Living Justice. Living Leadership.

Part two of Dean Fisher's conversation author, entrepreneur and attorney Marc Morgenstern.

Marc is the Managing Partner and Founder of early-stage investor Blue Mesa Partners, as well as Mentor-at-Large for The House Fund at UC Berkeley and its portfolio companies. He has taught Street Smart Startups at UC Berkeley.

He's a veteran dealmaker and entrepreneur with 400+ successful transactions and billions of dollars of buying, selling, and financing innovative and disruptive businesses from Silicon Valley to Shanghai as principal, advisor, or counsel. Marc is a passionate Deadhead as well as a

 Marc speaks and writes about deals, negotiating, investors,

He earned his BA from Yale and JD from Boston University.

Dean Fisher interviews Marc Morgenstern, the Managing Partner and Founder of early-stage investor Blue Mesa Partners, as well as Mentor-at-Large for The House Fund at UC Berkeley and its portfolio companies. He has taught Street Smart Startups at UC Berkeley.

He's a veteran dealmaker and entrepreneur with 400+

 Marc speaks and writes about deals, negotiating, investors,

He earned his BA from Yale and JD from Boston University.

In this third and final installment, Judge Burt Griffin dives into his time with the Warren Commission. Griffin reflects on his team uncovering how Oswald's eroding home-life, coupled with Oswald's desire to defect to Communist Cuba and the evidence in the Zapruder film that ultimately poked holes in the conspiracy theories deriving from that fateful November day.

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In 1964, now-retired Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge Burt Griffin served as Assistant Counsel to the Warren Commission with responsibility of investigating whether Jack Ruby was part of a conspiracy to assassinate President Kennedy or murder Lee Harvey Oswald. Judge Griffin, who recently published a book, “JFK, Oswald,and Ruby: Politics, Prejudice and Truth,” details little known facts and fascinating historical insights and context regarding the investigation. This is a special interview with Dean Fisher on the 60th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

In the second installment of our three-part series with Judge Burt Griffin, we explore the motives of Lee Harvey Oswald leading up to that fateful November day in Dallas and how ideological differences with U.S. Army General Edwin Walker might have led to Oswald's assassination John F. Kennedy.

Then, Griffin details the timeline for Jack Ruby, a businessman from Chicago, who's deteriorating mental state led him to be at the Dallas Police Headquarters on the day accused JFK shooter Lee Harvey Oswald was to be transported.

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In 1964, now-retired Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge Burt Griffin served as Assistant Counsel to the Warren Commission with responsibility of investigating whether Jack Ruby was part of a conspiracy to assassinate President Kennedy or murder Lee Harvey Oswald. Judge Griffin, who recently published a book, “JFK, Oswald,and Ruby: Politics, Prejudice and Truth,” details little known facts and fascinating historical insights and context regarding the investigation. This is a special interview with Dean Fisher on the 60th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

In 1964, now-retired Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge Burt Griffin served as Assistant Counsel to the Warren Commission with responsibility of investigating whether Jack Ruby was part of a conspiracy to assassinate President Kennedy or murder Lee Harvey Oswald.

In this first of three episodes, we learn about who Judge Burt Griffin is, how he was brought into the Warren Commission investigation, and the real truth behind the John F. Kennedy assassination on November 22, 1963.

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Judge Griffin, who recently published a book, “JFK, Oswald,and Ruby: Politics, Prejudice and Truth,” details little known facts and fascinating historical insights and context regarding the investigation. This is a special interview with Dean Fisher on the 60th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

Dean Lee Fisher continues his conversation with Judge Clifton Newman '76, going more in depth on Judge Newman's high-profile cases, including the Alex Murdaugh trial.

Dean Lee Fisher interviews CSU|LAW alumnus Judge Clifton Newman '76 about his life, legal career and high profile cases on which he presided, including the Alex Murdaugh double murder trial.

Dean Fisher talks with Judge Dan Polster, U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Ohio, about his career and the high profile cases in which he presided, including the bellwether opioid trial. Judge Polster shares his leadership lessons and answers questions from the Dean's CSU|LAW Leadership students.

Lee Fisher speaks to Justice Melody Stewart '88, the first Black

Lee Fisher continues his conversation with Richard Cordray, discussing his key positions in both the Obama and Biden administrations.