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James Arron Washington Jr & Ada C. Washington January 12, 1914 - August 1998 Febuary 11, 1913 - April 1991
Judge Washington's wife, Ada Collins Washington, 51 years of marriage. He is survived by four daughters, four sons, 16 grandchildren, and 11 great-grandchildren.
He graduated from Howard University in 1936, took his law degree there in 1939 and earned a master of laws degree at Harvard Law School in 1941.
James Aaron Washington Jr., a retired District of Columbia judge and Howard University law dean who helped to formulate the Supreme Court case that resulted in the 1954 decision against school segregation
Medical Marijuana
Judge James A. Washington Jr was too far ahead of its time to be recognized as a signal achievement. It was the decision of Washington, D.C. Superior Court Judge James A. Washington Jr in the case of United States v. Robert Randall that led to the federal government creating an “investigational new drug protocol” back in the Jimmy Carter era. The case was tried over the course of two days in July, 1976.
