Taylor Johnson

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  • Taylor Johnson

    Taylor Johnson is a rising sophomore at the University of California, Davis, where she is majoring in her favorite subject, English, and minoring in French. She is ecstatic about being given the incredible opportunity to become an intern for the Vanguard Court Watch. She is looking forward to becoming an official member of the group. Although she is a bit unfamiliar with the legal system, she is hoping that this internship will assist her in becoming more knowledgeable my monitoring and reporting on local court cases. Taylor feels that becoming a member of the Vanguard will not only be a stepping stone into her future career as an attorney but also a chance to develop her skills in a dynamic environment. Moreover, Taylor enjoys traveling, immersing herself in different cultures, shopping, listening to her favorite artist Ariana Grande, watching track and field, and spending time with her mother. Taylor is a bubbly and confident person who hopes to make a difference in someone's life. She aspires to do this by sharing the stories of people who have been deprived a voice.

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Breaking News, Court Watch, Northern California Court Watch, Vanguard Court Watch, Yolo County

Witness Testimony, Amazon Search Records Highlight Prosecution’s Case in Carlos Reales Dominguez Retrial

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Breaking News, Court Watch, Northern California Court Watch, Vanguard Court Watch, Yolo County

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Breaking News, Everyday Injustice

Exonerated Five: From Wrongful Conviction to Powerful Advocacy Voices

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