Raymond K. Bryant, J.D., MPhil, B.A.

Raymond K. Bryant is a trial lawyer and litigator emphasizing Plaintiffs’ civil rights and police misconduct actions. Before coming to Denver, Raymond was a political campaign consultant and civil libertarian political activist in cities across the country. Raymond’s graduate work at the University of Cambridge, University of Arizona Law, and American University Law has helped temper his belief that when one of us is abused by injustice, all of us are victims of that injustice. Thus, Raymond is committed to fighting for greater access to the courts and greater remedies for people who have had their rights trampled upon. Raymond’s legal practice reflects his belief that the law should be used as a sword, not just a shield, for everyday people to affirmatively enforce their Constitutional and legal rights against those in power who abuse the public trust.

Areas of Practice:

Civil Rights

Police Misconduct

Employment Discrimination

Litigation Percentage:

100%

Bar Admission:

Colorado, 2010

U.S. District Court District of Colorado, 2010

Education:

American University, Washington College of Law

L.L.M. in Civil and Constitutional Rights (Candidate)

University of Arizona, James E. Rogers School of Law

J.D.

University of Cambridge

M.Phil.in Political and Educational Philosophy

University of North Texas

B.A. in Sociology

Legal Publications:

Breaking Barriers to the Ballot: AZ Felony Enfranchisement Voting Rights Report –ACLU Arizona – Published 10/08

Professional Associations & Memberships:

Colorado Bar Association – Litigation Section

Denver Bar Association – Young Lawyers Division

National Lawyers Guild – National Police Accountability Project

Past Employment:

Robbins and Curtin, PLLC, Phoenix, AZ (2009)

Clerk – Personal Injury and Civil Rights

Gerhardstein and Branch, LPA, Cincinnati, OH (2008)

Clerk – Civil Rights and Police Misconduct

AZ Attorney General, Civil Rights Division (2008)

Clerk – Employment and Civil Rights