Ms. Marcia Levy

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  Marcia Levy, NITA's director of public service education, is the 2007 Robert E. Oliphant Service to NITA Award winner for her long-time dedication to promoting our public service programming.Levy is special counsel (pro bono initiative) at Sullivan & Cromwell in New York, N.Y.She has been a NITA faculty member since 1994, and she currently directs NITA's Building Trial Skills: New York; Deposition Skills: New Jersey; National Disability Rights Network; Equal Justice Works Trial Skills Training; and the Deposition Skills: New York programs.

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  Marcia Levy is a Clinical Professor of Law and the Assistant Dean for Skills at Hofstra University School of Law, having overall responsibility for developing and teaching skills courses and supervising the externship program.Prior to teaching at Hofstra, Professor Levy was the Director of the University of Denver Clinical Program and before that she was a Clinical Law Professor at Rutgers , Newark.At Rutgers, she was the first Director of the Eric Neisser Public Interest Program and created and taught in the intensive skills program.She is a former assistant federal defender in the Eastern District of New York, former staff attorney for the Legal Aid Society's Prisoners' Rights Project, and former assistant public defender at the Metropolitan Public Defender's Office in Portland, Oregon.She has done extensive work in international arenas to help to develop clinical legal education and trial skills.Levy served as the clinical law specialist in the Moscow, Russia office of the American Bar Association Central and East Europe Law Initiative (ABA CEELI), and was the Associate
  
  Director of Columbia Law School's Public Interest Law Initiative in Transitional Societies.She has traveled extensively to work with law faculties and lawyers to develop clinical legal education or trial skills, in places as diverse as China, Mongolia and the Balkans.Levy is the author of a chapter on the development of clinical legal education in the United States in the Clinical Law Textbook (in Russian), published by ABA CEELI; and contributed to a chapter on clinical legal education in PILI's Handbook on Public Interest Law.Levy frequently comments on legal issues on CNN, CNBC, and Court TV.Levy earned a B.S. from SUNY at Albany and a J.D. from Lewis and Clark College, Northwestern School of Law.Levy is a teacher, program director and Public Service Education Director for NITA.

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  Marcia Levy Joins Sullivan & Cromwell
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  In early September, Program Directors, Bob Stein, Nancy Vaidik, and Marcia Levy traveled to Belfast, Northern Ireland, where they conducted an advocacy skills program through the Law Society of Northern Ireland.
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  Marcia Levy Joins Sullivan & Cromwell
  
  NITA Education Director for Public Service Programs, Marcia Levy, has accepted the role of Special Counsel for Pro Bono Initiatives at the New York, New York, Sullivan & Cromwell office.The role will allow Marcia to expand the firm's pro bono programs and serve as a resource to the attorneys working on such cases.
  
  Prior to joining the firm, Marcia was the Assistant Dean for Skills Programs and Clinical Professor of Law at Hofstra Law School.
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  Program Director Marcia Levy and several skilled faculty will create a realistic deposition setting for the participants allowing them to discover the questioning style that best fits his or her personality and skills.

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  Marcia Levy

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  To address the lagging pro bono effort, last fall the firm hired Hofstra University School of Law professor Marcia Levy as special counsel for pro bono initiatives.

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  This meeting is sponsored by the Eric Neisser Public Interest Foundation, Rutgers Law School, Professor Marcia Levy, director and the National Lawyers Guild, Rutgers University Law School Chapter.Facilitated by New York City Free The Five Committee, and Cuba Solidarity New York

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  Marcia LevyNITA Program Director
  
  Deposition and Trial Programs

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  Marcia Levy
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  Marcia LevyPublic Service Education Director

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  Ms. Levy directs the following programs: Building Trial Skills: New York; Deposition Skills: New Jersey; National Disability Rights Network; Equal Justice Works Trial Skills Training; Deposition Skills: New York
  
  Marcia Levy is the Special Counsel-Pro Bono Initiative in the New York
  
  office of Sullivan & Cromwell.
  
  Formerly, Levy was the Clinical Professor of Law and the Assistant Dean for Skills at Hofstra University School of Law, having overall responsibility for developing and teaching skills courses and supervising the externship program.Prior to teaching at Hofstra, Levy was the Director of the University
  
  of Denver Clinical Program
  
  and before that she was a Clinical Law Professor at Rutgers , Newark
  
  . At Rutgers
  
  , she was the first Director of the Eric Neisser Public Interest Program and created and taught in the intensive skills program.She is a former assistant federal defender in the Eastern District of New York, former staff attorney for the Legal Aid Society's Prisoners' Rights Project, and former assistant public defender at the Metropolitan Public Defender's Office in Portland
  
  , Oregon
  
  . She has done extensive work in international arenas to help to develop clinical legal education and trial skills.Levy served as the clinical law specialist in the Moscow
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  Levy is the author of a chapter on the development of clinical legal education in the United States
  
  in the Clinical Law Textbook (in Russian), published by ABA CEELI; and contributed to a chapter on clinical legal education in PILI's Handbook on Public Interest Law.Levy frequently comments on legal issues on CNN, CNBC, and Court TV.Levy earned a B.S. from SUNY at Albanyand a J.D. from Lewis and Clark
  
  College
  
  , Northwestern School of Law.Levy is a teacher, program director and Public Service Education Director for NITA.

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  Marcia Levy, Program Director of the New Jersey Regional and Deposition Programs, is on a sabbatical from Rutgers Law School for the fall semester and is living in Moscow, where she is the clinical legal education specialist for ABA-CEELI.She is happy to report that NITA notables such as Peter Hoffman, Tom Geraghty, Steve Lubet, and Dave Malone are relied upon by clinicians in Russia, either through the use of their publications or as a result of their past participation in law-reform-related activities.

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