Toker, Janmarie

Education: West Potomac High School, Alexandria, VA. graduated 1988; Penn State University, BA. English, 1992, Division 1 Varsity Tennis Team; Zeta Tau Alpha International Sorority. Masters, International Studies & Public Policy, Georgetown University, 1995, thesis published: Police Brutality; Juris Doctorate, District of Columbia School of Law, 1997. Admitted Bars of New Jersey and Maryland 1998 (DC Bar pending*).

Work Experience: Investigator Public Defender's Office, Washington, DC, 1998, Law Clerk for Superior Ct. Judge District of Columbia; Intern Montgomery County State's Attorney Office; Investigator, Law offices of Kenneth M. Robinson, 1995-1997( worked on various state and federal criminal cases, including homicide defenses, bank and bankruptcy fraud cases in Memphis, TN. federal court, assaults, drug conspiracies, other white collar and " street crime" matters; Juvenile Law Clinic (develop IEP's and developed a program for at-risk juveniles), Family Law Clinic (assisted in representing clients in custody and abuse cases) Associate in The Robinson Law Firm 1998- 2010, while having and raising three children, June 1999.   Cameron is also a mother of three children, and the daughter of Kenneth M. Robinson, prominent defense attorney and former Assistant U.S. Attorney.

Member of the National Institute of Trial Advocacy (NITA), American Association of Justice (AAJ), serve on the Board for STRIVE non-profit organization for young adults who are learning disabled, The Langley School; Continuing Education at Georgetown University. Who's Who, ABA, Montgomery County Bar Association and Prince George's County Bar Association

Father's practice established 1975 in District of Columbia and Maryland, a practice where Robinson, Cameron's father, was described was the lawyer "to hire if your case is hopeless", the "unofficial Dean of the criminal law Bar (street crimes)", a lawyer who tried cases in many jurisdictions. Personally involved as co-counsel (second chair) in federal capital murder seven (7) week trial, assisted in preparing motions on civil and criminal matters, preparation of witnesses in various cases. (www.cammylaw.com)