Staff

Hannah Freedman joined our organization in September 2017. She is a graduate of Duke University and Cornell Law School and a proud native of Clemson. Prior to joining Justice 360, Hannah served as a law clerk to Judge Richard C. Wesley of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit and Justice Harold E. Eaton of the Vermont Supreme Court.

Millicent Lann joined Justice 360 as the Development and Outreach Coordinator with an expansive background that spans this entire state, in Business Development, Leadership/Management, Diversity and Inclusion, Higher Education, Marketing and Nonprofit Fund Development. She has a Master of Business Administration, with an emphasis in Leadership/Management from Webster and Strayer Universities, and a Bachelor of Arts in Speech Communications from Charleston Southern University. Millicent is a proud native of Columbia, SC.

Cierra Negron-Saullo joined Justice 360 as a legal assistant in June 2022. She is a graduate of Newberry College and John Jay College of Criminal Justice. She received her bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Criminal Justice with a minor in Sociology. She also obtained her master’s degree with a specialization in Criminal Law & Procedure. Prior to joining Justice 360, she interned with the South Carolina Department of Probation, Parole, and Pardon and worked as the office administrator/legal assistant for multiple bankruptcy law firms. Cierra is a native of Beaufort, SC.

Emily Paavola joined our organization in 2008, and served as our Executive Director for seven years.  From 2015 – until mid, 2017 she served as the Legal Director for Justice 360. She is a graduate of Baylor University and Cornell Law School, and previously served as the first Fellowship Attorney at the Cornell Death Penalty Project.

Brendan Van Winkle joined Justice 360 in September 2020. He is a graduate of the University of Texas School of Law. While in Austin, Brendan interned at the Office of Capital and Forensic Writs and the Federal Defender’s Capital Habeas Unit. He also interned at the Center for Death Penalty Litigation and the ACLU Capital Punishment Project.