Drewry Nash Fennell, the executive director of the Delaware Criminal Justice Council, received the 2010 Mary Philbrook Award on Sept. 28 from the Women’s Law Caucus at Rutgers Law School-Camden. The award, named after the first woman admitted to the New Jersey bar, recognizes the achievements of a leading advocate for civil rights, social justice and equality. Fennell leads the Criminal Justice Council, an independent body that advocates for a collaborative, fair and efficient system.
Drewry Nash Fennell poses next to a portrait of Mary Philbrook, N.J.’s first woman lawyer, before being recognized for her social-justice achievements.
Archer Partner Honored as Camden Professional Lawyer of the Year
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