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OSU Dean becomes the new (interim) Ohio Attorney General

By Douglas A. Berman

Of course, this breaking Ohio legal news is more central to my universe than to the broader sentencing world.  Still, everyone involved in lawyering and legal education should find this development interesting:Nancy Hardin Rogers, dean of the Ohio State University Moritz College of Law has been named interim Ohio attorney general this morning by Gov. Ted Strickland. She will serve as an interim replacement until voters choose a replacement for Marc Dann in the Nov. 4 election to serve the remainder of Dann's term until early 2011. She became dean in August 2001 after serving two years as vice provost for academic administration at OSU.  Her law degree is from Yale.  ?She is a person of great accomplishment who is widely admired by her colleagues,? Strickland said, adding that she will bring ?dignity, professionalism and focus? to the office...continue to full post

Full post as published by Sentencing Law and Policy on May 28, 2008 (boomark / email).