Rachel Robinson Deputy District Attorney Juvenile Unit, Chair of the Committee on Diversity Recruitment and Retention
Denver District Attorney's Office
RWR614@gmail.com
424-262-3468
Graduating Class: 2020
Industry: Law, Public Safety, Corrections & Security
BIO
Friendly, enthusiastic lawyer who speaks 3 languages and currently works as a prosecutor. My job is to vindicate the rights of victims and witnesses of crime while upholding the U.S. and Colorado Constitutions for all citizens. I am also Chair of the Diversity Recruitment and Retention Committee which I created with the full support of the elected District Attorney Beth McCann. I am leading 13 other prosecutors and support staff in executing a 5-phase plan to increase diversity among prosecutors. We hope this plan will be recreated across the country.
EDUCATION
Bowling Green State University, Bachelor in Liberal Studies: Comparative Politics, Spanish
Bowling Green State University, Master of Public Administration: Leadership and Management
Washington University in St. Louis: Juris Doctoris: Public Interest Law
WORK EXPERIENCE
Assistant Circuit Attorney, St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s Office: January, 2018 – May, 2018
Deputy District Attorney, Denver District Attorney’s Office: May, 2018 – Present
PUBLICATIONS
“A Representative Democracy Requires a Representative Bureaucracy,” PA Times, February 12, 2018. https://patimes.org/representative-democracy-requires-representative-bureaucracy/
“Distributed and Collaborative Marketplaces: Blockchain Serving the Unbanked,” The Blockchain Research Institute, January 2018. https://www.blockchainresearchinstitute.org/project/distributed-and-collaborative-marketplaces/
“Requiring Alternative Financial Services Providers to Report Borrowers’ Repayment Histories Would Increase Financial Inclusion,” PA Times, November 7, 2017. https://patimes.org/requiring-alternative-financial-services-providers-report-borrowers-repayment-histories-increase-financial-inclusion/
“Purple Heart or Scarlett Letter: PTSD-Stigmatization of War Veterans,” PA Times, August 1, 2017. https://patimes.org/purple-heart-scarlett-letter-ptsd-stigmatization-war-veterans/
“Criminal Pretrial Evidentiary Rules May Violate Constitutional Privacy Rights,” PA Times, May 2, 2017. https://patimes.org/criminal-pretrial-evidentiary-rules-violate-constitutional-privacy-rights/
“Blockchain Technology Could Eliminate Medicare Fraud,” PA Times, February 14, 2017. https://patimes.org/blockchain-technology-eliminate-medicare-fraud/