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: Puerto Rico Association of Criminal Defense LawyersPRACDL Assembly & Elections
By Tom Lincoln
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PRACDL's Annual Assembly and Elections were a complete success! We had many new members. In particular, many of us were pleased at the number of younger lawyers who joined PRACDL. Maria H. Sandoval, who has served as PRACDL Vice President, was elected President of PRACDL, replacing Jorge L. Arroyo, who graciously (and with many thanks from all) passed the baton. The rest of the elected Board Members were:
Mariangela Tirado-Vales (new)
Irma Valldejuli (new)
Rachel Brill (previously on the Board)
Juan R. Acevedo-Cruz (new)
Jorge Rivera-Ortíz (new)
Juan Matos (new)
Joseph C. Laws, Jr. (FPD-PR, permanent seat on Board)
Tom Lincoln (that's me, previously on the Board)
Other than for the President, the by-laws provide that the Board will select the officers from among its members...continue to full postFull post as published by Puerto Rico Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers on November 18, 2004 (boomark / email).
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