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Robert J. Conrad

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imposing a mandatory minimum life sentence on a 34-year-old individual without some discretion” to consider sentence-reducing factors, but stated that the law tied the Court's hands. Conrad had previously spoken out against such mandatory minimum sentence laws, testifying at a February 2009 Sentencing Commission Public Hearing that “ultimately the goal of uniformity must yield to the imperative of doing justice in individual cases.” After President Barack Obama declined to issue a pardon in Cooper's case, President Donald Trump commuted Corvain Cooper's sentence in January 2021.
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case, of whom three entered witness protection. The jury found the six defendants guilty on thirty six counts. In the second trial MS-13 gang member Alejandro Enrique Ramirez Umaña was charged with murder after he allegedly killed two brothers who “disrespected” him in a restaurant. Umaña attempted to bring a knife into the courtroom, and he allegedly attempted to kill witnesses and informants while he was awaiting trial. A jury convicted Umaña of murder and voted unanimously to impose the death penalty.
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with jurors positioned underneath the judge looking out toward the witness and gallery, the witness box placed in the center of the well directly facing the jury and judge, and with counsel tables on each side of the witness box. Conrad has argued that this design puts the jury in the center of the trial and allows them to better see the witness’ face, enhancing the jury's ability to gauge the witness’ credibility and assisting the jury's role as fact-finders.
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part of those duties Conrad deposed the President and vice-president of the United States in the same week. As Chief of the CFTF, he was later named Acting U.S. Attorney for New Jersey responsible for investigating and prosecuting alleged campaign financing violations related to the 1996 Torricelli for Senate Campaign. He formally recommended that an independent counsel be named to investigate then Vice President Al Gore for perjury.
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found a $ 10 million judgment against the TASER company. Judge Conrad reduced the amount to $ 5.49 million in light of the “relatively thin” evidence and prior settlements in the case. However, the Fourth Circuit determined that the amount needed to be reduced even further because the Plaintiff had not sufficiently proven specific damages.
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Supporters of Conrad responded by citing his life-long commitment to public service, the support of both home state Senators, his well-qualified ABA rating, and the fact that the Senate had unanimously confirmed him twice before (as U.S. Attorney and United States District Court Judge) as evidence to
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In July 2011 Conrad presided over a trial involving a lawsuit against TASER International Inc. for the wrongful death of a minor. When 17-year-old Darryl Green was killed after being struck in the chest and shocked by a TASER product in a North Carolina supermarket in March 2008, the jury in the case
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In September 2010, Conrad sat by designation on a panel of the Fourth Circuit that heard the appeal of Derek Tice, one of the “Norfolk Four” who had been convicted for a 1997 rape and murder. Following his conviction another man, Omar Ballard, confessed to committing the crime and had his DNA matched
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stated that Conrad was ”uniformly described by people who know him as a fair-minded, career prosecutor who doesn't let politics interfere with his work.” At the end of his service as Chief of the CFTF, Reno said “Bob Conrad has done an outstanding job leading the Campaign Financing Task Force for the
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In 1999, Attorney General Janet Reno selected him to serve as Chief of the Campaign Financing Task Force ("CFTF"), investigating alleged illegal campaign contributions to both parties during the 1996 Presidential election. In making the selection, AG Reno said “Bob is one of the most respected career
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Award in 1979. Conrad finished his career ranked first in single season steals, second in career steals, first in single season and career charges taken, and second in single season and career assists. In 1980 he led his team in free throw percentage. He was most well known for making 8-8 free throws
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Conrad is the foremost proponent of a courtroom design concept known as the Virginia Revival Model or VRM. The principal features of this courtroom design, adopted from the customary eighteenth-century Commonwealth of Virginia county courthouse, is a center-based (rather than a side-based) jury box,
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In April 2010, six alleged members of the gang MS-13 were tried before Conrad in two separate trials. In the first case, six defendants were tried on forty criminal charges, including three defendants who were alleged to be responsible for the deaths of four people. Sixty witnesses testified in the
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Conrad is known to invest in young people, including former gang members he once prosecuted. Brian Mack, a former member of a violent gang, testified at Conrad's judicial investiture: “from the day I was released from prison, he contacted me to make sure that I stayed in the right path. He's been
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argued that Conrad's short tenure on the district court had not served to put to rest the concerns raised by his pre-judicial record. To the contrary, this activist group stated that he "'consistently ruled against plaintiffs alleging employment discrimination,' he appear hostile to the rights of
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In 2014 Conrad expressed frustration at the mandatory minimum sentencing laws that required him to sentence Corvain Cooper, a 34-year-old black man, to life in prison for money laundering, tax evasion, and conspiracy to sell marijuana. Conrad stated at sentencing that he was “not comfortable with
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in North Carolina. Conrad also prosecuted violent intimidation, including at least one cross-burning case, during which Conrad stated: “Race-motivated, cross-burning conduct is anathema to a civilized society. We are gratified that the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals rejected the notion that such
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Conrad led a team of career prosecutors and obtained convictions against James Riady, Pauline Kanchanalak, Maria Hsia, among thirty others. In pleading guilty, Riady on behalf of Lippo Bank agreed to pay $ 8.6 million, “the largest fine ever imposed for violation of the campaign finance laws." As
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Conrad's legal career has included stints with Michie Hamlett Donato & Lowry in Charlottesville, Virginia (1983–1986), Horn & Conrad (1986–1987), and Bush Thurman & Conrad (1987–1989). before becoming an Assistant United States Attorney (1989–2001) In 2001, he became the United States
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and competed in the NCAA tournament. Conrad (1976) and his brother Kevin (1979) were named members of the Chicago Tribune Golden Basketball Team as one of the top high school basketball players in the Chicago area. Both went on to become Hall of Fame collegiate players at Clemson University and
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While a judge on the bench of the Western District of North Carolina, Conrad was involved in the local and state bar serving as vice-president of the N.C. Bar Association (2011–12), member and Chair of the Memorials Committee of the Mecklenburg County Bar (2015–2021), and member of the Ayscue
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In September 2011 Conrad issued an order prohibiting the US Airways pilots union from cancelling or delaying flights in their effort to force US Airways into contract negotiations. Conrad ordered the US Airline Pilots Association to refrain from "instigating, authorizing or encouraging" the
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Conrad has expressed a particular interest in jury trials. He has authored several articles including "The Vanishing Criminal Jury Trial: From Trial Judges to Sentencing Judges," "Jury Trials in a Pandemic Age," and "Judging a Book: Conrad Reviews 'The Jury Crisis.'"
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Conrad was named a “Legend of the ACC”, was listed as one of the 25 Best Players of the First 100 Years of Clemson Basketball, became an Academic All-American, and was the inaugural recipient of Clemson's “Bond” Ring as a Distinguished Athletic Alumnus.
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In 2021, the newly constructed wing of the Charles R. Jonas Courthouse in Charlotte, NC features a Virginia Revival Model courtroom, marking the first time such a courtroom has been constructed outside the Commonwealth of Virginia.
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past year.” Defense Attorney George Laughrun described him as “one of the most ethical lawyers I know.” Another defense attorney described Conrad as “a tough-minded but fair prosecutor who is scrupulously honest.”
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appointed Conrad to the Attorney General's Advisory Committee as Vice Chair of the Advisory Committee on Terrorism along with Patrick Fitzgerald, and also appointed Conrad Chair of the Committee on Violent Crime.
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belie any concerns mounted by these opposition groups. His advocates also noted Attorney General Reno's commendation of Conrad as “one of the most respected career prosecutors in the Department of Justice.”
845:. He referred to the book as "liberal drivel" and to Sister Prejean as a "Church-hating nun." He contended that, "This surprisingly shallow book wallows in worn-out liberal shibboleths and dated anecdotes." 2545: 2492: 588: 2454: 2316: 540:. The Conrad family moved to Glen Ellyn, Illinois in 1967 where he was raised. He graduated from St. Petronille Elementary School in 1972, and Benet Academy High School in Lisle, Illinois in 1976. 1979: 2642: 899:
He has been a member of the faculty of the National Trial Advocacy College at the University of Virginia School of Law—"the country's premier trial advocacy program for lawyers"—since 2000.
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Attorney for the Western District of North Carolina (2001–2004). He was a partner with Mayer Brown (2004–2005) and became a federal district court judge in June 2005.
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Nonetheless, Conrad would never get a hearing in the Democratic-controlled Senate, and his nomination lapsed with the end of the Bush administration. President
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Confirmation Hearings on Federal Appointments: Hearings Before the Committee on the Judiciary, United States Senate, One Hundred Ninth Congress, First Session
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In college, he was the point guard in 1980 for what many consider Clemson's best basketball team ever. He was one of seven players who received votes for the
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High School basketball home court winning streak of over 100 consecutive games. Two of Conrad's sons would play college basketball, Branden at the
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Judicature, Jury Trials in a Pandemic Age, Fall/Winter 2020-21, Volume 104 Number 3, published by the Bolch Judicial Institute of Duke Law School
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https://www.ussc.gov/sites/default/files/pdf/amendment-process/public-hearings-and-meetings/20090210-11/Judge%20Robert%20Conrad%20021109.pdf
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rates and should not receive funding for its contraception services. In 1999, Conrad wrote "Habitually Wrong" which was published in the
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to the crime scene. The panel affirmed that Tice was entitled to a writ of habeas corpus and that his conviction should be overturned.
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degree in 1980. He received Clemson's coveted “Norris Medal” as the outstanding undergraduate student, as well as being awarded the
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Hearings Before the Committee on the Judiciary, United States Senate, One Hundred Ninth Congress, First Session, Volume 4, Part 1
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DOJ Press Release, “Attorney General Appoints Robert J. Conrad, Jr. as Interim United States Attorney,” February 28, 2001.
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DOJ Press Release, February 28, 2001. “Attorney General Appoints Robert J. Conrad, Jr. as Interim United States Attorney”
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Transcript of Judicial Investiture, July 15, 2005; on file in the Western District of North Carolina Clerk’s Office
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interference with US Airways operations and instructed pilots to resume their normal schedules and work practices.
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Washington Post, The Federal Page, “Point Guard Turned Prosecutor Is Still Ready to Take a Charge,” June 30, 2000.
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Judicial Investiture Transcript, July 15, 2005; on file in the Western District of North Carolina Clerk’s Office
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on the Fourth Circuit, he joined an anti-environmental ruling overturning a district court decision that the
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Department of Justice Press Release, April 5, 2000 “Two Indictments Filed for Contempt of Court.”
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where he is a member of the executive committee and Chair of the Student Experience Committee.
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Conrad was elected by his peers and appointed by Chief Justice Roberts to a position on the
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Judicature, The Bolch Institute at Duke University, Volume 104, No. 3 (Fall Winter 2020-21)
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Conrad has served for years as a volunteer youth basketball coach for both boys and girls.
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Conrad was born into a sports-driven family. His father played Division I basketball at
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or has been extensively edited by the subject or by someone connected to the subject
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Conrad, Robert J. Jr. "Planned Parenthood, A Radical, Pro-Abortion Fringe Group",
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in approving a permit for the discharge of material from mountain-top mining."
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John Fisher and Thomas More: Keeping Their Souls While Losing Their Heads
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in overtime in Clemson's upset win against undefeated and No. 1 ranked
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nominated Conrad to serve as a United States district judge of the
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Judiciary, United States Congress Senate Committee on the (2006).
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in 1994. Conrad was nominated in the place of the prior candidate
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Fontenot v. Taser Int'l, Inc., 736 F.3d 318, 335 (4th Cir. 2013)
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United States district court judges appointed by George W. Bush
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Professionalism Committee of that bar association (2019–2021).
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for the Western District of North Carolina from 1989 to 2001.
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Atlantic Coast Conference Men's Basketball Player of the Year
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from the original on April 2, 2015 – via LA Times.
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in the same district from 2001 until 2004. During the
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Natta, Don van Jr.; Johnston, David (23 June 2000).
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