On 21st July, 1938 the 78th Attorney General of America was born Janet Reno. Janet Reno was the first woman holder of the post from 1993 to 2001. For the post the then president President Bill Clinton nominated her on 11th February, 1993. Janet Reno gives speeches now. You can also hear live ...
On 21st July, 1938 the 78th Attorney General of America was born Janet Reno. Janet Reno was the first woman holder of the post from 1993 to 2001. For the post the then president President Bill Clinton nominated her on 11th February, 1993. Janet Reno gives speeches now. You can also hear live the next speech of Janet Reno after buying premium tickets at low price from Chicago Gigs.
Janet Reno studied at a public school Coral Gables High School. At the school she was a champion of debate. In New York she got admission at Cornell University in Ithaca in 1956 and studied chemistry. She then became Women's Self-Government Association's president. She then attended the Harvard Law School in 1960. In the class of 500 students there were only sixteen women with Leno being one of them. She got the degree of LL.B. After three years , but faced difficultly in practicing law.
In 1971 Janet Reno became the staff director Florida House of Representatives's Judiciary Committee. She helped in reviving the court system of Florida. Two years later she started working with the Attorney's Office of Dade County State. In 1976 she became a private law firm's collaborator and left the attorney's office. For Miami-Dade County she was appointed as State Attorney in 1978. After two years she won the election for Office of State Attorney. She won four more elections for returning to the office. The juvenile justice system was improved by her in addition created Miami Drug Court.
1993 marked a big year for the career of Janet Reno. She became the first women Attorney General of United States Of America nominated by Bill Clinton. She became the longest-serving Attorney General.
Janet Reno could not make a successful bid for the gubernatorial election. After her tenure ended Leno has engaged herself in touring the nation. She give speeches about criminal justice system. At the University of Pennsylvania she had a speech at a criminology conference held on 31st March, 2006. At the conference she talked about the education of the country opining that the education system requires an improvement as crime rate and quality of education are connected with each other. She also said that much money for juvenile court system have been withdrawn and diverted for other things. She also said more effective methods should be employed for making juvenile courts work better. This will help in keeping at bay the problems disruptive children and youngsters. It is very necessary for stemming these problems before the stage of adulthood is reached as by time they get more serious.
Some of the major priorities of Janet Leno has been to bring down the crime rate by incarcerating repeat law breakers and dangerous offenders. She also advocated for alternative punishments for first time law breakers and for non-violent offenders. She was also in favor of giving equal opportunity to all the country men through
enforcing civil rights laws. Janet Reno stood for increasing counter-terrorism.
Janet Leno during her tenure took some bold and daring steps. During her tenure some important cases against high and mighty were sorted out and justice prevailed. Microsoft had violated Sherman Antitrust Act for which a law suit was filed against the company. The accuses of Oklahoma City bombing Terry Nichols and Timothy McVeigh were captured and punished during her tenure. There are many other such daring cases where justice prevailed.
Janet Reno has been a true stateswoman during her tenure and has served the country well. Hearing her speeches is quite enlightening and eye opener. Book tickets for the speeches of Janet Reno from Chicago Gigs.
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