Subject: Re: Congressional Investigations Paper
From: Aaron Young <[email-masked]>
To: [email-masked], [email-masked]
Date: Tue, 3 Mar 2015 16:36:02 -0500

Judge Leon and Professor Podesta,

I hope your semester is going well.

Would you consider nominating me for the Burton Award for student writing
based on the paper I wrote for your Congressional Investigations Seminar
last spring?  The award itself is described in Dean Klass's e-mail below.

The only step for you would be to forward the attached pdf copy, or a
citation, to Greg Klass ([email-masked]) and Anne Nelson (
[email-masked]).  The citation would be:  Aaron I. Young, Note, *Hard
Hitting: The Impact of Collective Bargaining and Private Civil Litigation
on Congressional Investigations in Sports*, 14 Virginia Sports and
Entertainment Law Journal 141 (2014).  (I'm still waiting to receive a hard
copy.)

In full disclosure, I received Dean Klass's e-mail because a professor let
me know that he nominated me based on another paper that was published last
year.

Best,

Aaron Young

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Gregory M. Klass <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, Feb 25, 2015 at 10:00 AM
Subject: Burton Awards
To: Law Faculty and Visitors <[email-masked]>
Cc: "Anne H. Nelson" <[email-masked]>

Dear Colleagues -

Each year Georgetown Law nominates one student article for the Burton
Distinguished Legal Writing Award. The article may be of any length and on
any legal subject. For this year’s nominations, the student author must
have been enrolled in the 2014 calendar year (Spring 2014/Fall 2014), and
the winning article must also have a publication date of 2014, even if it
actually printed at a later date. The article may have appeared in any
publication printed at Georgetown Law or another law school, including law
reviews and journals, and may be a note, a comment, or an article.

If you would like to nominate a student article, please send the copy (or
citation) to Anne Nelson (cc'd) in the office of J.D. Academic Services by
Friday, March 6th, to allow our faculty reader time to select Georgetown’s
single entry. The contest rules and regulations are available at:
http://www.burtonawards.com/law-student.html.

The Burton Award winners are recognized at a ceremony at the Library of
Congress in June. In past years, the guests at the event have included
Supreme Court, federal and state court judges, law school deans, and
lawyers from firms and corporations throughout the country.

You can contact Anne Nelson if you have any questions about this
competition.

Thanks… greg