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Stetson University College of Law hosted the inaugural Wm. Reece Smith Jr. Pro Bono competition this semester, announcing three honorees on Sept. 26.<\/p>\n

Second-year law students Haley Coet, Taylor Greenberg and Melody Jacquay were honored at a special program for their outstanding volunteer service. Coet was selected as the overall winner of the competition.<\/p>\n

Professor Judith\u00a0Scully,\u00a0co-coordinator of the Social Justice Advocacy concentration and pro bono program at Stetson,\u00a0said that\u00a0the competition\u00a0was designed\u00a0as a way of honoring students who go above and beyond in volunteering their time to serve the community and address the justice gap.<\/p>\n

Haley Coet volunteers with the West Florida Center for Trafficking Advocacy. She has logged more than 200 hours with the group, which helps human trafficking survivors expunge their criminal records.<\/p>\n

\"Haley<\/a>
Haley Coet.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Coet said that her interest in helping human trafficking victims began in high school, when a mission trip to Immokalee, Florida, opened her eyes to the reality of modern day slavery. She volunteered with the Coalition for Immokalee Workers while still a teenager, and later as an undergraduate college student, started the Task Force for Human Trafficking at her church. The task force trains people to identify the victims of human trafficking, said Coet. She regularly speaks at conferences, educational and outreach events to educate people about human trafficking. In the past year, Coet started working with Miracles Outreach, a safe home that cares for children in the foster system who have been trafficked or abused in Pasco, Hillsborough and Pinellas counties. Coet explained that Miracles Outreach is a grass roots effort that started when the co-founders of the organization offered children in a poor area they encountered on the streets a safe place to stay.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe legal profession gives you an opportunity to help people,\u201d she said of her choice to attend law school. \u201cI felt Stetson was a place to sink in roots and grow,\u201d she said.
\nShortly before starting at Stetson law school, Coet met Brent Woody at a workshop on human trafficking. Woody is an attorney whose pro bono practice through the West Florida Center for Trafficking Advocacy assists the survivors of human trafficking in expunging criminal records that make it difficult for them to obtain employment and start their lives over again.<\/p>\n

\u201cHe\u2019s one of only a handful of attorneys offering this service,\u201d Coet explained. \u201cThese victims have suffered years of trauma\u2014and then they are labeled as criminals.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cSomething as small as expunging records can make a huge difference. The relationship with advocates helps them avoid being re-victimized,\u201d said Coet.<\/p>\n

After law school, Coet plans to balance a pro bono practice with private practice. She aspires to work for or possibly create an organization after law school that offers human trafficking victims services in a broad spectrum of areas, from immigration to human trafficking to family law.<\/p>\n

\u201cI know I\u2019ll be a better attorney because of pro bono work,\u201d said Coet.<\/p>\n

\"Taylor<\/a>
Taylor Greenberg,<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

***<\/p>\n

At age 15, Taylor Greenberg decided that she wanted to go to law school to speak up for others that couldn\u2019t speak for themselves.<\/p>\n

\u201cI\u2019ve always wanted to be a voice for people who have been wronged and are at their most vulnerable and in need of an advocate,\u201d said Greenberg.<\/p>\n

Today, Greenberg is a student in Stetson\u2019s Social Justice Advocacy Program. Her mentor is adjunct professor Judge Irene Sullivan.<\/p>\n

\u201cI knew of Stetson\u2019s advocacy program,\u201d said Greenberg. \u201cThe Social Justice Advocacy Program was exactly what I wanted in law school.\u201d<\/p>\n

As an undergraduate student at Florida State University, Greenberg became interested in working as a Guardian Ad Litem, an interest that has extended into law school. At Stetson, Greenberg launched Child Advocates of Stetson Law, a student organization on campus that connects and recruits Guardian ad Litem volunteers.
\nActive in the 18th and Sixth Judicial Circuit, Greenberg has advocated as a Guardian Ad Litem for 19 children and teens since 2013.<\/p>\n

\u201cA lot of times they act out because no one cares for them,\u201d said Greenberg. \u201cThey all just want to be accepted and loved.\u201d<\/p>\n

Greenberg said that Guardian Ad Litem volunteers are required to meet monthly with their assigned children to make sure that their needs are being met and that they are on track for a permanent home.<\/p>\n

\u201cA lot of times, teens spend way too many years in foster care if they are without an advocate,\u201d said Greenberg.<\/p>\n

She described one 16-year-old she was appointed to who was once failing classes, running away from his group home, and on the path to prison. Now at age 18, he is living with a foster family and is on track to graduate high school and attend college.<\/p>\n

\u201cHe said he felt no one really cared about him so he didn\u2019t care about himself until I came into his life,\u201d Greenberg said.<\/p>\n

Greenberg\u2019s student organization, Child Advocates of Stetson Law, is hosting an \u201cInspiring Youth Event.\u201d On October 22, 30 teens from the Guardian ad Litem program will be paired with 30 Stetson law students. The event will include International Child Welfare Advocate Ashley Rhodes-Courter who will speak about her experiences in foster care and overcoming adversity. Every teen will receive a signed copy of her book.<\/p>\n

\u201cAs attorneys, being able to help a person with what you know and to use those skills is the whole reason we are here,\u201d said Greenberg.<\/p>\n

\"Melody<\/a>
Melody Jacquay.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

***<\/p>\n

Student Melody Jacquay came to law school specifically to help indigent people. She has refined her focus to include poverty law, criminal defense and criminal justice reform.<\/p>\n

\u201cI believe in having a system of fairness\u2014a standard of innocence until proven guilty,\u201d said Jacquay, who recently volunteered with the Hillsborough County Public Defenders Office.\u00a0The experience of working with the Public Defenders Office was inspiring, Jacquay shared.<\/p>\n

\u201cEvery attorney I met really cared about upholding the protections of the Constitution,\u201d she said.<\/p>\n

At the Public Defenders office, Jacquay worked on a template motion to help poor clients charged with petty misdemeanors have bail waived if they cannot pay to bond out of jail. The bond motion was tailored to clients who were homeless. The motion reinforces the principle that people are innocent until proven guilty.<\/p>\n

\u201cThere is a societal lack of understanding in working with indigent clients and a stigma that poor people do bad things,\u201d said Jacquay.<\/p>\n

Jacquay explained how being caught up in the justice system for petty crimes makes it hard for people to obtain employment, and can lead to a life of crime and a cycle of poverty.
\nShe said that her work with two clients broadened her perspective of the experience of being a young black male fearing trouble with the police.<\/p>\n

Jacquay asked, \u201cHave you ever made a mistake or been accused of something you did not do?\u201d<\/p>\n

At the P.D.\u2019s office, Jacquay said she was impressed with a training program for new attorneys that urged them to think outside of the box and question police investigations. She saw firsthand how the training helped improve new attorneys\u2019 confidence.<\/p>\n

She noted how volunteering, and talking with career development helped her to strengthen her dedication to indigent defense.<\/p>\n

Jacquay said that her definition of success as an advocate is knowing that you made a difference in someone\u2019s life.<\/p>\n

\u201cEvery day, you can do work that feeds your soul,\u201d Jacquay said.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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