About Us

Craig David Miller was born in 1958 in Manhattan, and was raised in White Plains and in Ossining, New York. Craig graduated from Ossining High School in 1976, and from Tufts University in 1980 where he served on the Student Senate. At Tufts, he earned his Bachelor of Arts degree and majored in Political Science, Russian Literature and Psychology. Craig spent the summer of 1978 in Spain, traveling and studying with the Institute of European Studies. Craig then attended The Emory University School of Law and earned his Juris Doctor degree in 1983. In 1982, Craig’s class was the first to participate in a program put on by the National Institute of Trial Advocacy (NITA). That year, Craig and his partner were co-winners of the first Emory Law School Mock Trial competition and represented Emory Law School in a statewide tournament. Craig went on to serve as a Mock Trial Coach during his 3rd year at Emory Law School. Craig’s interest in Mock Trial competitions continued after he became a member of the Georgia Bar; he has served as a Judge at the University of Georgia Law School’s Mock Trial Competition and as an Assistant Coach for a local high school’s mock trial team that won their statewide competition.