Hon. Wm. Bradford Reynolds

Former United States Assistant Attorney General, Civil Rights Division, United States Department of Justice

William Bradford served as the United States Assistant Attorney General for the Civil Rights Division from 1981 to 1988.

Reynolds was Senior Counsel in BakerBotts Antitrust and Competition division. He graduated with a LL.B. from Vanderbilt University Law School in 1967 where he was Order of the Coif and Editor-in-Chief of the Vanderbilt Law Review. In 1964, he received a B.A. from Yale University.

Reynolds passed away on September 14, 2019, in Seabrook Island, South Carolina at age 77.

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The Meese Department of Justice: Its Accomplishments and Its Relevance Today

Jan 27 2007

Saturday 9:00 a.m. EST

The Meese Department of Justice: Its Accomplishments and Its Relevance Today

The Legacy of the Department of Justice Under Attorney General Edwin Meese, III

Ronald Reagan Presidential Library
40 Presidential Dr
Simi Valley, CA 93065

Speakers:

T. Kenneth Cribb • Lois Haight Herrington • John S. Herrington • Douglas W. Kmiec • Stephen J. Markman • Eugene B. Meyer • Wm. Bradford Reynolds • Michael Uhlmann

Topics:

Federalist Society • Founding Era & History

In-Person Event

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Nov 11 2004

Thursday 9:00 a.m. EST

2004 National Lawyers Convention

Celebrating Brown v. Board of Education's Promise of Equality: How Well Are We Doing Fifty Years Later?

The Mayflower Hotel
1127 Connecticut Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20036

Speakers:

R. Alexander Acosta • Roger P. Alford • Samuel A. Alito • John Ashcroft • John S. Baker • Randy E. Barnett • Thomas O. Barnett • William P. Barr • Carlos T. Bea • Lillian R. BeVier • Clint Bolick • James Bopp • Jennifer C. Braceras • Gerard V. Bradley • Guido Calabresi • Steven G. Calabresi • Michael A. Carvin • Elaine L. Chao • Jesse H. Choper • Jeffrey Bossert Clark • Roger B. Clegg • Walter E. Dellinger • George W. Dent • Viet Dinh • Elizabeth K. Dorminey • John L. Douglas • Frank H. Easterbrook • John C. Eastman • Theodore Eisenberg • Bert Ely • Richard A. Epstein • Edward B. Foley • John Fund • Maggie Gallagher • Douglas H. Ginsburg • R. Shawn Gunnarson • William J. Haynes • James L. Huffman • Brian W. Jones • Prof. F. Scott Kieff • Michael Klarman • Douglas W. Kmiec • Alex Kozinski • Steven J. Law • Leonard A. Leo • Robert A. Levy • Margaret A. Little • Timothy E. Lynch • Earl M. Maltz • William P. Marshall • Kevin J. Martin • Michael W. McConnell • John O. McGinnis • Joseph McLaughlin • Geoffrey P. Miller • Grover Norquist • Diarmuid F. O'Scannlain • Theodore B. Olson • Walter K. Olson • William H. Pryor • Randall R. Rader • Michael D. Ramsey • A. Raymond Randolph • Wm. Bradford Reynolds • James M. Rockett • Anthony D. Romero • Michael Rubin • Antonin Scalia • Louis Michael Seidman • David B. Sentelle • Jerry E. Smith • Mark W. Smith • Kenneth W. Starr • Margaret D. Stock • Jeffrey S. Sutton • David Tatel • Stuart S. Taylor • Abigail Thernstrom • Peter A. Thiel • Jonathan R. Turley • Timothy M. Tymkovich • Eugene Volokh • Michael B. Wallace • Richard E. Wiley • Christopher A. Wray • John C. Yoo • Robert P. Young

Topics:

Civil Rights • Supreme Court