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ROBERT BROWN
XYZ Inc.
1234 First Street
Suite 567
Anycity, Anystate 85245
Education:
·  A.B Any University of the South, 1964
·  J.D., with honors, Any University, 1969
·  Chief Justice Any Clark Award
·  Order of the Coif
·  M.A., Political Science, Any University

PERSONAL:
·  Professor of Law, Any University School of Law 1994-Present
·  Associate Professor at Anywhere 1991-1994
·  Visiting Professor of Law, Any University School of Law, Fall 1990
·  Practicing Attorney, 1970-90
·  Any U.S. Supreme Court, 1974
·  Admitted to Any Bar, 1969
COURSES TEACHING AT ANYWHERE:
·  Constitutional Law I and II
·  American Legal History (with an emphasis on civil liberties)
·  Freedom of Speech and Press, and Agency
COURSES TAUGHT AT ANY COLLEGE:
·  Criminal Law
·  Evidence
·  Selected constitutional topics concurrent with law practice.
PRACTICE:
·  Civil Liberties, free speech, litigation under 42 USC sec. 1983
·  Torts and products liability
·  Criminal law
·  Employment discrimination cases
·  Selective service law
·  Some environmental law in addition to a general trial practice.
AWARDS & HONORS:
·  Named Donald L. Smith Professor of Constitutional and Public Law, Wake Forest University, 2002.
·  Awards for Free Speech. See, Free Speech., 2000
·  Joseph Branch Excellence in Teaching Award, 1999
·  Student bar Excellence in Teaching Award, 1997
·  Frank Porter Graham Award from the North Carolina Civil Liberties Union for achievement in defending and advancing civil liberties in North Carolina (based both on my pro-bono and scholarly work), 1985.
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES:
·  Chair, Constitutional Law Section, Association of American Law Schools, 2001-2002. Member of Wake Forest University Senate; Executive Committee Member 2002
·  Member, American Society for Legal History; Constitutional Law Section, AALS; North Carolina and American Bar Associations; North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers; Association of Trial Lawyers of America.
EMPLOYMENT AND ACTIVITIES:
·  Professor of Law, Wake Forest University School of Law, 1994 to present
·  Associate Professor, Wake Forest University School of Law, 1991-1994
·  Visiting Professor, Wake Forest University School of Law, 1990
·  Lawyer in Residence, Francis Lewis Law Center, Washington and Lee University, May 1985
·  Partner at Smith, Patterson, Follin, Curtis, James, Harkavy & Lawrence, 1971-1991, general trial practice: tort, libel, products liability, environmental, civil liberties and constitutional law. Co-operating attorney, North Carolina Civil Liberties Union. Representative pro-bono cases:
·  man threatened with jail if he criticized a judge's decision in the media
·  preacher arrested for preaching on a downtown sidewalk to protest a semi-nude stroll
·  high school students who wanted to print an article on birth control in the school newspaper
·  member of the Black Panther party arrested for selling a newspaper in downtown Burlington, NC
·  amicus brief against an effort to declare "The Curious Eye," which was a high school literary reader obscene
·  motorists who taped over the slogan "First in Freedom" on North Carolina license plates.
·  Instructor at Guilford College teaching Criminal Law, Constitutional Law, and Evidence, 1974-1977 (concurrent with law practice)
·  Member 1977-1985 and Chair, 1978-85, North Carolina Occupational Safety and Health (OSHA) Review Board (concurrent with law practice)
·  Law Clerk to Chief Justice William H. Bobbitt, North Carolina Supreme Court, 1969-1970
·  Summer associate, Lewis Roca, Phoenix, AZ, summer 1968
·  Mediator, Dispute Settlement Center
·  Past board member, chair of the amicus committee, and Vice President for Legal Affairs, North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers.