Aleah Fisher ’20 is a 3L student and the Executive Articles Editor of the UMass Law Review. Prior to law school, she studied political science and criminal justice at Fitchburg State Universtity where she received a Pre-law bachelor’s degree. At Fitchburg State, Aleah was involved in Moot Court and was fortunate enough to make it to the final day of the national competition. In addition to attending law school, she works as a research assistant in the law school’s library. She is also currently an intern with the District Attorney’s office in the Attleboro District Court.
Upon graduating, Aleah intends to pursue her passion for child advocacy. She hopes to work in either the juvenile justice system, for the Department of Children and Families, or for the Department of Youth Services. As a member of the UMass Law Review, Aleah’s independent scholarly work has focused on advocating for comprehensive sex education in special education classrooms.
Aleah is one of five and currently lives in Leominster, Massachusetts, with her parents and two youngest brothers.
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