Law Clerk | Linguaphile | Lebenskünstler

Boz DelMundo studies law in Atlanta, GA, graduating 2027. He is Legislative and Case Summaries Editor on the John Marshall Law Journal and works with Attorney Sam Starks, Sanctuary of the South, and other firms focused on civil rights litigation, criminal defense, and immigration.

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Welcome,

Right now – I am seeking collaborators with experience in immigration law, federal courts, and immigration advocacy to assist with the Habeas Initiative, a group dedicated to providing representation for non-citizens indefinitely held in federal detention facilities.

Secondly – in an effort to address “justice deserts” in rural Georgia, I am also seeking collaborators for a project called the “Georgia Justice Bus.” The Georgia Justice Bus wants to connect with communities and learn how we can address gaps in quality legal representation and education in rural areas of Georgia.

In addition to the above, I am actively developing lawyering skills under mentors in immigration, civil rights, and criminal defense. If you’re working in these fields and looking for support, I bring real commitment and a track record of contributing to the teams I work with. Reach out via “contact” or view my resume.

On an entirely different note ~ I want to help you learn a foreign language! Before studying law – the study of languages was my primary discipline (more accurately, obsession). Having learned several languages myself, I have experience to share on this subject. I don’t have a magic potion for you but I can certainly offer a lot of clarity on what to expect and perhaps, the best way to approach language learning if that’s something you strive to do.

Thank you for stopping by.

– Boz DelMundo