USD School of Law 2021 Bergman Memorial Lecture

BERGMAN MEMORIAL LECTURE

MARCH 3, 2021

BIVENS V. SIX UNKNOWN NAMED AGENTS Judicial Engagement | Law Enforcement Accountability

DISTINGUISHED PANEL MODERATOR Julia Yoo Partner, Iredale & Yoo, APC President, National Police Accountability Project

PANELISTS

Hon. Daniel E. Butcher Magistrate Judge U.S. District Court Southern District of California

Michael R. Marrinan ’ 76 (BA), ’ 79 (JD) Civil Rights Attorney

Benjamin Prado American Friends Service Committee Former Bivens Plaintiff Suggested Readings and Materials: law.sandiego.edu/bergman

PROGRAM WELCOME Robert A. Schaprio Dean and Professor of Law USD School of Law

MODERATED PANEL DISCUSSION

AUDIENCE QUESTIONS

THANK YOU/CONCLUSION

USD School of Law is a State Bar of California approved provider of MCLE credit and certifies that this activity is approved for 1 hour of general credit.

BERGMAN PLANNING COMMITTEE Carolina Bravo-Karimi '08 (JD) Jim Crosby '83 (JD) Kirsten Gallacher '12 (JD) Knut Johnson '86 (JD) Alex Landon '71 (JD) Katie Parker '02 (JD)

PARTNERS USD Alumni Association Law Alumni Board of Directors Pardee Legal Research Center School of Law

USD STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS Asian Pacific American Law Students Assn Criminal Law Society La Raza Law Students Assn Law Students for Cross-Racial Understanding Middle Eastern Law Students Assn National Lawyers Guild Public Interest Law Foundation Society of Changemaker Organizations Women’s Law Caucus

PARTNERS COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS American Association of University Women Del Mar-Leucadia Federal Bar Association San Diego Chapter Lawyers Club of San Diego League of Women Voters North County San Diego League of Women Voters San Diego San Diego County Bar Association U. S. District Court Southern District of California

The Jane Ellen Bergman Memorial Lecture Series on Women, Children and Human Rights is the result of a gift from Dr. Barbara Yates, a longtime professor at the University of Illinois and a friend of the late Bergman.

According to Dr. Yates, Bergman was “an ordinary citizen who chose to devote her professional life to public service. As a nursing administrator, public health educator, and family therapist, she developed an abiding interest in the human rights of common people, especially the plight of women and children, in a rapidly changing world.” This series is a lasting tribute to Bergman and an opportunity for USD students, faculty/administrators, and community members to hear from distinguished speakers.