Who They Were Before Law School I
They were a paramedic in Louisiana
Who is Conor?
They were an Assistant Editor and staff writer for undergrad student paper.
Who is Nya?
They were an adjunct professor at St. John’s University.
Who is Julia?
They were an English and US History educator for high school students.
Who is Jennifer?
Where you can find the prohibition against excessive bail.
What is the 8th Amendment?
They were a tutor at NYPL.
Who is Ilma?
They taught English and Anthropology in Kyrgyzstan.
Who is Caitlyn?
They were an Elizabeth Warren for President volunteer.
Who is Isabel?
They were an intern for the LA Public Defender as an undergrad.
Who is Josh?
The statute that gives judges the power to lower sentences to survivors of domestic violence.
What is the DVSJA?
They were awarded a Fulbright.
Who is Clare?
They have a Masters in Public Health.
Who is Dan?
They were a funeral transporter guiding families through the process.
Who is Oscar?
They were a homelessness prevention case worker.
Who is Aaron?
The motion to file if the facts alleged in the Criminal Court complaint don’t make out each element of the crime charged.
What is a motion to dismiss for facial insufficiency?
They have exhibited their paintings and drawings at galleries across NYC.
Who is James?
They were the Features Editor for undergrad student paper.
Who is Zarah?
They were an Instructor for the Women’s Studies Teaching Collective
Who is Libranece?
As an undergrad they conducted award-nominated research on conditions in US carceral settings.
Who is Taylor?
In Batson v. Kentucky the Supreme Court ruled that this practice of prosecutors was unconstitutional.
What is using peremptory challenges to exclude jurors on the basis of race?
They were a legal intern at an immigration law firm.
Who is Haifa?
They are an American Academy of Poets prize winner.
Who is Hannah?
They were a substitute teacher for the NYC Dept of Education
Who is Kelsey?
They designed and taught several courses to people incarcerated in Hawaii and California.
Who is Alex?
Where you can find the accused’s explicit right to testify at their trial.
What is nowhere? – the Supreme Court ruled that it is implicit in the right against self-incrimination