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inlawrev-29036	Evans Barker, Sarah; Walton Pratt, Tanya; L. Pryor, Doris; McVicker Lynch, Debra	Her Honor: A Tribute to Judge Jane E. Magnus-Stinson	2025	12	.pdf	application/pdf	5362	229	57	In 1983, when Judge Stinson graduated from law school, I was serving as the United States Attorney for our district. Judge Stinson’s special gift throughout her extraordinary judicial and public service career has always been her ability and willingness to place herself into the flow of history—to establish relationships that are constructive and life- giving, to “do good work” (as Garrison Keillor says14) and to apply her strong intelligence and imagination for the common good, to advocate for and to express her strong commitment to just causes and moral behavior, and to beautifully synthesize her roles as wife/mother/daughter/sister/friend with her responsibilities as lawyer and judge—in short, to make her one precious life count, to borrow the words of the poet Mary Oliver.15 Judge Stinson has been able to achieve such wide-ranging success in large measure due to her remarkable capacity to see life whole, a capacity anchored in her clear sense of and respect for the history that has preceded her and now inspires and motivates her life-long commitment to hold the door open for others—all others, men and women alike—anyone who faces obstacles based on a deprivation of fundamental fairness or on withheld justice.	cache/inlawrev-29036.pdf	txt/inlawrev-29036.txt