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[[talk:re Greg Craig | Greg Craig]] - Bill Clinton's lawyer<br/> | [[talk:re Greg Craig | Greg Craig]] - Bill Clinton's lawyer<br/> | ||
[[talk:re John Jamieson | John Jamieson]] - Attorney wrote - good piece on civil liberties<br/> | [[talk:re John Jamieson | John Jamieson]] - Attorney wrote - good piece on civil liberties<br/> | ||
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Revision as of 15:34, 4 May 2007
Possible Participants
Tom Ridge - Former Secy of Homeland Security, Gov Of Pennsylvania
Ronald Rotunda - Professor of Law, George Mason, writes on constitutional law and legal ethics
Julie Kitzes Herr - Attorney for US State Department - much work on nuclear non-proliferation
Andy Steve Kydes - Senior energy advisor - US Department of Energy
Gebhard Schweigler - Professor, National War College, teaches senior military officers and civilian officials national security strategy
Andrew Zucker - Researcher, Concord Consortium - formerly at SRI (Stanford Research Institute) wrote a persuasive piece about the erosion of privacy
Wayne Andersen - Federal Court Judge - Chicago
Dick Blumenthal - Connecticut Attorney General
Arlene Popkin - Attorney, Senior Triaal COunsel, Legal Aid Society, Westchester County
Bob Covis - Attorney wrote - good piece on civil liberties
Greg Craig - Bill Clinton's lawyer
John Jamieson - Attorney wrote - good piece on civil liberties
