I never left D.C., much to my surprise, and, in between having children and writing books,  I have practiced public interest law and corporate law, I have prosecuted anti-trust and criminal cases, and I have represented several white collar criminal defendants facing politically motivated charges in federal court.  Most recently, I have taught a variety of courses at the Washington College of Law, including legal writing, externship seminar, civil practice clinic, and disability rights clinic. Currently, I am representing asylum and immigration clients on behalf of CMHS, the Center for Multicultural Human Services, and am a Practitioner-in-Residence in the General Practice Clinic at WCL.