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Washington, DC, US

Arlington, Virginia, United States

Coming up with solutions in Congress, state legislatures, and federal and state agencies—finding new ways to defend Americans’ liberties from government overreach and abuse.Focused on property rights, separation of powers, economic liberty, free speech, and equality before the law.

Virginia

State Budget Solutions is non-partisan, non-profit organization focused on engaging state leaders, journalists and others on positive reforms to improve the way that government does business. As editor, I research and write on a wide range of issues including unions and labor law, pensions, Medicaid and federalism. I am also a supervisor. As counsel, I.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Researched policy issues for nonprofit clients, most frequently working for the Center for Union Facts. In that role I maintained and updated LaborPains.org with new, daily content and researched labor law issues. I also worked on client matters regarding consumer freedom and choices.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

"Overcriminalization" is the word used to describe a complex problem with American criminal law: - proliferation of criminal laws at the federal level- use of criminal punishment for regulatory and other traditionally civil law violations- the lack of a criminal intent requirementMy fellowship at the Heritage Foundation focused on this initiative, which.

Arlington, VA

Participated in a highly-selective management and leadership development program based on Market Based Management. I learned about the foundations of free-market economic thought and how to apply those principles to non-profit management.

Newark, NJ

In my first law firm experience, I worked with the partners for the New Jersey office on insurance defense litigation. I researched case law and briefed partners to assist them in trial and deposition preparation. I reviewed depositions, trial exhibits, and other documents for some of our biggest cases.

Newark, NJ

The Circuit Review publishes scholarly legal articles analyzing recent developments in all areas of the law at the federal appellate level. As editor-in-chief, I added a new section to the Review with case summaries of the most important circuit splits and first impressions, as selected by the editorial board.

Newark, NJ

My primary responsibilities revolved around the various state professional boards--writing briefs, motions and complaints on behalf of the Attorney General and the boards for administrative law proceedings, hearings and investigations.

Newark, NJ

Drafted response briefs for habeas corpus motions in the District of New Jersey and conducted research for assistant U.S. attorneys.

Hackensack. NJ

Judge Lipton presided over the Bergen County drug court and handled municipal appeals. I drafted bench memorandums for those appeals and also completed pre-sentence and violation of probation summaries.

Newark, NJ

Drafted appellate and response briefs for post conviction relief and sentence amendment petitions and helped to prepare evidence for assistant prosecutors in the Homicide Unit.

Williamsburg, VA

Defined the mission and led The Virginia Informer. The newspaper is the only editorially and financially independent newspaper at the College of William & Mary. The Informer's mission is to engage its readers via responsible journalism and in-depth reporting, while fostering and giving voice to opinions that are often shut out by the campus establishment.

Juris Doctor

Activities and Societies: Honor Council, Federalist Society, The Cross Examiner (newspaper)

B.A., Government, American Studies

Activities and Societies: The Virginia Informer (newspaper), College Republicans, Student Assembly Senate

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