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Genevieve R. Cline
Genevieve Rose Cline (b. in Warren, Ohio July 2, 1879, d. October 25, 1959)〔(Federal Judiciary History ); retrieved 2008-06-15〕 was an American jurist. In 1928, she became the first woman named to the federal judiciary, serving as a Judge for the United States Customs Court.
==Early years==
On the 1880 Census, she was listed as "Jennie Rose" Cline, one of the four children of Edward and Mary Cline. Her mentor seems to have been her brother John, who became a lawyer and would let his sister Genevieve come to court in Cleveland to watch him. As a result, she became fascinated by the legal profession. ("Ohio Woman...," 1928) By 1913, she had begun to work as a clerk at her brother's law office, and that led her to decide to pursue a legal career of her own. (McLaughlin, 1940) Cline took courses at Oberlin College, in Oberlin, Ohio, and graduated from Baldwin-Wallace College in Berea, Ohio with her Bachelor of Laws degree in 1921. She was admitted to the Ohio bar that year.
〔(Genevieve R. Cline ), brief biography; retrieved 2008-06-15.〕 (She studied during the years from 1899 through 1926 that Baldwin University's law department was known as Cleveland Law School, one of the predecessors of the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law at Cleveland State University.) 〔("Cleveland-Marshall Law School," ''Encyclopedia of Cleveland History'' ); retrieved 2008-06-15.〕
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