NICOLE AMOS
Criminal Justice Professional · Pre-Law · Atlanta, Georgia
A Foundation Built on Service.
My path to law has been shaped by years of direct experience inside the criminal justice system. From serving in the Army National Guard to working as a Navy contractor handling federal employment records, to spending three years as a Juvenile Correctional Officer — I have seen the system from multiple vantage points.
That experience gave me something most aspiring attorneys don't have: a ground-level understanding of how justice operates in practice, not just in theory. I've worked with legal documentation, evidence preservation, motions, petitions, e-filing, and court processes firsthand. Now I'm channeling that foundation into a formal legal career with my sights set on criminal prosecution.
Work
⚖️ Dept of Juvenile Justice Corrections — 3 years as a Juvenile Correctional Officer (JCO II). Direct experience inside the juvenile justice system.
🎖️ Military — Army National Guard— MOS in Finance & Payroll Systems. Discipline, leadership, and operational integrity.
📋 Federal Service — Navy Contractor — payroll, retirement processing, and federal employee records management.
📁 Freelance Writer— Legal documentation, evidence preservation, motions, petitions, e-filing, and court processes.
EDUCATION & GOALS:
Strayer University
B.S. Criminal Justice · Minor: Homeland Security & Emergency Management
Expected Graduation: Spring 2028
Law School Goal:
My goal is to attend Georgia State University College of Law and pursue a career in criminal prosecution — bringing real-world justice experience into the courtroom.
AREAS OF INTEREST:
My professional interests are focused on the prosecution side of criminal law — where I can advocate for justice on behalf of the state and the communities most affected by crime.
Criminal Prosecution · Juvenile Justice · Public Safety Law · Solicitor General Practice · Evidence & Procedure · Homeland Security Law · Criminal Justice Reform
Contact
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I welcome professional connections, mentorship opportunities, and conversations with those who share a passion for justice and public service.[email protected]