Editors
Zac Hale 
Editor-in-Chief
Zac is in his final year as a concurrent student at the Bowen School of Law and the Clinton School of Public Service. He works as a clerk for the Pulaski County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office, and is completing a Capstone Project with Landesa, Inc., a land-rights NGO based in Seattle, WA. He is also active in the legal tech space as a writer, developer, and project manager. His areas of interest include intellectual property, human rights, and economic justice.
Kaylyn Presley Hager
Executive Editor
Presley is a third year law student from Texas. Presley received her BSW at University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, Arkansas, and is a licensed social worker. During her time at University ofArkansas she was very involved in campus life, including writing for two different student publications. She also interned at the Behavioral Health Unit at Northwest Medical Center, and for Court Appointed Special Advocates of Northwest Arkansas. Presley just finished her second year at William H. Bowen School of Law. She is currently a law clerk for the Department of Human Services. She holds multiple student organization executive positions, including President of the Public Interest Law Society, Student Wellness Society, and Pulaski County Bar Association- Student Division. She is also on the Equal Justice Works National Advisory Committee, and an active member of the Junior League of Little Rock.
Mark P. Yablon
Executive Editor
Mark will graduate in May 2018 from UA at Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law. Upon passing the bar, he will practice with Pittenger, Nuspl & Crumley in commercial litigation, family law, personal injury, and estate planning in north Texas. He is president of Bowen’s law student divisions of The Federalist Society, Federal Bar Association, and Pulaski County Bar Association. He desires to close the civil justice gap and to play a part in writing Gideon v. Wainwright: The Civil Law Sequel. Mark and his two youngest daughters moved to Little Rock in 2015 so he could study law at an affordable, well-respected law school in a capital city near the Lone Star State. In a prior life, Mark was a successful entrepreneur offering financial services and redeveloping commercial real estate in Historic Downtown McKinney, Texas. He earned a B.B.A. in business-journalism from Baylor University.
Members
Kyla Bishop
Ashleigh Creed
Simon Kelly
Caitlin Campbell
Richelle Brittain
Stephen Reynolds
Advisory Board
John Adams
Jay Barth
Hank Bates
Theresa Beiner
Max Brantley
Dustin Duke
J. Lyn Entrikin
Lindsey Gustafson
Ka Tina Hodge
Susan Hoffpauir
Regan Gruber Moffitt
Morell Mullins
Paul Reyes
Sonny Rhodes
Tonya Oaks Smith
June Stewart
Jeff Woodmansee
