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rulings substituting life sentences for the death penalty. 0e represented the BADC at tiie ABA President's emergenqy conference convened this October to call for an immediate moratorium on capital punishment in the U.S. He Qas also worked as a D C. delSjate
to the ABA House of elegates, Weinberg authored and secured adoption as ABA policy of proposals to ban "soft money" in federal elections, 4nd to support the right of B.C. citizens to elect a voting ftepresentative in Congress. Weinberg wrote the ABA ami<Jus curiae brief which recently, and unavailingly, urged the Supreme Court to declare that deprivation of this right is a violation of equal protection guarantees. • Last month, Weinberg received the votes of 1.2 milCon Virginians, but not quite Enough, when he ran as a Democratic nominee for Presidential Elector, in a year which the Elector s job just might prove unusually challenging.
* Weinberg finds "retirement" a misnomer; he currently serve as an adjunct professor at GWU Law School, a visiting lecturer at U.Va. Law School, Vice President of the International Association of Jewish Lawyers and Jurists' Americana Section, and president of the BADC Foundation.
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