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Martín Nuñez

Martin Nunez

Martín Nuñez is a dedicated law professor and Deputy District Attorney in San Diego County. Raised in the inner city of San Diego, he was inspired to pursue law after witnessing the challenges faced by underserved communities. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice from San Diego State University, his Juris Doctor from California Western School of Law, and was admitted to the California Bar in December 2017.

Professor Nuñez has a wealth of teaching experience that combines practical and theoretical learning necessary to pass the Bar Exam and be successful in the practice of law. His multifaceted career exemplifies a dedication to justice, education, and community empowerment. Aside from teaching, Professor Nuñez continues to serve the People of the State of California with distinction as a white-collar crime prosecutor and is also an international motivational speaker dedicated to inspiring students to overcome adversity and develop leadership skills.

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