Halpern

[hal-pern]

noun

1. Daniel, born 1945, U.S. poet and editor.

Example Sentences

Carley Palmer, a former federal prosecutor in L.A. who is now a partner at Halpern May Ybarra Gelberg, said the grand jury’s repeated rejection of cases was “a strong indication that the priorities of the prosecutor’s office are out of sync with the priorities of the general community.”

From Los Angeles Times

When built with ethical frameworks and used under clinical supervision, tools like Xaia can support genuine therapeutic progress, functioning more like digital journals — a modern twist on the paper workbooks given to patients decades ago, said Jodi Halpern, a professor of bioethics and medical humanities at the UC Berkeley School of Public Health.

From Los Angeles Times

“People can experience the app as another,” Halpern said.

From Los Angeles Times

Halpern noted there is a difference between clinically approved mental health tools and those with no oversight.

From Los Angeles Times

“I think it looks like he was trying to shore up evidence to find the result he was looking for. The fact that he went outside the office is an indication he wasn’t getting the support that he wanted from the prosecutors within the office,” said Carley Palmer, a former federal prosecutor in Los Angeles, who is now a partner at Halpern May Ybarra Gelberg LLP.

From Los Angeles Times