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Mr. Traina is a former systems analyst, and currently an aspiring member of the legal profession. He has B.S. degrees in Computer Science and Mathematics from Worcester State College in Worcester, MA. In February of 2008 he will receive a Juris Doctor degree from Western New England College School of Law. He has worked as a clerk for several attorneys in Worcester County, MA. His academic interests include constitutional law, civil liberties, federalism, intellectual property, regulation of science and technology issues. His contributions to this site are his own | Mr. Traina is a former systems analyst, and currently an aspiring member of the legal profession. He has B.S. degrees in Computer Science and Mathematics from Worcester State College in Worcester, MA. In February of 2008 he will receive a Juris Doctor degree from Western New England College School of Law. He has worked as a clerk for several attorneys in Worcester County, MA. His academic interests include constitutional law, civil liberties, federalism, intellectual property, regulation of science and technology issues. His contributions to this site are his own | ||
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Mr. Traina is a former systems analyst, and currently an aspiring member of the legal profession. He has B.S. degrees in Computer Science and Mathematics from Worcester State College in Worcester, MA. In February of 2008 he will receive a Juris Doctor degree from Western New England College School of Law. He has worked as a clerk for several attorneys in Worcester County, MA. His academic interests include constitutional law, civil liberties, federalism, intellectual property, regulation of science and technology issues. His contributions to this site are his own