For as long as Blair Hornstine can recall, she has always been fascinated with the nuances and operation of the American legal system. As a young child, Blair often accompanied her father into crowded courtrooms to hear arguments before juries and judges. Thereafter, Blair had the privilege to observe trials when her father became a judge. These vivid experiences imbued in Blair with a deep respect for how our legal system worked to provide individuals with “equal justice under law.” This concept, that the law has been established to safeguard each person’s constitutionally guaranteed rights and privileges, served as the backbone of Blair’s understanding of the law, and encouraged her to become an attorney
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Blair Hornstine’s unique experience has encouraged and prepared her to become an attorney specializing in poverty law. Armed with her new perception of the concept that underlies the judicial system – equal justice under law – Blair hopes to obtain a law degree so that she may serve as an advocate for those who cannot afford representation. In this manner, Blair will work in the legal aid sector to narrow the gulf that exists between the rich and poor in our system of law. Hopefully, with her determination and diligence, Blair will be able to ensure that her original conception of our legal system, where every individual is able to obtain equal justice, regardless of race, religion, or socio-economic position, becomes a reality for every American.