Barbara Anne Davis

I was born in Brooklyn, New York and spend most of my life in New Jersey until I relocated to Georgia.   After graduating from the College of New Jersey with a major in Criminal Justice and Psychology, I went to work for the Monmouth County (NJ) Prosecutor's Office.  I began my career with that office as a legal assistant/investigator and then returned to work there as a law clerk after my first year of law school at Seton Hall University School of Law. 

 While a student at Seton Hall Law School, I  was given the honor of interning as a judicial law clerk for the Honorable Clarkson S. Fisher. At that time, Judge Fisher was the presiding judge of the U.S. District Court (3rd Circuit) in Trenton, New Jersey.  While a law student, I also worked as a legal assistant for Saiber, Schlesinger, Satz & Goldstein which was a prominent law firm in Newark specializing in white collar crime, contracts, corporate litigation and defense and franchise law. 

I graduated from Seton Hall Law School at the top of my class and went on to pass the New Jersey bar exam in 1987.  Prior to graduation I had applied for and received several offers from superior court judges to be a judicial law clerk.  I selected the most challenging offer and went to work for