Biographical Information:
Dorislee Jackson is a Felony Prosecutor with the Louisville Prosecutor's
Office. Prior to returning to Kentucky, Ms. Jackson clerked for
the Honorable Margaret Stanton McBride of the Illinois Appellate
Court and worked as a bankruptcy and litigation associate at Arnstein
& Lehr. She also previously clerked for the Honorable James
Keller of the Kentucky Supreme Court.
Ms. Jackson received her Bachelors Degree in Liberal Studies from the
Whitney Young Honors College at Kentucky State University, where she received
such honors as Student Government Association Volunteer of the Year and
Outstanding Senior Thesis. At Chicago-Kent, she was a member of the national
trial advocacy team, which she now coaches. She was also actively involved
with the Student Bar Association, the Kent Justice Foundation, and the
Chicago-Kent Advocates.
While in Chicago Ms. Jackson served as co-chair to the Chicago
Bar Association's Young Lawyers Section Creative Arts Committee,
was a member of the editorial staff of the Illinois State Bar
Journal, and volunteered with Recordings for the Blind & Dyslexic.
She was also a member of the New Millennium Theatre Company and
appeared in local theatre performances.
Writings:
2002 Honors Scholar Seminar Paper:
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