Cody Davis will be joining the office this fall as our new intern.  Cody is a third-year law student at Campbell University School of Law. While in law school, Cody also received his Master’s of Public Administration from North Carolina State University.  Prior to law school, Cody received his Bachelor’s from North Carolina State University where he studied political science with minors in criminology and philosophy.  Cody has previously worked at the Legislative Analysis Div

Jonathon Woodruff is a 23-year-old native of Winston-Salem, N.C.  He moved to Durham, N.C. to attend North Carolina Central University and graduated with a B.A. in Psychology.  Jonathon then moved to Raleigh, N.C. and enrolled at Campbell University School of Law.  He is a rising 3L student and will serve as the President of the Black Law Student Association and a 3L Representative to the Student Bar Association this upcoming year.  Jonathon has previously interned with Attor

Evan Lee is a rising third year student at Campbell Law School. Originally from Greenville, North Carolina, Evan moved to Raleigh in 2007 to attend North Carolina State University. After receiving a degree in History and Social Studies education, he taught social studies at Heritage High School and Broughton High School in Wake County. Evan previously interned with the Department of Public Instruction in the Summer of 2015 and again in the Spring of 2016.  Evan received a pub

Habekah Cannon is a second-year law student at North Carolina Central School of Law. She is a summa cum laude graduate of the esteemed Hampton University, where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice. She was motivated to enroll in law school out of a love for public service and desire to advocate for juveniles. Habekah is very passionate about promoting positive change in the juvenile justice system. In addition to law school, Habekah serves as a Guardian ad Li

My name is Alexandra (Allie) Michelle Maccioli. I grew up in Raleigh, North Carolina and attended St. David’s high school and graduated in 2010. After high school, I studied at the University of South Carolina where I double majored in Political Science and Criminal Justice.  I graduated in 2014 and began at Campbell Law School, where I am currently a 2L. From a young age I knew I wanted a career with the law; I was especially eager about the criminal sector. I worked in the

Katie Tysinger is a rising 3L student at Campbell Law, and recently joined the Office of the Juvenile Defender as a summer intern. Originally from Cary NC, Katie attended the University of South Carolina (Go Gamecocks!), where she earned a bachelor’s degree in Experimental Psychology. Upon graduating, she made the decision to return to the Raleigh area and attend Campbell Law to pursue a career in juvenile justice. Katie’s specific interests within the juvenile justice field

Our office hosts interns and externs from law schools across the state throughout the year. Our interns work on a variety of policy and training issues that assist North Carolina Juvenile Defenders to better advocate for their clients. We are currently accepting resumes for interns for the Spring 2015 semester, as well as Summer 2015. Take a look around our website, and if you are currently enrolled in law school and are interested in working with our office, please send your