Max Tinter Email & Phone Number

Atlanta, Ga, Us

- Just Sentencing Project- Conduct legal research on North Carolina cases involving the state’s cruel or unusual punishment clause. - Digest parole records for clients who have been incarcerated for decades.

Memphis, Tennessee, United States

- Researched and drafted memos on legal issues, including topics like relating badges and incidents of slavery to gun rights.- Mooted attorneys in preparation for oral arguments in front of the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals.- Analyzed, catalogued, and categorizye large volumes of digital evidentiary materials into concise work product.- Collaborated with attorneys, investigators, and other legal staff to brainstorm client-centered defense theories.- Managed the technical operations of exhibit presentation during federal criminal court proceedings.

- Write policy memos, bill summaries, and position statements on proposed legislation in the state General Assembly and other relevant issues.- Track legislation on voting rights and other ACLU-GA policy areas.- Create work product to aid in the targeted lobbying of State Assembly Members.- Aided in the facilitation in the Deputy Registrar program in the lead up to Georgia’s runoff elections.

Washington D.C.

-Tutor students on how to improve their writing.  -Review student writing in one-on-one sessions.

-Worked on the Policing, Courts, and Census teams.-Spearheaded the research and writing of a report on low-level criminal offenses. -Conducted background research on a plethora of policies and topics relating to each of the issue areas.-Drafted blog posts and fact sheets for the organization’s website.

-Researched directly under Professor Isaac Unah.-Investigated the existence (or lack thereof) of anti-recidivism programs funded and run by state governments.-Distinguished variation between programs for inmates and recently released inmates.

-Worked on the Jail Data Initiative.-Assisted in the creation of a database of all the county jails in the United States by collecting relevant information about the jails.

-Help train a dozen new Writing Center tutors on best practices-Share personal experiences to illuminate lessons-Arrange for other tutors to come in and share personal experiences

-Investigated files of primary sources for relevant case information.  -Transcribed jail calls and interviews and noted relevant information.  -Developed legal research skills.

Washington D.C.

-Acted as a resource and point of contact for Jewish students newly arriving on at a Catholic university.  -Connected first year students to community organizations and opportunities of interest.  -Assisted in the organization and coordination of Jewish Life events.

Atlanta, Georgia

-Researched and consulted for a documentary being produced by Netflix.  -Itemized old files and digitized them.  -Reviewed open cases and recommended next steps.  -Assisted in communications including writing content for the website, filing Open Record requests, and fielding phone calls.

Augusta, Georgia

-Consulted on performance of candidate during public events.  -Talked to voters on a plethora of issues.  -Drafted emails to be sent to voters.

Doctor Of Law - Jd

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Government-- Honors Program

Senior Thesis -- A Broken Table: How the Negotiation of Society’s Carceral Bargain Aided in America’s Mass Incarceration Crisis