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27 Bull. 1 (1987)

handle is hein.baecl/buletin0027 and id is 1 raw text is: N ow rfitOrg. UtS Postag e Paid Buffalo, N.Y. Perit o.416 Buffalo, New York MotlDublic-ation oif the Bar- Asso_-ciato o ri-out February 1981 Pres I. ntcs Lefler Te rie CoU nQClerk' proesioal ivs t itis like thnk abot itThe Cou t1n 1 Clr S tec ficiilek!o CountyCourt in F1 County. His: ffice isWA: the 441de to of E NWich occr here. The-re a re few k inds of lw pracice which. do, not[deaf withtihis office:the Qlimigtr Obtaing ain dex\ number; the title exminer ceking a mort lae foreclosure; the conveyanerclosigia realestte dal; thet:bankti:jcy lAwyerekin ie :ns or1ener &Itaj eng 0t: ih lj ROr corpratl1awyerr i : )r d a mve e o 1 r hI a fimna v statement - .all With1the ty Cle ark's I off i a r ar It was particularly encoringl .II, thenthait latstmonth11 thenewy lecedErie County Cl(erk. the Hu.lownavid, Swarts, invited rersnatvso our association to meet, ith ohim and his Legall Deputy, Jil PMaTy. M Swats,, reqluested the meetnin r order to fin out wilwt problens if' Any, existd A inteCounty Clerk's Offce fromthe attorneys sAndpoiAn t :and to offeor coopera tion in resolvi ng t hemil. Repre- senaives of our assciatio, asidefrom Joe Berminghain aind mysel, er hefollowing19cmmittee chairmen Chris Fink (Comrrcial ad A k rutcLaw) U PJil PMcCart1h,, who 10madeOXthe1arrangementsfor tihe -meeting, assured us that hetr dofi r iwasj v always11 openf i (frMtorneys'questio n, although she equsteda dy orso f noiceif the problem ws reonite ne h i ightrequire Wresearch. F--or our part, we assured Mr. Swans of our desire to cpeate wit;,h him in any way0 Which would aSsist him inl adminlistering his office. Asfabawe ( know ,vno schmei has occurred since thee frst~asa ountyClerkO's Ofcor a atMr Association. We consider thi1aeryausicius begi,_nninig of NMr. Sas seic aCounity Clerk. Weineriedta Rom 1thepreviou Adinistr K1 oation' findifng that I inherited all sortso hig rohApeiu adomistatin- but TheyMreSll oo d eOwemhappne On January15, the Appelate ivisn1in. Fourh Depart men, hldits Admiss . ins SessiSonm at KlenhanM usic 1Hall...in honorJt of our HCenteIal111.25 7 new wyer's were admittet t he Blar. (Dm! onwb:dsmye b teume r - ti a o h etrForthDprtmen t)e _4ppellatIeD jIvso )on- ferred6a1highhono r;ON u asocKiatnyarentosthe W ar aeel rateful01 to P resdigwuic i chael FDillon Wd his : a4 Jt .1 W'h 1to1note particularly, howeLver. That I had aimot no sharein hriniainu z this botI S Tte tr Cocktail Party On January 30, at the %NewYr tt a soito mei eting in Nw okacokaiecpi on was :givenrin honor of Presi;denlec Maran FreednmnThepatws mebrswereprsn tusShhas aledKasmdsusataldte As Presi dent-ELs he Is r equIji recd toC)Ch a irthte H ouse of D elIega-itecs of the ew YorkState Bar Asso. ciation. She has presided cooll anfld imp y vrsoedffic,.ult debates. (Sheee stubbd outher cigrte' ro t ebcate on anti-smkn le sltin) We can be sure that the State Bar AssoiationA w 1 in m t I ~ had uig heradistton Wom n thCo heimpeufr te,,, Stat Tak ForeR on Womn i th C Mac1986CI' The ts o meh gi ie dleg prot io!n n, U a t m(istinyade ny litignts odeuirco noftheir ant2 Our 'committee wAs ablsen epne oacn centatueual treatmnt of women1atorneysfdoesind 1our inl Erie County, A altn o t i n amanner0asgrossassom A of toedescribed in tTasJk Force1Report Sensitize the bar andthe bench to)The17problemsrelated to gendr bas.To, achieve thisoal, theComtewil() proposestIadrs (of AcONufojudges -in rmtnggne neutral behavior inl the professional settng; and ( i2) iat 1as receidequaltrematmntas a result of genderbias. Gender bias is- rarely intentional, howeverT, if a1 patter emerge s 1in1either the type com' 'iplaimnt, orthe detiy f cons QWistent1offender,1theucomm itte ill proposeystPto1b tan to alleviate the problem 1to our Board ofDirectors. Gender bias inlthe legal vcomun ..ity int anld4shoul Tn be viewead aai'4kwimn's li issethecneto absly11uteim partialityand fai r and oJeIve '.deterinations11 by ourcort isP;theIvery cerstone ofour system of justic reNders it - sspect.Whn That happens it is'1detrimeal toJA Grae MrieAngeChirperson;Sherwood LK try, JoseUph FDe&CAierol 5mv41 Hecian1, llithe a, Hn O Iive Lr C Young If awn memberfeelsThat theyhave been te object o gendc erhbias ;or 1.1ha: 1ve ay1houhs; o xerec1o h sZIuject whch they beieVe would be helpulA o te cmmi tee,11 plae 1otatAny one14of litecmitemmes ou UFCoAgues2 I and Tmake ach011OfQus %Aareo, f tbeha ir \whi1C1h may result in the fact ovprcptonbylayes rlitn ts that impartial justice was nlot rendered.A - --------- ---------------- . . .......... V i. I I- N % - 1 -

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