Reynold Hoover, the CEO of LA28, will reschedule his date to speak to our Club
for a future time. Instead, there will be a robust display of historic objects
from our Club's archives for all to see. President Mark will also talk about his
recent trip to Costa Rica as part of the District's 2026 Humanitarian Trip.
Roozbeh will also give us a short overview about the Iranian situation from his
vantage point of an activist jailed by this regime.
February 26 - Professor Carole E. Goldberg
Professor
Goldberg has served on the UCLA Faculty since 1972. She is a
Distinguished Research Professor and Jonathan D. Varat Distinguished Professor
of Law Emerita. Carole Goldberg has taught Civil Procedure, Federal Indian
Law, Tribal Legal Systems, the Tribal Legal Development Clinic, and the Tribal
Appellate Court Clinic. The two clinics have rendered legal services to Indian
tribes and Indian judicial systems. In 2006, she served as the Oneida Indian
Nation Visiting Professor at Harvard Law School, and in 2007 she was appointed a
Justice of the Hualapai Court of Appeals, which she has served as Chief Justice
since 2015. In 2022 she was appointed Chief Justice of the Court of Appeals of
the Pechanga Band of Luiseno Indians. In 2010, President Barack Obama appointed
her to the Indian Law and Order Commission, which investigated issues of safety
and justice in tribal communities, and in 2013 issued a Final Report
recommending ways to improve Indian country criminal justice. Also in 2013, the
Indian Law Section of the Federal Bar Association conferred upon her its
prestigious Lawrence F. Baca Lifetime Achievement Award.
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