Of all the experiences he's had as a lawyer, perhaps one of the most life-changing was that of working as a pro bono attorney. "Sometimes people need to be iven hope, and that hope requires some of us to make the sacrifice to be present with them," Judge Mitchell said. "So I started this four-year pro bono journey, epresenting families, children, fathers and mothers, grandmothers, activists, the incarcerated, homeless, the mentally ill," with the goal of ensuring that the ommunity sees the justice system as just. "It was through these cases that I learned to witness and experience the system through the eyes of countless oments of inequality, and too many moments of disrespect."
A quote from Inside Track, a publication of the State Bar of Wisconsin, April 2017
