Julie O'Sullivan
- Courses6
- Reviews10
- School: Georgetown University Law Center
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- Department: Law
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600 New Jersey Ave NW
Washington, DC - 20001 - Dates at Georgetown University Law Center: January 2005 - May 2016
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Biography
Georgetown University Law Center - Law
Experience
U.S. Attorney's Office, SDNY
Assistant U.S. Attorney
Investigated and prosecuted primarily white collar offenses
Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP
Associate
Responsible for a variety of civil and criminal defense matters; primarily involved in defense of white collar criminal cases
Georgetown Law Center
Professor
Write and teach in the areas of white-collar crime and related subjects (e.g., sentencing, qui tam and "bounty" litigation, parallel proceedings, regulatory action), as well as transnational criminal law (e.g., corruption and money laundering) and international criminal law (i.e., relating generally to the work of the International Criminal Court)
Hon. Sandra Day O'Connor
Clerk
Julie worked at Hon. Sandra Day O'Connor as a Clerk
Office of the Independent Counsel
Associate Counsel
Hired by regulatory counsel, Robert B. Fiske, Jr.; responsible for various criminal investigations within the overall "Whitewater" inquiry
Education
Cornell Law School
Doctor of Law (J.D.) summa cum laude
Stanford University
A.B.
International Relations
Publications
International and Transnational Criminal Law (2d ed forthcoming)
Aspen
This casebook covers substantive and procedural areas of transnational, and international, criminal practice. In the transnational area, it covers, inter alia, jurisdiction, extradition, obtaining evidence abroad, treaty rights, US constitutional rights as implicated in transnational practice, corruption (FCPA and UK Bribery Act), money laundering, trafficking, and terrorism. On the international law front, the book covers the various international tribunals convened to date to prosecute international crimes (e.g., Nuremberg, ICTY and ICTR), the International Criminal Court, modes of participation, defenses, genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes, torture, crimes of sexual violence, and alternatives to criminal prosecution.
International and Transnational Criminal Law (2d ed forthcoming)
Aspen
This casebook covers substantive and procedural areas of transnational, and international, criminal practice. In the transnational area, it covers, inter alia, jurisdiction, extradition, obtaining evidence abroad, treaty rights, US constitutional rights as implicated in transnational practice, corruption (FCPA and UK Bribery Act), money laundering, trafficking, and terrorism. On the international law front, the book covers the various international tribunals convened to date to prosecute international crimes (e.g., Nuremberg, ICTY and ICTR), the International Criminal Court, modes of participation, defenses, genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes, torture, crimes of sexual violence, and alternatives to criminal prosecution.
Federal White Collar Crime (5th ed.)
Thomson Reuters
This casebook addresses substantive and procedural areas of white-collar criminal practice, covering perjury, false statements, false claims, obstruction of justice, mail and wire fraud, public corruption, insider trading, conspiracy, Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act, and money laundering. It also tackles procedural issues critical to white-collar practice, such as grand jury, discovery, the attorney-client privilege, and more.
