity efforts about misrepresentation and client safeguards. Doe v. Regents, Univ. of Calif. (San Francisco Co. Superior Ct. No. 965090) With R.S. Abascal, P. Gee and Peter Roos, MALDEF, was one of principal attorneys challenging Proposition 187, §8. Section 8 amends the Calif. Ed. Code to exclude undocumented students from public colleges/universities and report them to state authorities and the INS. Helped write briefs on successful motion for preliminary injunction and assisted in case strategy and trial preparation. Yolano-Donnelly Tenants Ass'n v. Pierce (E.D. Cal., No. S-86-846): Led pretrial investigation and research and assisted lead counsel Richard Kohn in drafting motions for injunctive and declaratory relief and class certification in action challenging HUD housing subsidy restrictions on certain classes of aliens; argued motion for preliminary injunctive relief and briefed regulatory impact on small entities. With James Morales of National Center for Youth Law, participated in comments on new proposed rule and settlement to negotiations and drafted portions of second motion to preliminarily enjoin portions of revised final rule and opposition dismissal. Helped draft final settlement agreement which was approved by the Court in 1997 sub nom. Yolano-Donnelly Tenants Ass'n v. Cuomo. Lightsey v. City of Manteca (E.D. Cal., No. 2:15-cv: 02368): Co-counsel with I. Jacobs and Morrison Foerster in action to enjoin local law enforcement practices to dismantle homeless encampments and criminalize poverty. Helped draft settlement for devoting more city resources to preventing and mitigating homelessness and compensation to individual plaintiffs.

Salinas-Peña v. U.S. INS (D. Or., No. 86-1033): Of counsel in action alleging violation of INS employment verification scheme; advised on international human rights due process issues; case settled for changes in policies, regulations and attorney fees. Garcia v. Yeutter, 756 F. Supp. 581 (D.D.C. 1990): With Walter Kamiat and R. Kohn, assisted lead counsel Kristine Poplawski in challenging methodology and other requirements for determining federal agricultural labor shortage which was prelude to INS admission of replenishment workers from abroad. Madera Chptr., MAPA v. Honig (Madera Co. Superior Ct. No. 32126): Was lead pretrial counsel in action challenging local and statewide policies for certifying bilingual education instructors; with P. Roos, settled case against school district and prepared for trial against State Dept. of Education; with P. Roos, wrote appellate brief arguing against dismissal of claims against state; argued before Court of Appeal (Ct. of Appeal No. F 6648).

McBride v. Modesto City Schools (Stanislaus Co. Superior Ct. No. 372122): With co-counsel Jack Daniel, California Rural Legal Assistance, challenged a middle school graduation standard established by school board (requiring certain knowledge of the

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US Constitution). A number of students with learning disabilities and/or limited English proficiency were not allowed to participate in graduation activities because they failed the Constitution test. A complaint and application for a temporary restraining order were filed in June 2006, eight days after the board refused to rescind its policy. The court denied the TRO.

Gutierrez v. EDD, 14 Cal.App.4th 1791, reh. denied (1993) : With P. Gee, wrote appellate brief in unemployment insurance benefits appeal alleging that claimant meets state's "able and available" requirements, notwithstanding lack of authorization to work under federal immigration laws.

Perez v. INS, 72 F.3d 256 (2d Cir. 1995): With Attorney Bertrand Bosmans, wrote most of petition for review by appellate court and wrote amicus curiae brief on behalf of American Immigration Lawyers' Association and National Lawyers' Guild Immigration Project on issue of confidentiality for legalization applicants under immigration reform act.

Visser v. Swoap (Sacramento Co. Superior Ct. No. 337016): With Anson Levitan, Marie Bockwinkel and Anita Evans, co-counseled in suit challenging state procedures for reviewing applicants for the "medically needy" disability assistance program. Reached settlement which was to expedite cases and make process more comprehensive and applicants more informed.

National Center for Immigrants' Rights, Inc. v. INS, 791 F.2d 1351 (9th Cir. 1986): Principal author of amicus curiae brief on behalf of several farmworker organizations; argued that employment of undocumented workers had little or no effect on displacement of citizen or lawful resident workers.

Perales v. Thornburgh, 967 F.2d 798 (2d Cir. 1992), judg't vacated sub nom. Reno v. Perales, 509 U.S. 917 (1993): Co-author, with P. Gee, Linda Bosniak and L. Guttentag, of amicus curiae brief on behalf of individual legalization applicants and immigrants' organizations; briefed argument that immigration reform act was to be construed liberally and that loss of immigration benefits could result in great harm.

McNary v. Haitian Refugee Center, 498 U.S. 479 (1991): Co-author, with P. Schey and P. Gee, of amicus curiae brief on behalf of classes of legalization and SAW applicants in other litigation; briefed argument that federal court review of INS implementation of the Special Agricultural Worker amnesty program was proper.

Rael v. Taylor, 876 P.2d 1210 (Colo. 1994): Co-author, with Richard García and Todd Howland, of amicus brief on behalf of Colorado residents seeking land rights to disputed communal property. Brief encouraged court to look to non-US legal jurisprudence and International Covenant on Civil & Political Rights.

Galvez-Letona v. Kirkpatrick, 3 Fed. Appx. 829 (10th Cir.), 2001 WL 91610: Principal author of amicus brief on behalf of approximately 70 disability, immigrant, religious and ethnic organizations seeking to affirm district court order, under §504 of the Rehabilitation Act, granting naturalization to Galvez-Letona, a Guatemalan applicant who met all the essential requirements of the naturalization program. More

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than one thousand other naturalization applicants were estimated to be in the same predicament as Galvez. Court affirmed, following congressional amendment to oath of allegiance waiver statute. Schl. Dist. of Valley Grove v. Girty 60 Fed. Appx. 889 (3d Cir.), 175 Ed. Law Rep. 408, 2002 WL 31477721: Contributing author (with Judith Gran) to amicus curiae brief on behalf of disability rights organizations urging affirmance of district court holding that under federal disability law, a secondary school student with mental retardation can benefit from general education classroom instruction and must have appropriate supplementary aids and services. Tri-County Special Educ. Local Plan Area v. County of Tuolumne 123 Cal.App.4th 563 (2004): Principal author of amicus brief, with Dale Mentink and William Koski, on behalf of United Advocates for Children of California, urging that students with disabilities continue to receive mental health services notwithstanding County’s allegation that state mandate to provide services is insufficiently funded. Central Valley Equal Rights Council v. United States, (Case No. 9447), Inter-American Commission on Human Rights: Wrote complaint in Organization of American States forum against U.S. for violations of regional human rights accords, including rights to individual security, life, protection of youth, in the drowning deaths of immigrant farm workers during INS raids. American Friends Service Committee, et al. v. United States, (Case No. 11.072), Inter-American Commission on Human Rights: With P. Schey, Paul Hoffman, L. Guttentag, R.S. Abascal and Ira Gollobin, submitted complaint against U.S. for violations of regional human rights accords, including rights to life, equality before the law, judicial protection and humane treatment following death or serious injury to immigrants perpetrated by INS Border Patrol agents. Assisted in reply to Government's opposition.