Michael Robert Cavendish

Michael Robert Cavendish
Michael Robert Cavendish
	File:Cavendish-finish.jpgCavendish-finish.jpg Law, Literature ; Michael Cavendish
Born	1972
🏡 Residence	Jacksonville, Florida, United States
🏳️ Nationality	American
🏳️ Citizenship	American
💼 Occupation

Michael Robert Cavendish (born 1972-) (Michael Cavendish) is a lawyer and writer living in the State of Florida.

Cavendish, along with former President Jimmy Carter, led the grassroots campaign to free American teacher Aijalon Gomes from North Korea.^[1]

Cavendish served as counsel for the imprisoned petitioner in the leading prisoner rights case of Goebert v. Lee County, Florida, 510 F.3d 1312 (11th Cir. 2007).

Cavendish served three terms as Chair of the Section of Human Rights Law of the Jacksonville (FL) Bar Association.

Cavendish served on the Florida Humanities Council, an affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Cavendish is a member of PEN American Center.

Books[edit]

Brevet(Petaluma 2014)(ISBN 0-00000-000-0)(Poetry)
Major (Petaluma 2013)(ISBN 0-00000-000-0)(Poetry)
Coeur du Feu | Fireheart (Aventine Press 2008)(ISBN 1-59330-511-7)(Legal Ethics)
Harpoon (Petaluma 2007) (ISBN 0-00000-000-0)(Poetry)

Serialized Writings[edit]

Newspaper[edit]

(Guest Column)“Dive into state’s history on [her] 500th Anniversary,” The Orlando Sentinel, January 6, 2013
(Guest Column)“Build a bigger, better economy as Florida turns 500,” The Tampa Bay Times, December 11, 2012
(Op-Ed)“For state’s anniversary, appreciate heritage,” The Orlando Sentinel, December 10, 2012
(Guest Column)“Live the best part of Florida,” The St. Augustine Record, December 6, 2012
(Guest Column)“What is Florida After 500 Years?,” Fernandina Beach News-Leader, December 5, 2012
(Op-Ed)“Celebrating Florida’s 500th Year,” The Miami Herald, December 2, 2012
(Op-Ed)“For Florida’s 500th Anniversary, Two Floridians Worthy of a Toast,” The Florida Citizen, November 22, 2012
(Op-Ed)“A Celebration of the Florida Voter,” Clay Today, October 11, 2012
(Guest Column)“Celebrating Florida at 500,” Florida Today, October 4, 2012
(Guest Column)“Every One a Human Rights Lawyer,” Jacksonville News & Daily Record, January 24, 2011
(Op-Ed)“China spells out its fears,” Asia Times, September 13, 2010
(Op-Ed)“China: ‘an out-of-control regime’,” The Epoch Times, September 12, 2010
(Op-Ed)“Americans owe their gratitude to the Swedish government,” Stockholm News, August 8, 2010

Law Journal[edit]

(Essay) “Florida Common Law Jurisprudence,” The Florida Bar Journal, Vol. 81, no. 1, January 2007 (with Blake J. Hood)
(Essay) “Diagonal Authority,” Florida Coastal Law Review, Spring 2007
(Essay) “Against All Flags,” The Bencher, September/October 2009
(Essay) “The Ius and the Lex,” The Bencher, January/February 2009
(Essay) “Chaining Bellerophon,” The Federal Lawyer, June 2007
(Op-Ed) “Ducks and Drakes,” National Law Journal, Opinion, March 23, 2007
(Essay) “Ad Fontes, Ad Astra, Ad Clementia,” The Bencher, July/August 2006
(Essay) “Civility in Written Advocacy,” The Bencher, July/August 2005

Education[edit]

University of Florida College of Law, J.D., 1998
University of Florida, M.A. in Anthropology, 1995
Florida State University, B.Sci. in Anthropology, 1993

American Inns of Court[edit]

Cavendish is also known for his affiliation with the American Inns of Court Foundation. Between 2005 and 2009 Cavendish's essays on legal ethics, published in The Bencher (the magazine published for the membership of American Inns of Court), were regular features of the American Inns of Court Foundation's journal offerings. Cavendish remains an active member of the American Inns of Court Foundation.

References[edit]

↑ CNN World News 08-27-2010

External links[edit]

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[1] CNN World News 08-27-2010

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