KRYSTLE SANDERS
Daily Record Staff//August 24, 2026//
United States Department of Justice
Krystle Sanders, Esq., practices as an attorney with the U.S. Department of Justice, bringing an extensive, high-level litigation background to complex, high-stakes legal matters. Demonstrated leadership, involvement in the bar and a commitment to public service reflect an attorney who is well-rounded and dedicated to both community impact and legal excellence.
High-stakes environments are where Sanders is trusted to operate, and her development into a high-level attorney is the achievement she counts as most significant. Compassion, judgment and legal expertise are what she leverages to advance critical matters, work through which she makes a meaningful, positive impact in her community.
Mentorship has reached broadly across multiple programs. Serving as the University of Baltimore School of Law alumni liaison for its 1L mentoring program, she guides current students. Interns receive her résumé review and career guidance through her service as a U.S. Department of Justice Ambassador. Additional mentoring comes through the Baltimore City Bar Association, and nonprofit initiatives allow her to support youth in Baltimore.
Sanders is committed to inspiring change in both her professional work and her community engagement. Upholding the rule of law, she contributes to advancing legal practices that are fair and effective. Beyond her formal duties, she actively mentors students, interns and young professionals. Underserved communities receive her support through nonprofit initiatives and bar associations, with her experience directed toward expanding representation, access and opportunity in the legal field.
She holds a law degree from the University of Baltimore School of Law and a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice from California State University, Los Angeles.
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