ANGELA FRITZ REYES - IOWA LAWYER SINCE 1998
WASHBURN UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL, Topeka, KS; Graduated 1998.Criminal Law, Property, Contracts, Civil and Criminal Procedure, Torts, Legal Research & Writing, and Evidence, Pretrial and Trial Advocacy, Forensic Science, Wills & Estates, Native American Law, Capital Punishment, Constitutional History, Rural Law, Bankruptcy, Water Rights, Family Law, Trusts, Products Liability, Secured Transactions, Business Associations, Con Law II, and Workers Compensation.
Extracurricular Activities:
NOMINATED MOOT COURT
PUBLIC INTEREST LAW CLUB
ENVIRONMENTAL LAW CLUB
WOMEN'S LEGAL FORUM
PHI ALPHA DELTA MEMBER
ST. AMBROSE UNIVERSITY, Davenport, IA; Graduated 1996; Masters Degree in Criminal Justice with emphasis and concentration in Organizational Administration
Masters Degree Related Courses: Business Communication & Psychology, Macroeconomics, Criminology, Organizational Theory, Educational Research & Statistics, Crime Policy Analysis, Organizational Development & Leadership, Criminal Justice Organization Administration, and Human Resource Management Extracurricular Activities:
GRADUATE STUDENT GOVERNMENT
ACADEMY FOR CRIMINAL JUSTICE SCIENCESQUAD CITY BIG BROTHER / SISTER PROGRAM
MARYCREST UNIVERSITY, Davenport, IA; 1992; Bachelor of Arts Degree in Legal Studies and Certificate in Legal Assistant Training;
Extracurricular Activities
ADULT EDUCATION COMMITTEE
PRE-LAW CLUB
PREVIOUS EMPLOYMENT
*Kaplan College, Adjunct Professor 2003-2005
*KANSAS LEGISLATURE, 1998 Lobbyist.
*OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF KANSAS -Law Clerk for Assistant Attorney General of Criminal, researching criminal issues and appellate issues such as death penalty issues and habeas corpus relief, writing briefs, prepare memos and research issues for murder trials throughout Kansas.
*SHAWNEE COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE, Licensed Legal Intern in Domestic Battery and General Criminal Prosecutor under KS Rule 709. Represent victims in Domestic Violence Crimes; Refer victims to programs for assistance; Help victims obtain restraining orders; Interview witnesses; Evaluate evidence; Review police reports; Resolve cases by either dismissal or plea agreement or trial; Represent the County Attorneys office at hearings, motions, in misdemeanor cases; Review defendants history and make recommendations for sentencing and bond; Draft plea agreements; and assisted attorneys as needed.
