Maggie Filler | Public Interest Law at SLS
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Channel: Stanford Law School · 2012 · Education
Maggie Filler, JD '12, was a Public Interest Fellow while at Stanford Law School and a leader in the community. As the 2012 Deborah L. Rhode Public Interest Award recipient, Maggie was honored for the outstanding public service she has contributed while at SLS. She organized prison policy and criminal justice seminars at San Quentin State Prison. She ran the Legal Observers Pro Bono for Stanford's National Lawyers Guild chapter and taught StreetLaw. She represented a three-striker through the Three Strikes Project, and she's working on a film about the Three Strikes law with the Documentary Film Project. Maggie is clerking for Judge Myron Thompson of the U.S. District Court of Alabama after graduation.
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