Department (1974–1981), Third Department (1981–1999) International Judiciary Song Sang-Hyun (JSD 1970), Judge of the International Criminal Court (2003–2015), President of the International Criminal Court from 2009 to 2015 Law and Business J. Carter Bacot (1958), former President and CEO of the Bank of New York Paul Batista (1974), trial lawyer and author of the leading treatise on civil RICO Mary H. Donlon (1920), first woman editor-in-chief of a US law review and first woman to become a partner of a Wall Street law firm Milton S. Gould (1933), founding partner of Shea & Gould. The Milton Gould Award for Outstanding Advocacy is named in his honor. Gitanjali Gutierrez (2001), first lawyer to meet with a detainee at Guantanamo Bay, Information Commissioner for Bermuda Marc Kasowitz (1977), founding partner of Kasowitz Benson Torres Frances Kellor (1897), founding member of the American Arbitration Association and expert in international arbitration Ron Kuby (1983), criminal and civil rights lawyer, counsel on cases such as Texas v. Johnson Gail Laughlin (1898), first woman from Maine to practice law and founder of the National League for Women's Service William F. Lee (1976), intellectual property lawyer, co-managing partner of WilmerHale, first Asian-American to lead a major US law firm Samuel Leibowitz (1915), criminal and civil rights lawyer, represented The Scottsboro Boys and argued Norris v. Alabama. The Samuel Leibowitz Professorship was endowed in his honor. Sol Linowitz (1938), Chairman of Xerox, received the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1998 Teddy Mayer (1962), co-founder and manager of McLaren Racing Shannon Minter (1993), civil rights attorney Frank Rosenfelt (1950), former CEO of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) Studio and recipient of the Purple Heart for injuries sustained at the Battle of the Bulge Jan Schlichtmann (1977), environmental and toxic tort attorney, lead plaintiffs' lawyer in Anderson v. Cryovac, Inc., subject of the book A Civil Action by Jonathan Harr and the film of the same name, in which Schlichtmann was portrayed by John Travolta. Harry Taylor (1893), provided the legal advice that elevated the American League to major league status as a rival to the National League, Taylor financed his legal education by playing professional baseball with the Louisville Colonels Myron Charles Taylor (1894), CEO of U.S. Steel Tejshree Thapa (1993), human rights attorney, developed legal argument for prosecuting rape as a crime against humanity before the ICTY Justin DuPratt White (1890), founding partner of White & Case. The J. DuPratt White