Notes on contributors

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS

Ashley N. Arrington is a Texas attorney specializing in business and

human rights law. She holds a business degree from the University

of Texas at Arlington, a law degree from Texas A&M University

School of Law, and an advanced law degree in both human rights and

international business law from Northeastern University School of Law.

Having recently transitioned from a position at Harvard University, she

currently works as a contract attorney and volunteers with a number of

non-prot organizations focused on children’s legal and human rights.

Jamil Balga works in the elds of political and U.N. aairs at a diplomatic

mission. He earned his LL.M. in Human Rights and Criminal Justice

at the School of Law of University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom and

an M.A. with specialization in International Law from the University

of Bonn, Germany.

Joshua T. Carback is a rising third year law student at the University of

Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law. Mr. Carback graduated

summa cum laude from Geneva College in 2014 with a Bachelors of

Arts degree, majoring in Political Science and double minoring in

History and Philosophy. Mr. Carback currently serves as the Executive

Symposium/Articles editor of the Maryland Law Review, and on the

Myerowtiz Committee of the Francis King Carey Law School Moot

Court Board. He is scheduled to graduate with a Juris Doctorate in

May, 2017. His scholarship includes Note, Ocasio v. United States:

Why the Hobbs Act Punishes Co-conspirator Extortion, 75 M. L. R.

E (2016), and Public Takings for Private Use: A Maryland Case

Study in Nineteenth Century Railway Expansionism, 3 P. L. J. 46

(2016).

David J. Cook has been practicing in the area of enforcement of

judgments, provisional remedies and collection of debts for more

41 years. Other members of the bar consult with Mr. Cook on all

aspects of pre and post judgment remedies. Mr. Cook is the author of

Debt Collector's Handbook (ABA, 2014) and Collection, Demand and

Commercial Letters (ABA, 2015), and soon to be published Insolvency

Explained (ABA). Mr. Cook is the author of over 100 articles which

have been cited in the case law and other articles.