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1979—; State-Federal Judicial Council of Maryland
(chairman, 1973-74); United States Foreign Intelligence
Surveillance Court of Review. Senior Judge and Chief
Judge emeritus, June 1981. Awards: 1975 George
Washington University Law School Distinguished Service
Award; 1981 State of Maryland Distinguished Citizen
Award, Federal Bar Service Award; 1982 American
Judicature Society Special Merit Citation "in recognition
of outstanding service for improvement of the
administration of justice," Maryland State Bar
Distinguished Service Award; Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore; Maryland Senate. Office telephone: 962-4674.
NORMAN P. BAMSEY. Associate Judge, U.S. District
Court, since 1980. Born in Fairchancc, Pennsylvania,
September 1,1922. Loyola College; University of Maryland
School of Law; Marine Officer Training Program, Colgate
University Served in U.S. Marine Corps, 1943-45. Admitted
to Maryland Bar, 1946. Member, Order of the Coif;
American Bar Association (State delegate, 1960-75;
Standing Committee on the Federal Judiciary 1968-74);
Maryland State Bar Association (board of governors,
1963-75; president, 1973-74); Baltimore City Bar
Association (former member, executive committee); Federal
Bar Association; American Bar Foundation. Member,
American College of Trial Lawyers; International Sodety of
Barristers. Past president. Library Company of the Baltimore
Bar; president. Legal Aid Bureau of Baltimore, 1959-62.
Law clerk to Judge W Calvin Chcsnut, 1947-48; assistant
U.S. attorney for Maryland, 1948-50. Associate in firm of
Semmes, Bowen & Scmmes, 1950-54 (partner, 1957-80).
Assistant attorney general of Maryland, 1955; deputy
attorney general of Maryland, 1955-57. Lecturer, University
of Maryland School of Law, 1950-71. President, Civil Service
Commission, 1963-70; member, Board of Ethics, Baltimore
City, 1963-70,1974-80. Mayor's Commission on Charter
Revision, Baltimore Gry, 1963. President, Board of School
Commissioners, Baltimore City 1975. President, Board of
Fire Commissioners, Baltimore Citv 1980; Board ofli-ustees,
Public Defender System, 1976-80. Member, Center Club;
Lawyers Round Table; Wranglers; Rule Day Club;
Wednesday Law Club; St. Andrews Society, Wig and Pen
Club. Office telephone: 962-2722.
FREDERIC N. SMALKIN. Associate Judge, U.S.
District Court, since 1986. Born in Baltimore, May 21,
1946. The Johns Hopkins University, B.A., 1968;
University of Maryland School of Law, J.D., 1971.
Member, Phi Beta Kappa; Order of the Coif. Admitted to
Maryland Bar, 1972. Served in U.S. Army as Captain,
Judge Advocate General's Corps, and Assistant to the
General Counsel of the Army; meritorious service medal
(one OLC). Member, Federal Bar Association. Member,
Wsdncsday Law Club. Served as United States Magistrate,
District of Maryland, 1976-86. Lecturer in Commercial
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Law, University of Maryland School of Law, 1978—.
Faculty member, Maryland Institute for the Continuing
Professional Education of Lawyers (MICPEL); University
of Virginia Trial Advocacy Institute; numerous others.
Office telephone: 962-3840.
ROSZEL C. THOMSEN. Senior Judge, U.S. District
Court, since 1970 (Associate Judge, 1954-70). Born in
Baltimore, August 17, 1900. The Johns Hopkins
University A.B., 1919; University of Maryland, LL.B.,
1922. Admitted to Maryland Bar, 1922. Served in the
Student Army Training Corps. Member, American,
Maryland State, and Baltimore City Bar Associations;
Lawyers' Round Table; Rule Day Club. Member, Judicial
Conference of U.S., 1957-64; chairman. Standing
Committee on Rules of Practice and Procedure of Judicial
Conference of the U.S., 1973-80; member. Advisory
Committee on Civil Rules, 1959-70,1972-73; member,
Committee to Implement Criminal Justice Act, 1964-73
(chairman, 1972-73); member. Advisory Committee on
Judicial Activities, 1969-73; member. Coordinating
Committee on Multiple Litigation, 1962-68; member,
Committee on Administration of Criminal Law,
1971-73; president, Maryland State Bar Association,
1972-73. Awarded honorary doctor of laws, Goucher
College. Secretary, Maryland Board of Law Examiners,
1943-44. President, Board of Education of Baltimore
Civy, 1944-54. Office telephone: 685-3522.
JOSEPH H. YOUNG. Senior Judge, U.S. District
Court, since 1987 (Associate Judge, 1971-87). Born in
Hagcrstown, July 18, 1922. Dartmouth College, A.B.,
1948; University of Virginia School of Law, LL.B., 1951.
Admitted to Maryland Bar, 1951. Served in U.S. Army
Infantry 1942-46; bronze star, purple heart. Member,
Federal, American, Maryland State and Baltimore City Bar
Associations; Fourth Circuit Judicial Conference. Member,
Rule Day Club; Lawyers Round Table; 14 Hamilton Street
Club; honorary member. National Lawyers Club of
Washington. Formerly associated with firms ofMarbury,
Miller, and Evans; Piper and Marbury (partner, 1958-71).
Instructor, The Johns Hopkins University; McCoy
College, 1954-62. Board of Directors, Legal Aid Society
1958-71; CICHA (Health Appeal), 1964-71. Board of
Directors, Maryland Division of American Cancer Society,
1958— (chairman, 1969-71). Director, American Cancer
Society New forfc, 1968—. Chairman, Board ofDirectors,
American Cancer Society 1978-81. Member, Oncology
Advisory Council, The Johns Hopkins University;
member. Executive Committee, International Union
Against Cancer, 1981—; member, Dartmouth College
Alumni Council. Recipient, Society of Surgical Oncology
Annual Layman's Award, 1982; American Cancer Society
Distinguished Service Award, 1983; Dartmouth College
Alumni Award, 1983. Office telephone: 962-2457.
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