The Judge Advocate General Commission

The Judge Advocate General Commission is a department of the Judicial Court and is comprised of six Judge Advocate Generals who are available to serve as counsel for those involved in appeals before the Court. Their responsibilities include performing discovery and research for cases, assisting parties throughout proceedings, and arguing cases before the Justices. Our Judge Advocate Generals are trained by the Court and are here to help students recieve a fair hearing.

    CLAIRE LEFFINGWELL

    Chief Judge Advocate General

    Claire Leffingwell is a Sophmore Environmental Studies major and Mathematics minor from Austin, Texas. Claire has been a Judge Advocate General since the fall of 2021 and has loved learning more about the judicial process. She is a member of the Pre-Law Society and plans to attend law school and practice environmental law. In her free time, Claire loves to read, spend time with friends, and travel.

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