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Judge Virginia M. Kendall serves as a lecturer at the University of Chicago Law School and other institutions, focusing on subjects such as human trafficking, supply chain law, and public corruption. Appointed to the federal bench in January 2006, she has authored significant works including 'Child Exploitation Trafficking: Examining Global Enforcement Supply Chain Challenges U.S. Responses' and has contributed numerous articles on international human rights and ethics. Kendall is recognized for her extensive domestic and international lecturing, training judges across various continents and creating training modules to combat human trafficking. A member of the American Law Institute, she has also served on key judicial committees and panels, engaging in discussions around patent litigation and judicial ethics. Before her judicial career, she was a federal prosecutor involved in high-stakes cases of public corruption and child exploitation. Kendall holds a Bachelor of Arts and a Master of Arts from Northwestern University, as well as a Juris Doctor from Loyola University School of Law.
University of Chicago Law School • Chicago, IL
Lecturing on human trafficking, supply chain law, and public corruption.
United States District Court • N/A
Serving as a federal judge since January 2006.
U.S. Attorney's Office • Chicago, IL
Handled cases in the Public Corruption Unit and was the Child Exploitation Coordinator.
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