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• Benjamin P. Sisney joined the firm in 2010, following a two year clerkship with United States District Judge Gregory K. Frizzell in Tulsa, two years with the American Center for Law and Justice in Virginia, and a Legal Fellowship with Senator James M. Inhofe in Washington, D.C. Mr. Sisney graduated from Regent University School of Law in Virginia Beach, Virginia, in 2007. As a law student, Mr. Sisney received the highest grade in his class, Constitutional Law II, Individual Liberties. He also interned with the Pottawatomie County District Attorney's office and the Oklahoma Corporation Commission's Office of Administrative Proceedings, Oil and Gas Division.

  Mr. Sisney is licensed to practice law in the State of Oklahoma, and is admitted to practice before the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit; the United States District Court for the Western District of Oklahoma; the United States District Court for the Northern District of Oklahoma; and the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Oklahoma. Mr. Sisney was an associate member of the Hudson Hall Wheaton Inn of Court in Tulsa, Oklahoma, from 2008 to 2010.

  Mr. Sisney co-authored an article with American Center for Law and Justice Chief Counsel Jay Sekulow entitled Constitutionally Protected Parental Rights in Child-Custody Arrangements and the Impact of Religion on Children, 1 REGENT J.L. & PUB. POL'Y 169 (2009), which was published in the Regent Journal of Law & Public Policy.

• Regent University School of Law, Virginia Beach, Virginia, 2007

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When i signed on in 2011, first interview they gave me a temp form to fill in with job searches which all she done was say do you have A CV,bank account sort code and NI card, i said yer.. showed it to her bla bla bla, i eventually left and went back 5days later to sign on for the first time for real, which because they kept giving me 9AM interviews i was pretty much one of the first ones in there and i had forgot my CV. the lady was nice just said bring it next time otherwise we wont be able to give you the JSA, was part of my agreement i signed anyways to bring it in every time. Never failed to bring it in again. But after 3months they tried forcing me to do charity work or go on a course so i came off it, but i need to sign on again in January and apparently there more stricter now because of cuts and stuff.. . BTW, if you do not have a CV yet just use a website for template CV's and make a basic one, i do not even have qualifications and they said mine was ok... so i think they just want a CV to prove you have them, i printed out like 100, so i could hand in some around shops and write on the slip ive handed some out to shops... but they started to ask for managers names which sometimes puts off the shop giving the CV a chance because they know you are on the JSA.. . Also eventually they will put you on a course for CV help anyways as the job centre staff all work for targets and want to get people on as many courses as possible to meet them.

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