Podcast: Hannah Honeycutt
Hannah Honeycutt, Executive Director of the South Carolina Access to Justice Commission, discusses the justice gap in SC
“Law students learn evidence and how to take charge of the courtroom,” said Gammons. “They learn how do deal with the unexpected in the middle of a trial. They learn to advocate like a real attorney. They finish competitions with a self-confidence that is built upon work and experience.
“Judges and attorneys are looking and expecting students who passed the Bar to have some trial experience. Having this trial experience is a huge advantage when searching for an attorney’s position.”
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Hannah Honeycutt, Executive Director of the South Carolina Access to Justice Commission, discusses the justice gap in SC
The following was originally published by the South Carolina chapter for the Association of Corporate Counsel.
Cade Gossett, a native of Centre, Alabama, Gossett has a passion for community and serving.