Serena Nunn went from federal prison inmate to the University of Michigan Law School to Georgia public defender. The final chapter in her extraordinary journey: a pardon from President Obama--with help from Quinn Emanuel partner Sam Sheldon.
December 22, 2016 at 12:08 AM
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“Screaming and crying.” That’s how Serena Nunn described her joyful reaction when President Obama issued her a pardon on Monday.
Like many of the 78 ex-felons pardoned this week, Nunn had been convicted of a low-level drug offense. But her story is unique. After spending more than a decade in federal prison, she graduated from the University of Michigan Law School and is now a state public defender in Atlanta.
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