Douglas J. Callahan

I was born in Ann Arbor, Michigan on the day of my Father's graduation from the University of Michigan Law School. I graduated from Fenton High School as a Member of the National Honor Society. I served my classmates as their Vice President of Student Council, Sophmore Class President, Vice President of Senior High Student Council, Law Day Judge. In addition I played and lettered in tennis my Sophmore, Junior and Senior years. I earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Humanities Pre-Law from Michigan State University. At MSU I served my classmates as Floor President of Wilson Hall, Member of the Men's Hall Association student government for all dormitories, Chair of the Dean's Student Advisory Committee for the College of Arts and Letters, Chair of the Dean's Student Advisory Committee for Interdisciplinary Studies, Legal Aid Director for the Associated Students of Michigan State. I was a member of Delta Tau Delta Fraternity. In law school at the Detroit College of Law, I was Parlaimentarian for the Student Senate, Vice President of the Student Senate and Senior Class President. After graduating from law school I became Assistant Fenton City Attorney and Fenton Attorney for 26 years. I ran for the United States House of Representative, became an Attorney and Counselor to the Supreme Court of the United States, served as a President of the Fenton Community & Cultural Center. I enjoyed Spring Meadows Country Club as a Member, learned to fly hot air balloons, pubiished books of fiction and poetry and was a speaker to the Michigan Association of Prosecuting Attorneys.

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Michigan

State Bar of Michigan

Since 1975

6th Circuit

U.S. Supreme Court

Since 1984

Past President (16 years) Board Member

Fenton Community & Cultural Center

Current

Douglas J. Callahan, Attorney at Law

Current

Fenton City Attorney

City of Fenton, MI

1986 - 2001

I represented the City of Fenton in litigation against Grand Trunk Western Railway Company in the US Supreme Court that led to gates at all railway crossings within the corporate limits of the City of Fenton.

Michigan State University

J.D. | Criminal Defense, Appeals, Municipal Law, Zoning, Real Property Law, Trusts, Probate, Criminal Defense, Drunk Driving Defense,

1975

I am actively practicing law at my law offices conveniently located at 242 West Caroline Street, Fenton, MI My phone number for free initial conferences is (810) 955-5248. My e-mail for no charge initial information for retainers is djcall242@gmail.com

Honors: Blue Key National Honorary, Graduated with "Honors," President of Senior Law Class, Student Senate,

Activities: Delta Tau Delta Fraternity, Chair Dean's Student Advisory Committee for College of Arts and Letters, Chair Dean's Student Advisory Committee for Interdisciplinary Studies, Legal Aid Director for Associated Students of Michigan State University

Michigan State University

B.A.

1971

Blue Key National Honorary Member

Blue Key National Honorary Association

This is an honorary for leadership and scholastic achievements.

Michigan State Bar  # 25350

Member

Current

Attorney and Counselor to the Supreme Court of the United States

Current

Activities: Drafted and filed two briefs that were accepted by the US Supreme Court.

Appellant’s Anicus Brief on Appeal in the same sex marriage case on behalf of the National Family Civily Rights Center

Declaration of the Celebration for the City of Fenton159 th Anniversary.

Douglas J. Callahan

Poetic Variations

Douglas J. Callahan

The Darkside of Oil

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The You Approach to Rezoning

Douglas J. Callahan

June 5, 1999

President Fenton Community & Cultural Center, Introduced Governor Jennifer Granholm to the People of the City of Fenton.

Principal Speaker, Michigan Prosecuting Attorneys Annual Conference, Flint, MI

October 15, 1999

Michigan Association of Prosecuting Attorneys

I spoke to our group on methods of excellence in criminal case jury instruction.

Stephen Minister

Germantown Presbyterian Church

2016

Certificate of Appreciation for Years of Service as President

Fenton Community Center Board of Governors

2012

Hole in One at Doral Country Club

Titleist & Footjoy Chief Executive Officer

1998

Attorney and Counsellor of the Supreme Court of the United States

Supreme Court of the United States of America

1991

Attorney and Counsellor of the United States District Court for the Eastern and Western District

United States District Court

1991

City Attorney for the City of Fenton, Michigan

City of Fenton

1987

Attorney and Counsellor of the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit

United States Court of Appeals

1977

Member in Full and Regular Standing

Delta Tau Delta Fraternity

1975

Blue Key Honorary

Michigan State University

1975

Legal Aid Director

Michigan State University

1975

Chair of the Deans Student Advisory for the College of Arts and Letters

Michigan State University

1975

Chair of the Dean's Student Advisory Committee for the Interdisciplinary Studies

Michigan State University

1975

Degree of Bachelor of Arts with Honor

Michigan State University

1971