That sounds so much better than the Chappaquiddick cowardly homicide.
Was the Affair in Chappaquiddick? Or just the murder and coverup?
Present Career As Author
Books: Without Honor: The Crimes of Camelot and the Impeachment of President Nixon (1995);
Hillary’s Pursuit of Power (2006); Memoirs of a Roosevelt Democrat (to be published in February 2008).
Articles: Wall Street Journal; Washington Times; Insight Magazine; NewsMax; National Ledger; World Net Daily; New York Post.
Numerous TV and Radio interviews: 1996 to present
His Blog/Web Page: http://www.jzeifman.com/
Other:
[Snip] Jerry Zeifman was born in 1925 in Mineola, New York. During World War he enlisted in the Navy at age 17 and eventually served as a communications officer on USS Missouri BB63. He later received an A.B. from Harvard, a JD degree from the New York University School of Law. and became an author and editor of legal publications for Prentice Hall, Inc.
In 196I he was recruited by the House Judiciary Committee to serve as counsel to its Special Subcommittee on State Taxation of Interstate Commerce. Until 1972 he also served as chief counsel to its Subcommittee on Civil Rights.
Starting in 1973 he served as the Chief Counsel to the full Judiciary Committee during its Nixon impeachment proceedings and the confirmations of Gerald Ford and Nelson Rockefeller to serve as Vice Presidents.
In 1975 he became a Professor of Law at the University of Santa Clara in California. During that period he also served as a counsel to the local office of Rep. Don Edwards (D CA) as well as a consultant to Governor Jay Hammond of Alaska.In 1980 he retired from academia and returned to Washington to do public interest work on behalf of the National Senior Citizens Law Center and a number of AFL-CIO unions. Starting in 1995 he became the author of books on politics and law. [Snip]
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Jan 30, 2006 ... Jerry Zeifman is former chief counsel of the House Judiciary Committee and a lifelong Democrat. He is also author of "Without Honor: Crimes ...
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