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OUTSTANDING SERVICE AWARD
The Fellows of the American
Bar Foundation (ABF)
honored Myles Lynk, former
D.C. Bar president and
dean of Emeritus College
at Arizona State University,
with the 2025 Outstanding
Service Award for his exceptional
commitment
to advocacy for civil rights
throughout his career. The ABF reception was
held in Phoenix, Arizona, on February 1.
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