James Clausell

Dynamic and results-oriented professional with a background in case management at the University of Pennsylvania and legal support roles within NJDOC. Excelled in problem-solving and organization, significantly enhancing client service and legal team efficiency. Demonstrated expertise in case documentation and multitasking, with a commitment to maintaining high standards of compliance and confidentiality.

Served as a Peer Support Specialist at the Center for Carceral Communities. In the Peer Support role with the Center, under the University of Pennsylvania, worked with The Center's Alternative Felony Diversion (AFD) gun violence prevention program, co-facilitating weekly therapeutic groups; provided outreach, case management, and crisis intervention to participants; aan used legal expertise to support participants in Court hearings and other legal proceedings.

In the process of completing bachelor's Degree from Rutgers University, applicant was awarded a Scholarship to participate in a comparative Criminal Justice in the UK program, a Study Abroad program which explored the development of the Criminal Justice system in the United Kingdom which included visiting law schools in London, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Dublin, and Belfast as foundational to understanding all components of Criminal Justice in the United Kingdom.