Kenneth Coleman received his JD from Yale Law School, where he served as Notes & Comments Editor of the Yale Law Journal and received the Stephen J. Massey Prize for exceptional commitment to clinical advocacy and community service. He also co-authored “Marvin Frankel’s Sentencing Reform Journey: 1970–1978” with Professor Kate Stith in the Federal Sentencing Reporter.
After law school, Kenneth clerked in the US District Court for the District of Maryland, drafting opinions in complex civil and criminal matters and managing a docket of more than 200 civil cases. He then now clerked at the US Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit, drafting appellate opinions and bench memoranda. Before law school, he advised Fortune 100 companies on crisis communications.
Credentials
Overview
Kenneth Coleman received his JD from Yale Law School, where he served as Notes & Comments Editor of the Yale Law Journal and received the Stephen J. Massey Prize for exceptional commitment to clinical advocacy and community service. He also co-authored “Marvin Frankel’s Sentencing Reform Journey: 1970–1978” with Professor Kate Stith in the Federal Sentencing Reporter.
After law school, Kenneth clerked in the US District Court for the District of Maryland, drafting opinions in complex civil and criminal matters and managing a docket of more than 200 civil cases. He then now clerked at the US Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit, drafting appellate opinions and bench memoranda. Before law school, he advised Fortune 100 companies on crisis communications.
Credentials
Admissions
- District of Columbia, 2024
Education
- Yale Law School, JD, 2024
- Dartmouth College, BA, cum laude, 2019
Court Admissions
- US District Court, District of Maryland, 2025
- US Court of Appeals, Fourth Circuit, 2025
Clerkships
- Hon. Robin S. Rosenbaum, US Court of Appeals, Eleventh Circuit, 2025-2026
- Hon. Paula Xinis, US District Court, District of Maryland, 2024-2025