Jerome Cohen
Jerome Cohen was a distinguished American law professor and a pioneering figure in Asian law studies, recognized as the first American to practice law in China. He dedicated much of his career to advocating for human rights in Taiwan and China, mentoring significant political figures such as former Taiwanese President Ma Ying-jeou and former Vice President Annette Lu during his time at Harvard Law School. Cohen's legal expertise extended to criminal justice reform and international law, and he played a crucial role in high-profile cases, including representing the widow of Taiwanese-American dissident Henry Liu. His influence on legal education and human rights advocacy in Asia marked him as a vital figure in the region's legal landscape.
Born on Jan 01, 1928 (97 years old)
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Jerome Cohen, who taught former president Ma Ying-jeou and former vice president Annette Lu, died on Monday.
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