Meet the members of the Arizona State Sports & Entertainment Law Journal! We look forward to highlighting all of our incredible members and learning more about their accomplishments! Amelia Barton is a current 2L from Boise, Idaho. This year, Amelia is an associate editor for SELJ. Amelia worked at the Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation, and Reentry this past summer. She went to ASU for her undergraduate degree in Political Science. After law school, Amelia would like to either work in criminal defense or in the entertainment industry. She enjoys photography, reading, and the gym.
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2moWay to go Amelia Barton!