University of Miami School of Law
Future Litigator • Legal Commentary • Bilingual Advocate
A law student focused on litigation, constitutional law, and criminal defense. His work explores the intersection of law, public discourse, and media.
"My goal is to build a career in litigation that combines courtroom advocacy with thoughtful legal analysis."
About
Alexander J. Cobas is a second-year law student at the University of Miami School of Law with a strong interest in litigation, constitutional law, and criminal defense.
He has worked with the Miami-Dade Public Defender's Office, where he assisted attorneys with legal research, case preparation, and courtroom observation. This experience strengthened his interest in trial advocacy and the protection of constitutional rights.
Alexander grew up in Miami in a bilingual Cuban-American household and is passionate about serving diverse communities and engaging in thoughtful discussion about law, society, and public issues.
University of Miami
School of Law
Miami-Dade Public
Defender's Office
English & Spanish
Portfolio
Legal research and academic analysis focusing on constitutional law, criminal law, and legal ethics.
A commentary platform exploring law, culture, sports, and public issues through discussion and analysis.
Independent research and creative projects including writing and media related to law, Miami culture, and public discourse.
Media
Selected topics and ongoing research in legal analysis, ethics, and constitutional law.
Downloadable publications coming soon.