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CACACE, SUSAN
Judge, County Court, Ninth Judicial District
Supreme Court, Westchester County
Appointment/Election: Elected in 2005.
Previous Experience: Assistant District
Attorney, Westchester County, 1989-2003.
Honors and Memberships: Member:
Yonkers Lions Club, 1998-present (Former
President and Vice-President), Columbian
Lawyers Association, 1990-present (Former
Director), Yonkers Lawyers Association,
1990-present (Former Director), New York
State Association. Joseph F. Gagliardi
Award for Excellence, 2003-present
(Committee Member).
Admission: Admitted to New York State
Bar in 1990; previously admitted to
Connecticut Bar in 1989.
Teaching/Lectures/Publications:
Instructor, Westchester County Police
Academy, Animal Cruelty, Investigation and
Prosecution.
Education: J.D., Pace Law School, White
Plains, New York (1989); B.A., Pace
University, White Plains, New York (1986;
graduated magna cum laude). Obtained
Westchester County Columbian Lawyers
Scholarship in 1986 and was honored as an
ITCA Scholar Athlete in 1986.
Biographical Data: Born April 16, 1964
in Yonkers, NY. Married; three children.
Robert W. Cacace, father, served as Chief
Administrative Judge for Yonkers City Court.
Address: 111 Dr. Martin Luther King
Jr. Boulevard
Courtroom 204
White Plains, NY 10601
Phone: (914) 824-5401
Fax: (914) 995-8653
E-Mail: scacace@courts.state.ny.us
IAS Part Clerk: Yvette Cumberbatch
Law Clerk: Alphonse Naclerio, Esq.
Secretary: Heather Stradling
CALABRESI, GUIDO
Justice, Second Circuit, U.S. Court
of Appeals
Appointment/Election: Appointed by
President Clinton in 1994; assumed Senior
Status on July 21, 2009.
Previous Experience: Consultant, State
of New York, Insurance Department,
Automobile Insurance Report (1969-1970);
Consultant, Department of Transportation,
Auto Insurance Study, Washington, DC
(1968-1970); Law Clerk to Justice Hugo
Black, Supreme Court of the United States
(1958-1959); Private practice, Simpson,
Thacher & Bartlett, New York, NY (1957).
Honors and Memberships: Member:
Northwestern School of Law Board of
Advisors (2003—); Saint Thomas More
Chapel at Yale (President, Board of Trustees
1997—; Trustee 1968-1997); Advisory Board,
Meiklejohn Institute for Legal Studies
(1994—); Council, National Italian American
Foundation (1993—); Association of
American Law Schools (Executive Committee
1987-1989; Committee on the Challenges of
Diversity 1991—; Program Committee, 1993-
1994); Scientific Committee, Centro
Nazionale Prevenzione e Difesa Sociale,
Milan, Italy (1988—); Hopkins School
(Honorary Trustee 1980—; President of the
Board 1976-1980; Trustee 1970-1980);
Trustee, Carolyn Foundation, Minneapolis,
MN (1975—; Vice-Chair 1979-1994);
American Bar Foundation (1955—);
Association of American Rhodes Scholar
(1955—; Secretary, Connecticut Selection
Committee, 1970-1978; New England Final
Selection Committee, 1970, 1972-1981);
Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei; Connecticut
Academy of Arts and Sciences; Canadian
Institute for Advanced Legal Studies;
Accademia delle Scienze di Torino; Royal
Swedish Academy of Sciences; Corresponding
Fellow, British Academy; American Law
Institute; Fellow, American Academy of Arts
and Sciences; Associazione Italiana di Diritto
Comparato; American Philosophical Society;
National Association of Women Lawyers
National Bar Association; Society of
American Law Teachers; American Bar
Association; American Law Institute;
American Trial Lawyers Association. Former
Member: Georgetown Law School Board of
Advisors (1991-1999); Academic Committee,
Tel Aviv International School of Management
(1993-1994); Trustee, American International
School of Florence (1992-1994); Academic
Committee, Haifa University Law School
(1989-1994); Director, Friends of Legal
Services for South Central Connecticut
(1987-1994); Director, Connecticut Bar
Foundation (1977-1985; ex officio, 1985-
1994); Advisory Council, Jefferson Center
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(1983-1994); Director, Center for Research
on Institutions and Social Policy (1979-
1994); Order of Coif (Triennial Book Award
Committee, 1993); Director, Rexmont
Research Institute (1990-1992); National
Health Care (1986-1992); Connecticut
Gender Bias Task Force (1987-1991);
Trustee, Catholic University of America
(1977-1985); Trustee, Russell Sage
Foundation (1975-1981); Trustee,
Connecticut College (1972-1981); Advisory
Board Environmental Law Reporter (1970-
1979); Council Member, National Academy of
Sciences, Institute of Medicine (1974-1976);
Committee on Legal Issues in Medical Care
(1970-1976); Center for Consumer Safety
(1973-1975); Board of Selectman, Town of
Woodbridge (1971-1975); National Research
Council Evaluation Panels, Technical
Analysis Division (1970-1973); Connecticut
Commission on Mediolegal Investigations
(1969-1971); Trustee, Dixwells Community
House (1962-1970); Board of Education,
Town of Woodbridge (1967-1969). Received:
John G. Flemming Award in Torts (2003);
Charles A. Rapallo Award, Columbian
Lawyers Association (2003); First Annual
Scribes Lifetime Achievement Award (2002);
Morton A. Brody Distinguished Judicial
Service Award (2001); Thomas Jefferson
Medal in Law (2000); Fellows of American
Bar Foundation Award for Outstanding
Research in Law and Government (1998);
Named Commendatore (Honorary Knight
Commander), Republic of Italy (1994);
Marshall-Wythe Medal (1985); Laetare Medal,
University of Notre Dame (1985).
Teaching/Lectures/Publications:
Teaching experience: Sterling Professor of Law
Emeritus and professional lecturer, Yale
University Law School (1995—); Sterling
Professor of Law (1978-1995); Dean, Yale
University Law School (1985-1994); Visiting
Professor, University of Padua (1993); Arthur
L. Goodhart Professor of Legal Science,
University Fellow, St. John’s College,
Cambridge (1980-1981); Visiting professor,
European University Institute, Florence, Italy
(1979); John Thomas Smith Professor of Law,
Yale University (1970-1978); Visiting
Professor, Kyoto American Studies Seminar
(Kyoto-Doshisha Universities) Kyoto, Japan
(1972); Visiting professor, Harvard University
Law School (1969-1970); Professor of Law,
Yale University Law School (1962-1970);
Associate Professor of Law, Yale University
Law School (1961-1962); Assistant Professor
of Law, Yale University Law School (1959-
1961); Assistant Instructor, Department of
Economics, Yale University (1955-1956).
Judge Calabresi has also lectured extensively
at academic and professional seminars and
conferences. Publications include: The Costs of
Accidents: A Legal and Economic Analysis,
Yale University Press (Feb. 1970); Tragic
Choices (with P. Bobbitt), W.W. Norton & Co.
(Jan. 1978); A Common Law for the Age of
Statutes, Harvard University Press (Jan. 1982;
Awarded the Certificate of Merit by the
American Bar Association and the Trennial
Book Award by the Order of the Coif); Ideals,
Beliefs, Attitude and the Law: Private Law
Perspectives on a Public Law Problem,
Syracuse University Press (May 1985;
Awarded The Silver Gavel Award, American
Bar Association, 1986); Perspectives on Sexual
Harassment Law, in C.A. MacKinnon & R.B.
Siegel, eds, Directions in Sexual Harassment
Law (2004); The Generosity of a Dean: Tribute
to Eugene V. Rostow, 113 Yale LJ 5 (2003);
Federal and State Courts: Restoring a
Workable Balance, 18 NYU L. Rev. 1293
(2003); The Exclusionary Rule, 26 Harvard
Journal of Law and Public Policy 113(2003); An
Introduction to Legal Thought: Four
Approaches to Law and to the Allocation of
Body Parts, 55 Stanford L. Rev. 2113 (2003);
Gary Schwartz: The Beauty of Balance, 50
UCLA Law Rev. 259 (2002); The Current
Subtle—and Not So Subtle—Rejections of an
Independent Judiciary, 4 U. Penn. Con. Law
637 (2002); In Partial (but not Partisan) Praise
of Principle in Bush v. Gore—The Question of
Legitimacy (Bruce Ackerman, ed.), Yale
University Press (2002); Charles Black: Gentle
Genius, 111 Yale L.J. 1901; Harry’s Influence,
45 New York Law School Law Review 11
(2001); Tribute to Joseph Goldstein, 19 Yale
Law & Policy Rev. 13(2000); Two Functions of
Formalism, 67 U. Chi, L. Rev. 479 (2000).
Education: M.A., Oxford University
(Politics, Philosophy, Economics, 1959); L.L.B.,
Yale Law School (1958); B.A., Magdalen
College, Oxford University (Politics, Philosophy,
Economics, 1955); B.S., Yale College
(Analytical Economics, 1953).
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Biographical Data: Born October 1932
in Milan, Italy. Immigrated to the United
States for political reasons in 1939 and
became a naturalized citizen in 1948.
Married; three children.
Address: US Court of Appeals, 2nd Circuit
c/o The Connecticut Financial
Center
157 Church Street, 18th Floor
New Haven, CT 06510-2030
Phone: (203) 773-2291
Fax: (203) 773-2401
E-Mail: guido_calabresi@ca2.uscourts.gov
Secretaries: Marjorie S. Greenblatt and
Susan A. Lucibelli
CALVARUSO, EDMUND A.
Judge, Surrogate’s Court, Monroe County
Appointment/Election: January 2000.
Previous Experience: Assistant Public
Defender, Monroe County; Acting Special
Assistance Public Defender, City Court;
Private practice at Calvaruso, Goldstein,
LaBue & Mennell, Partner, 1986-1991;
Calvaruso & Calvaruso, Partner, 1970-1986;
U.S. Dist. Court, Western Dist. of New York,
1970. Justice, 7th Judicial District, Supreme
Court, Monroe County.
Honors and Memberships: Received:
Citizen of the Year, Italian-American Law
Enforcement Officers of Greater Rochester,
2005; The Center for Dispute Settlement
Voices for Peace Distinguished Jurist Award,
2004; The Aquinas Institute of Rochester Hall
Of Fame, 2004; The Sullivan Policy Institute’s
Madison Award (in recognition to devotion to
honoring the principles of the Constitution of
the United States), 2003; Man of the Year,
Order of the Sons of Italy, Vincent Lombardi
Lodge #2270, 1999; Marquis “Who’s Who” in
American Law, 1977. Member: “Read Across
America,” Pinebrook School, Greece, NY, 2002-
present; Board of Directors, Italian Heritage
Foundation of Rochester, 1995-present;
Executive Committee, St. John Fisher College
Justinian Order, 2002-present; Italian
American Community Center, Inc., 1995-
Present; New York State Bar Assn.; Executive
Committee, Surrogate’s Court Assn. of New
York State; Association of Supreme Court
Justices, Seventh Judicial Dist. (Past
President); Town of Greece Center for Dispute
Settlement, Satellite Advisory Committee;
Monroe County Bar Association; Erie County
Bar Assn.; St. Thomas More Lawyer’s Guild;
Camp Good Days and Special Times (initial
planning board); Kiwanis Club of Northeast
Rochester. Former Member: Assn. of Trial
Lawyers of America, 1997-2006; Rochester
American Inns of Court, 1998-2001; Monroe
County Special Olympics, 1991; University of
Rochester Mock Trial Competition (Judge);
Community Legal Intake and Referral Project
(Board of Directors), 1991-1995; The Center for
Dispute Settlement (Board of Directors), 1980-
1981. Other Activities: Advisory Committee,
Monroe County Special Olympics, 1991-2004;
Greece Central School Dist., Odyssey High
School, Sophomore Shadowing Day, 2004; St.
Thomas Moore Lawyer’s Guild; Board of
Directors, Community Legal Intake and
Referral Project, 1991-1995; Greece Advisory
Council, The Center for Dispute Settlement,
Inc.; Board of Directors, Center for Dispute
Settlement, 1980-1981; Initial Planning Board,
Camp Good Days and Special Times;
Secretary, Monroe County Rochester Port
Authority, 1973-1974; President, Alumni Assn.
of St. John Fisher College, 1970-1972.
Admission: Admitted to New York State
Bar in 1970.
Teaching/Lectures/Publications:
Lectured at Third Annual Western New York
Criminal Justice conference at the State
University of New York at Brockport; Speaker,
Liberty Hill Breakfast Series, 2001; Presenter,
Estate Planning in the 21st Century, Rochester
Institute of Technology, 2000; Lecturer, Third
Annual 1995 Western New York Criminal
Justice Conference, SUNY Brockport.
Education: J.D., St. John’s University
School of Law, Jamaica, NY (1969); B.A., St.
John Fisher College (1966); Aquinas
Institute (1962).
Biographical Data: Born April 1944 in
Rochester, NY. Married; three children.
Republican.
Recent Noteworthy Decisions: Dugan v.
Schering Corp., 86 N.Y.2d 857, 658 N.E.2d
1037, 635 N.Y.S.2d 164 (1995) (application of
New York’s Conflicts of Laws provision upheld
by the Appellate Division and Court of
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