NORMAN L. VROMAN
Lawyer
Post Office Box 474
Hopland, California 95449
707 744-1533
July 13, 1991
Honorable Eugene F. Lynch
Federal District Court
450 Golden Gate Avenue
San Francisco, California 94102
Re: USA v. Vroman #91-0213 EFL
Dear Judge Lynch:
This letter is in response to your request for a resume.
I was admitted to the California Bar on June 6, 1962, and entered
general private practice in La Verne, California in the same
year.
In 1966 I was hired as a trial deputy with the Los Angeles County
District Attorney's Office and tried a wide variety of cases,
including homicide and other complex felonies. During the same
period of time, I served as City Councilman for the City of La
Verne.
Governor Reagan appointed me to the Pomona Municipal Court bench
in 1969, where I served until 1973, the last year as Presiding
Judge. I entered private practice in 1973 and, in November of
that year, I was Certified as a Criminal Law Specialist. I
continued in private practice specializing in criminal defense,
including death penalty cases, in the Los Angeles County, Orange
County area until 1976.
I moved to Mendocino County in 1976 and was hired as an Assistant
Public Defender serving until 1979. I then went to work as the
Assistant District Attorney under Joe Allen and served in that
capacity until 198l.
From 198l until 1985, I practiced private criminal law and again
was hired as the Assistant District Attorney for Mendocino County
for a short period after which I was appointed as co-counsel on
a death penalty case. I left that case and sat on call as a
judge- pro-tem in the Ukiah Judicial District from 1986 until
1990 when it was made a Municipal Court.
I trust this letter will meet your needs. If further information
is needed please advise.
Respectfully,
/s/ Norman Vroman
Norman L. Vroman
cc: AUSA DOERING
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