An experienced trial attorney, David Bordoni maintains membership in the New York (NY) State Bar Association and the American Bar Association. David Bordoni holds a law degree from Boston University and a bachelor of arts in political science from State University of New York, Albany, where he was a member of the National Criminal Justice Honor Society Alpha Phi Sigma. Established at Washington State University in 1941, Alpha Phi Sigma promotes excellence in the field of criminal justice through scholarships and grants. Working at the local chapter level, Alpha Phi Sigma supports local advocacy groups within the field of criminal justice through $250 grants. Each time a local chapter engages with an agency or organization that helps juveniles or adults in the criminal justice system, Alpha Phi Sigma donates $250. Following receipt of the funds, an Alpha Phi Sigma member presents the check to the organization and a story and photograph of the event appears in the Docket newsletter.

1. Advocacy Grants from Alpha Phi Sigma
David Bordoni

2. Introduction
An experienced trial attorney, David Bordoni maintains membership in the New York
(NY) State Bar Association and the American Bar Association. David Bordoni holds a
law degree from Boston University and a bachelor of arts in political science from
State University of New York, Albany, where he was a member of the National
Criminal Justice Honor Society Alpha Phi Sigma.

3. Established at Washington State University in 1941, Alpha Phi Sigma promotes
excellence in the field of criminal justice through scholarships and grants. Working at
the local chapter level, Alpha Phi Sigma supports local advocacy groups within the
field of criminal justice through $250 grants. Each time a local chapter engages with
an agency or organization that helps juveniles or adults in the criminal justice system,
Alpha Phi Sigma donates $250.

4. Following receipt of the funds, an Alpha Phi Sigma member presents the check to the
organization and a story and photograph of the event appears in the Docket
newsletter.