Jones v. Deutsch Plaintiffs' Affidavits in Opposition to Motions to Dismiss or for Summary Judgment and for Attorneys' Fees and Costs

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January 1, 1989

Jones v. Deutsch Plaintiffs' Affidavits in Opposition to Motions to Dismiss or for Summary Judgment and for Attorneys' Fees and Costs preview

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  • Case Files, Cromartie Hardbacks. Memorandum from Jones to Shaw and Chachkin Re: Attorney Charles E. Donegan, 2000. b8ffdf5d-db0e-f011-9989-002248226c06. LDF Archives, Thurgood Marshall Institute. https://ldfrecollection.org/archives/archives-search/archives-item/742b801f-2305-46b1-b5b6-292466bfdfa6/memorandum-from-jones-to-shaw-and-chachkin-re-attorney-charles-e-donegan. Accessed July 01, 2025.

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MEMORANDUM 

Ted Shaw 

Norman Chachkin 

Elaine R. Jones 

Attorney Charles E. Donegan 

March 21, 2000 

  

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ELECT ATTORNEY CHARLES E. 

DONEGAN 
COOK COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE 

(JUDGE ALBERT GREEN VACANCY) 

MARCH 21st, 2000 DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTION 

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EXPERIENCED LAWYER -- 32 YEARS 

LABOR ARBITRATOR -- 29 YEARS 

LAW PROFESSOR (FULL TIME) -- 12 YEARS 

CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVIST -- SINCE 1960 

B.S.C., ROOSEVELT UNIVERSITY; M.S.L.LR., LOYOLA UNIVERSITY 

J.D., HOWARD LAW SCHOOL; LL.M., COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL 

FOR INFORMATION CONTACT 

CITIZENS TO ELECT CHARLES E. DONEGAN 

Co0K COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE 

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DONEGAN, CHARLES EDWARD 

Donegan and Arthur C Donegan Jr; married Patty L Harris; children: Carter Edward. ED. UCATION: Wilson Jr Coll, AA 1953; Roosevelt, BSC 1954: Loyola, MSIR 1959: Howard, JD 1967; Columbia, LLM 1970. CAREER: US Commisson on Civil Rights, legal intem 1966; Poor Peoples Campaign, legal counsel 1968; F B McKissick Enterprises, staff counsel, 1969; SUNY at Buffalo, first asst prof of law 1970-73; Howard Univ, assoc prof of law 1973. 77; OH State Univ, visiting assoc prof 1977-78; First US EPA, asst reg counsel 1978-80: So Univ, prof of law 1980-84, visiting professor of law 1992: CE Donegan & Assoc, atty at law; LA State Univ Law Sch, visiting prof 1981; North Carolina Central Univ Law School, visiting prof 1988-89. ORGANIZATIONS: Labor arbitrator Steel Inds Postal AAA 1971-; consul- tant US Dept of Ag 1972: asst counsel NAACP Legal Defense Fund Inc 1967-69; hrng officer Various Govtl Agy 1975-; officer mem Am Natl Dist of Columbia Chicago Bar Assn 1968-: 

Washington Bar Assn, 1984-91: mem, District of Columbia Attorney-Client Arbitrary Board, 1990-91; mem, advisory committee, District of Columbia of Education, Ward 4, 1991; moot court judge, Georgetown, Howard, Balsa, 1987-; vp, Columbia Law Alumni Assn, Washing- ton DC, 1994-; pres, vp, mem, Society of Labor Relations Professicnals (SEFLRP), 1987-. HCNORS/AWARDS: Most outstanding Prof So Univ Law Sch 1982; Ford Fellow Colum- 

of top 45, 42, 56 Lawyers in Washington DC Area, Washington Afro-American Newspaper, 1993, 1994, 1995; Speaker & Participant at National & Regional Conferences. 

  

  

  

      

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CHARLES E. DONEGAN, who 

was named by the Washington 

AFRO-American as one of the top 

attorneys in D.C. (1993-1996), has 

donated his personal papers to the 

Amisted Research Center at 

Tulane University, according to an 

article in the {Standard 

Newspapers} of Chicago Heights, 

Ill. Now, that is having clout 

around the. country. He Is a 

member of the bar in D.C, New 

York and Illinois. : 
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