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Ari Mushell, J.D.

Freelance writer

Ari Mushell has published numerous articles on a variety of topics. He graduated from Seton Hall University School of Law, where he attended as a Presidential scholar and had a prestigious internship with the United States House of Representatives. Ari currently lives in New Jersey and works in New York City.

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