She currently serves as a Deputy City Attorney, working on equity initiatives. She was a founding board member of IJDH through 2008 and returned to the Board in 2012. Judy was a BAI volunteer attorney in early 2001, then remained in Port-au-Prince to serve the second Aristide administration as Legal Counsel through 2004. Before moving to Oregon, she served for ten years as an Assistant Attorney General in New York. Her experiences include advocacy on behalf of survivors of domestic violence, civil rights and consumer fraud litigation, and a federal judicial clerkship. Judy graduated from Brooklyn Law School and Emory University.