Honorable Mary Elizabeth Bullock

Honorable Mary Elizabeth Bullock is recognized by Continental Who’s Who as a Pinnacle Lifetime Member in the field of Law in recognition of her role as a Retired Judge and Author of “Judging Me.”

Prior to her appointment as Judge, Honorable Mary Elizabeth Bullock was a respected Business Law Professor at the University Of San Diego School Of Business and in the joint JDMBA program where she taught business and legal ethics. In her previous capacity, Ms. Bullock had her own legal firm where she practiced employment law as a trial litigator. Having worked with larger law firms as a trial litigator in employment law cases, Ms. Bullock served as an elected official, mayoral appointee, and mediator for the Better Business Bureau, California State Bar Probation Monitor and Special Deputy Trial Counsel for violations of Judicial Cannons for the California State Bar. Establishing herself as a prominent professional in the industry, Ms. Bullock is revered for her outstanding contributions to the legal profession.

While pursuing his educational endeavors, Ms. Bullock attended the University of San Diego School of Law and School of Business where she obtained her Juris Doctor Degree and Masters in Business Administration degree in Employment and Business Law.

To further enhance her professional development, Ms. Bullock is an esteemed member of several prominent organizations including the National Association of Professional Women.

Charitable to various organizations, Ms. Bullock is an avid supporter of the Rights of Children to be free from Childhood Sexual Abuse. Board Member of SAFE Coalition for Human Rights, Ms. Bullock is the current Chairwoman of Butterfly Dreams, member of San Diego Women Leaders, and is a prominent Global Goodwill Ambassador and Judiciary Civil Rights Judge against sex trafficking and child sexual abuse.

In recognition of her many professional accolades, Ms. Bullock is the recipient of the Warrior Award 2013-Voices Amplified.

When she is not working, Ms. Bullock enjoys reading and watching crime dramas on television.

Ms. Bullock dedicates this recognition to her daughter, Kristie Berrell and her son, Mike Berrell.

A distinguished scholar, Ms. Bullock has authored “Judging Me,” a memoir that describes a hard-won life of achievement. She finds success in spite of being blind, and being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis and systemic lupus, and despite being abused as a child. Her book is available for purchase on Amazon.

For more information, please visit www.amazon.com/Judging- Me-Mary-Elizabeth-Bullock/dp/1489593373.