Adrian Javier Ito

He earned his Juris Doctor from Stanford Law School in 2025. There, he served as a Senior Editor and Articles Selection Committee member of the Stanford Law & Policy Review, a Research Fellow for the Robert Crown Law Library, and a member of Stanford University’s ePluribus Project, an initiative dedicated to addressing political polarization through ideological pluralism.  In the summer following his first year of law school, Adrian litigated appeals of state felony murder convictions in the Post-Conviction Review Unit of the San Francisco District Attorney’s Office.

Before law school, Adrian worked for three years at a federal administrative agency in Washington, D.C. And during his undergraduate studies, he interned in the Office of the General Counsel for the United States House of Representatives. 

Adrian also maintains active engagement in pro bono matters at Hogan Lovells, including appellate issues in administrative law and habeas petitions in the immigration context.