Luke A. Frazier is a recent graduate of the University of Maryland Carey School of Law seeking admission to the Maryland Bar. He has experience working for the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and representing clients in immigration proceedings through the University of Maryland's Immigration Clinic. He also interned for a Maryland circuit court judge, where he drafted judicial opinions and observed trials. Frazier is proficient in Spanish and provides references from his supervisors at the SEC, judge, and law school professor.

1. Luke A. Frazier
Phone: 410-474-2357; Email: frazier@umaryland.edu
3029 Lawrin Court, Chesapeake Beach, MD 20732
BAR ADMISSION: Sat for July 2015 Maryland Bar Examination (awaitingresults)
EDUCATION
University of Maryland Carey School of Law, Baltimore, MD
Juris Doctor; May 2015 (GPA: 3.29)
University of Virginia, Charlottesville,VA
Bachelor of Arts, Foreign Affairs, History;May 2011 (GPA: 3.55)
EXPERIENCE
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Office of Compliance Inspections & Examinations (Investment Advisers/Investment Companies)
5/27/2014 – 8/8/2014; 9/3/2014 – 12/3/2014; 1/14/2015 – 5/13/2015
Summer, Fall, and Spring Legal Honor Student
 Compared regulatory filings and statements madeto clients with company business practices
and applicablelaws,made recommendations to senior counsel regardinglegal and compliance
concerns
 Prepared official requests for information that theCommission sent to regulated entities
during examinations
 Drafted weekly circulars which aredistributed toOCIE’s IA/IC staff, summarizing
Commission actions affecting IA/ICs and paraphrasingapplicablerules so that non-lawyers
and non-experts could quickly understand them
 Investigated, researched,and assessed legal and compliance concerns that aroseduring
examinations
University of Maryland Carey School of Law Immigration Clinic 8/28/2013 – 5/12/2014
Student Attorney
 Represented individuals in immigration proceedings before the Immigration Court and the
United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) in Baltimore
 Performed many aspects of case preparation includingclient interviews,fact development,
witness interviews,writingmotions and legal briefs, court appearances,and post-reliefissues
 Wrotememoranda analyzingtheimmigration issues present in criminal cases the Maryland
Office of the Public Defender was litigating
The Honorable Leo E. Green, Jr. 5/27/2013 – 8/16/2013
Seventh Judicial Circuit of Maryland
Judicial Intern
 Prepared bench memoranda and drafts of judicial opinions regardingcivil and criminal matters
 Aided in drafting an opinion focusing on a novel issue in Maryland tort law
 Observed civil and criminal trials
 Engaged in verbal discussions with thejudge regarding controversial legal issues he had to
decide
LANGUAGE SKILLS: Proficient in Spanish

2. Luke A. Frazier
Phone: 410-474-2357; Email: frazier@umaryland.edu
3029 Lawrin Court, Chesapeake Beach, MD 20732
REFERENCES
Catherine Black
Senior Counsel
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
100 F St. NE, Washington,D.C. 20549-2001
Office: (202) 551-6913
blackc@sec.gov
The Honorable Leo E. Green, Jr.
Judge, Seventh Judicial Circuit of Maryland
14735 Main Street,Upper Marlboro,MD 20772
Office: (301) 952-3142
legreen@co.pg.md.us
Andrew Lund
Professor of Law
University of Maryland Carey School of Law
500 W. BaltimoreStreet, Baltimore,MD 21201-1786
Office: (410) 706-6748
alund@law.umaryland.edu