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- Posted March 02, 2010
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Federal Bar Association Book Club looks into 'The Least Worst Place'
The Federal Bar Association - Eastern District of Michigan Chapter (FBA) will host its Building Relationships Between the Bench and the Bar Book Discusson on Thursday, March 18, beginning at noon in the Judges' Conference Center, room 722, at the Theodore Levin United States Courthouse in Detroit.
"The Least Worst Place: Guantanamo's First 100 Days" by Karen Greenberg will be discussed.
There is no charge for FBA members and $5 per session for non-FBA members. Lunch will be offered for a $10 charge or attendees are welcome to bring their own.
To participate in the FBA Book Club, register online at www.fbamich.org or contact Brian D. Figot, FBA executive director, at (248) 358-0870 ext. 11 or fbamich@fbamich.org.
For additional information on the book club, contact Andrew S. Doctoroff at (313) 465-7360 or adoctoroff@honigman.com.
Published: Tue, Mar 2, 2010
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