Clemson Law Review

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Amber Keller

Staff Writer, Clemson University; B.S. in Economics, 2029

  • Staff Writer
  • 1 published piece
  • Clemson Law Review Online

About

Amber Keller is a Staff Writer for Clemson Law Review. She is pursuing a Bachelor’s of Science in Economics and a minor in Legeal Studies. On campus, Amber serves as the Vice President and Treasurer for the League of Women Voters at Clemson, as well as the Vice President of Administration for Morgan’s Message. Additionally, she is member of the Clemson Pre-Law & Litigation Club, Women in Business, and TigerFITT. Furthermore, Amber works as an Undergraduate Research Assistant for Clemson University under the Prospect Development Department as a part of the UPIC program.

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Published work

1 piece

Chatrie v. United States

No. 25-112 (U.S. June 29, 2026)

On May 20, 2019, Okello T. Chatrie robbed the Call Federal Credit Union in Midlothian, Virginia at gunpoint and stole almost $200,000.

Amber Keller, Case Summary: Chatrie v. United States, 2 Clem. L. Rev. Online 16 (2026).

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