As an associate attorney at The Juba Law Office, PLLC, in Denver, Colorado, Madison Whitley brings a passionate commitment to defending clients' rights both in and out of the courtroom. She holds a particular focus on representing juveniles, but her practice spans the entire spectrum of criminal defense across Colorado, with a special emphasis on Denver.Ms. Whitley's journey into law began with her graduation from the University of Denver, Sturm College of Law, in 2021. Recognized for her dedication to public service, she received the Public Good Distinction Award. While there, she led the Criminal Law Association, supported the Student Animal Legal Defense Fund, and assisted Professor Robert Hardaway with research. Furthermore, during her law school years, Ms. Whitley gained invaluable experience through internships at the Denver Public Defender's Office, the Federal Public Defender's Office for the Districts of Colorado and Wyoming, and the Douglas County Public Defender's Office, where she handled various cases.Before embarking on her legal education, Ms. Whitley graduated cum laude from the University of Georgia with dual degrees in Sociology and Criminal Justice. She demonstrated her leadership skills as president of the UGA Alzheimer's Association for two years and honed her legal acumen through an internship at the Athens Public Defender's Office. She also contributed to research for a National Science Foundation Grant examining Social Security Administration appeals in federal trial courts.An upstanding figure in the legal community, Ms. Whitley actively engages with it as a member of the Women in Law Program, the Colorado Women's Bar Association, the Denver Bar Association, and the Colorado Criminal Defense Bar. Her dedication to justice and extensive experience make her a formidable advocate for clients.