“I’ve contributed to a lot of pro-choice candidates, and so what? So what?” Hayes told the Register. “What are they going to do about it? If they don’t like it, then don’t put me on the board. If they’ve got a problem with that, you tell them they’ve got a problem.”
Her stupidity and arrogance precedes here, she should be fired immediately for adhering to beliefs contrary to the Catholic Faith, she is NOT in concert with the Holy See.
Pamela D. Hayes graduated with honors from Northeastern University, Boston, in 1975, and from Emory University School of Law, Atlanta, in 1978. She opened the Law Offices of Pamela D. Hayes in 1993, located on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, with a concentration on criminal defense litigation and federal civil rights litigation. During her career, Hayes has worked for the State of New Jersey Office of the Public Defender; the Office of Court Administration, Supreme Court, New York County; and the Office for the Special Prosecutor for the New York City Criminal Justice System. In the Brooklyn District Attorney's Office (1990-1992), Hayes managed the day-to-day prosecution of cases involving sex offenses and child abuse. She is also an assistant professor at the John Jay School of Criminal Justice, City University of New York. Hayes has served as legal consultant and as an expert commentator for many television and radio outlets on the cable, national and local level. Her professional organizations and activities include the State Bars of Georgia, New Jersey, New York, and of the Supreme Court of the United States, Metropolitan Black Bar Association, Coalition of 100 Black Women, Jack and Jill of America and the New York State Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (vice president of the board of directors). (appointed 2002)
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