Dieter Ernesto Tejada, a 2017 graduate of Vanderbilt Law School, has founded the National Justice Impact Bar Association.
A stint in prison set Dieter Tejada on the path to law school. Now, he hopes to marshal lawyers with personal experience in the criminal justice system to push for reform.
August 07, 2019 at 12:53 PM
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Dieter Tejada is far from your typical law grad. While spending more than four months in a Connecticut prison at age 19, he decided law school was in his future.
A decade later, Tejada has a J.D. from Vanderbilt University Law School and a big dream: He’s starting a bar association specifically for lawyers and law students who have been incarcerated—those who are “justice impacted” in his parlance.
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