CACJ Congratulates the 2011 National Criminal Trial Advocacy Competition Finalists
1st Place: Southwestern Law School
J.B. Twomey. Ashley Smolic, Federal Judge Saundra Brown Armstrong, Enrique Rodriguez, Anet Badali (not pictured) Torsten Bassell, Head Coach, Douglas Baek, Kenneth Holdren, Assis. Coaches
2nd Place: Pacific McGeorge Law School
Clayton McCarl, Caitlin Smith, Federal Judge Saundra Brown Armstrong, Claire Calvert, Stephanie Aarseth, (not pictured) Bret Wasley & Alan Donato, Coaches
3rd Place: Pepperdine University
Elliott Dionisio, Daniel Spitzer, Lindsay Archer, Matthew Weitz, Adrienne Hewitt (not pictured), Rebecca Getman, (not pictured) Victoria Mitchell,(not pictured) Bret Robinson, (not pictured) Prof. Terry Adamson & Prof. Harry Caldwell, Coaches (not pictured)
4th Place: Massachusetts School of Law
Daryl Caffee, James Michael Dulaney, Allenston Sheridan, Brittany Forgues, James Hester, Donovan Boyle, Kelley Fahy & Kellie Tiller
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George Porter Award
The George W. Porter Award was established to commemorate his life work, as one of CACJ's founding members, to celebrate his vision of an organized criminal defense voice. He will be forever remembered as a legendary, masterful, dignified attorney; mentor to many and admired by all. This award is presented to the Best Advocate in the CACJ National Criminal Trial Advocacy Competition.
In Recognition of Her Outstanding Performance
Anet Badali, Southwestern Law School
(also pictured Federal Judge Saundra Brown Armstrong, U.S. District Court, Northern District of CA in Oakland)
A Special Thanks to:
Honorable Ann Moorman, Judge on the Superior Court of Mendocino County, Federal Judge Saundra Brown Armstrong & Brian Strech, 1st Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of CA
The 2011 NCTAC photographs were provided by:
