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		American Justice Partnership
		Counsel to President Bush

 

Harriet Miers Biography   Harriet Miers serves as Counsel to the President.  Most recently, she served as Assistant to the President and Deputy Chief of Staff, and prior to that she was Assistant to the President and Staff Secretary.   Before joining the President’s staff, she was Co-Managing Partner at Locke Liddell & Sapp, LLP from 1998-2000.  She had worked at the Locke Purnell, Rain & Harrell firm, or its predecessor, from 1972 until its merger with the Liddell Sapp firm.  From 1995 until 2000, she was chair of the Texas Lottery Commission.  In 1992, Harriet became the first woman president of the Texas State Bar, and in 1985 she became the first woman president of the Dallas Bar Association.  She also served as a Member-At-Large on the Dallas City Council.   Harriet received both her undergraduate and law degrees from Southern Methodist University.       If you know of or have authored an article or report that deserves recognition among corporate and public policy leaders, please send an email to LegalReform@lawexec.com.

Harriet Miers Counsel The White House

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		American Justice Partnership
		Counsel to President Bush

 

Harriet Miers Biography   Harriet Miers serves as Counsel to the President.  Most recently, she served as Assistant to the President and Deputy Chief of Staff, and prior to that she was Assistant to the President and Staff Secretary.   Before joining the President’s staff, she was Co-Managing Partner at Locke Liddell & Sapp, LLP from 1998-2000.  She had worked at the Locke Purnell, Rain & Harrell firm, or its predecessor, from 1972 until its merger with the Liddell Sapp firm.  From 1995 until 2000, she was chair of the Texas Lottery Commission.  In 1992, Harriet became the first woman president of the Texas State Bar, and in 1985 she became the first woman president of the Dallas Bar Association.  She also served as a Member-At-Large on the Dallas City Council.   Harriet received both her undergraduate and law degrees from Southern Methodist University.       If you know of or have authored an article or report that deserves recognition among corporate and public policy leaders, please send an email to LegalReform@lawexec.com.

Harriet Miers Counsel The White House

[Jim Verdolini]

This is not a legal resume, but a PR release. I just do not know enough about the woman to know if this is a good choice. My spouse is already having a tantrum about the pick and Bush hasn't ven made it yet.

Sigh....

[jocon307]

This is a very unimpressive resume for some one to be put on the SCOTUS. I don't think she's the one. REmember how everyone thought it was Edith Clement (or whichever lady, I may have the wrong one) last time? When it was really Roberts, who I don't think had been on anyone's list.

[Ditto]

Hummm? Never been a judge --- ergo, not much of a paper trail.

[RobbyS]

Showing again that Bush is not threatened by bright women. And she IS as sharp as a tack. Great lawyer. However IS she a conservative? Don't know.