{"content":[{"text":"Electronic Newsletter No. 5 October 2010","bbox":{"left":0.51598,"top":0.209051,"width":0.305485,"height":0.01738300000000001}},{"text":"Meet Bill Schultz, Treasurer of the Historical Society","bbox":{"left":0.241667,"top":0.291842,"width":0.40510100000000004,"height":0.01742100000000002}},{"text":"Bill has been an active member of the Society for many years and has served as its Treasurer \n since 2004. He has taken two oral histories for the Society -- of Judge William B. Bryant, for \n whom he clerked, and Warner Gardner-- and he is currently working on two others, Society \n President Steve Pollak and Judge Paul Friedman.","bbox":{"left":0.241667,"top":0.323672,"width":0.678505,"height":0.06094399999999994}},{"text":"A partner at Zuckerman Spaeder LLP, Bill represents state and local governments, generic drug \n manufacturers, and advocacy groups in litigation and before federal agencies. Previously, as \n deputy assistant attorney general in the Civil Division of the Department of Justice, he \n supervised United States v. Philip Morris, which was one of the largest lawsuits ever filed by the \n federal government. Earlier, he served as deputy commissioner for policy of the Food and Drug \n Administration, counsel to the House Subcommittee on Health and the Environment, and as an \n attorney at the Public Citizen Litigation Group.","bbox":{"left":0.241667,"top":0.396248,"width":0.6930459999999999,"height":0.10450399999999999}},{"text":"Chair of the Board for the Center for Science in the Public Interest and General Counsel of the \n Reagan-Udall Foundation, Bill is being honored by The Legal Times for his multi-year effort to \n give the FDA authority to regulate tobacco and to restrict sales and advertising of tobacco \n products aimed at children. He has been named one of the “100 Most Influential Lawyers in \n America” by The National Law Journal.","bbox":{"left":0.241667,"top":0.512384,"width":0.680165,"height":0.07549000000000006}},{"text":"Watch and listen as key participants in Watergate-era events discuss “Who Solved \n Watergate?” :","bbox":{"left":0.241667,"top":0.620857,"width":0.641686,"height":0.03196600000000005}},{"text":"This lively panel discussion, sponsored by the Historical Society of the D.C. Circuit, took place at \n the Circuit’s Judicial Conference in June 2010 in celebration of the Society’s 20th anniversary. \n Listen to the views of seven people who were there as Watergate events unfolded: Richard A. \n Azzaro, Richard Ben-Veniste, John W. Dean, Rufus Edmisten, Earl Silbert, Barry Sussman, and \n moderator Carl Stern.","bbox":{"left":0.241667,"top":0.667157,"width":0.6964760000000001,"height":0.07548900000000003}}],"images_bbox":[{"left":0.060098,"top":0.097727,"width":0.764706,"height":0.109091},{"left":0.060098,"top":0.622652,"width":0.159314,"height":0.136364}],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[{"left":0.060098,"top":0.097727,"width":0.764706,"height":0.109091},{"left":0.060098,"top":0.622652,"width":0.159314,"height":0.136364}]}