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(Deputy
Director of Clinical Programs and Director, Community Law Clinic.)
Professor
Holmes earned an
A.B. in government from Cornell in 1967 and a J.D. from Harvard in 1971. He
joined the law school in 1997. Professor Holmes was executive director of the
Newark Housing Development and Rehabilitation Corporation from 1971-1974, then
served as assistant commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Community
Affairs and later as acting commissioner. From 1979 to 1987, he was chief
executive of the Newark Watershed Conservation and Development Corp., where he
supervised the management and planning of the 35,000-acre Newark Pequannock
Watershed. In 1987, Professor Holmes became a partner with Wilentz Goldman &
Spitzer, PC, where he practiced corporate transactions, real estate and
development, sports and entertainment law, and municipal law. In 1995, he became
counsel to Medvin & Elberg in Newark. A former member of the New Jersey Supreme
Court Disciplinary Review Board and former president of the New Jersey Public
Policy Research Institute, Professor Holmes is a board member of the
Public Interest Law Center of New Jersey, board member and secretary of Legal
Services of New Jersey, a board member of Minority Athletes Networking, and a
member of the board of trustees of the Victoria Foundation.
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