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ANDREW ERIC TASLITZ
11408 Northwind Court Reston, VA 20194 (703) 478-3996 (H) (202) 806-8029 (W) (571) 265-5098 (cell) Fax: (815) 361-9059
Work e-mail:ataslitz@law.howard.edu Home email: Odo33@aol.com Cell phone email: Andrew.Taslitz@gmail.com

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: In Legal Education Howard University School of Law, Washington, D.C. Professor August 1994-Present Associate Professor August 1991-1994 Assistant Professor August 1989-August 1991 Subjects Taught: Criminal Law; Criminal Procedure I: Police; Criminal Procedure II: Bail to Jail; Evidence; Advanced Evidence; Wrongful Convictions; Professional Responsibility; Advanced Professional Responsibility; Externship Program; Proof of Facts (a seminar on the nature of fact-finding); Civil Pretrial Techniques; Terrorism and the Law; Star Trek and the Law First Year Enrichment Series; Freedom of Speech; strong interest in Federal Criminal Law, International Criminal Law, and Privacy and the Law University of Pittsburgh, School of Law, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Welsh S. White Distinguished Visiting Professor of Law August 2008-May 2009 Subjects Taught: Free Speech, Evidence, Criminal Law Duke University School of Law, Durham, N.C. Visiting Professor, August 2000- June 2001 Subjects Taught: Evidence, Advanced Evidence, Criminal Procedure: Police; guest lecturer in Appellate Advocacy at the law school and on child abuse prosecutions at the journalism school Villanova University School of Law, Villanova, PA Visiting Legal Writing Instructor, August 1988-July 1989 Subjects Taught: Legal Writing and Oral Advocacy, Clinical Component of Civil Procedure, Guest Lecturer in Criminal Law and Advanced Criminal Procedure Other Legal
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Sprecher, Felix, Visco, Hutchison & Young, Philadelphia, PA Litigation Department Associate, July 1987-July 1988 Practice emphasized health care-related issues; authored Due Process Pitfalls...Criteria for Credentialing, 1988 Progress Notes Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office,

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