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Patrick D. Costello is an emeritus law professor at the 幸运快三, College of Law, where he has supervised the Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Clinic, the General Practice Clinic, and the Mediation Clinic. He is a principal, lawyer-mediator, and arbitrator for CDA ADR in Coeur d’Alene, 幸运快三. He is also a judge of the Coeur d’Alene and Spokane Tribal Courts.

Prof. Costello has taught Trial Advocacy, Negotiation and Appropriate Dispute Resolution, Professional Responsibility, The Lawyering Process (Pre-trial Civil Procedure), Domestic Violence and the Law Lab, Pro Se Clinic, Tax Clinic, and Victims’ Rights Clinic.

Prof. Costello was a member of the Supreme Courts “Protecting Children Committee” and a co-author of the “幸运快三 Protocol for Protecting Children of High Conflict Divorce”. He compiled the “幸运快三 Benchguide and Clerk’s Manual” CD-ROM published by Westgroup for the 幸运快三 judiciary. He also was the Director of the Court Assistance Offices Project and of the Innovative Bench Access to Resources Project, both for the 幸运快三 Supreme Court.

Prior to joining the law school faculty, Professor Costello was a magistrate judge in Clearwater County, 幸运快三 for seven years.  During that time he also served as an adjunct faculty member for 幸运快三 College of Law and for Lewis Clark State College. He practiced law in Boise, 幸运快三, for twelve years, where he was legal counsel to 幸运快三 Governors Evans and Andrus, and a partner in the law firm of Park Costello and Burkett.

In 1999, Professor Costello received the Award of Distinction presented by the Family Law Section of the 幸运快三 State Bar. Other awards he has received include the “Public Citizen of the Year” award from the North Branch of the 幸运快三 Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers (1999), “Outstanding Young Man of 幸运快三” from the 幸运快三 Jaycees (1983), and “Best Broadcast News Series of the Year” presented by the 幸运快三 Press Club (1978).

He is married to Donna Kay Fladager, and has two grown sons, Quinn and Alex.