Maham Keshvani, a second-year law student at Thompson Rivers University, has acquired valuable insight into the criminal court system through her multifaceted roles within the Ministry of Attorney General. During her most recent position as a Criminal Court Clerk at the Provincial Court of British Columbia, she engaged in a close collaboration with the Judiciary and court staff to facilitate various in-court procedures. Notably, she developed a comprehensive understanding of how the courts administer sentences, as well as the unique challenges and specialized support required when assisting clients vulnerable to homelessness and mental health challenges. Maham's career aspirations are anchored in criminal and constitutional law, where she seeks to apply her prior experiences to create a meaningful impact in her chosen profession.