Basic Information
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Full Name | Juliette Turner Jones |
| Date of Birth | 1997 |
| Place of Birth | Texas |
| Parents | Janine Turner (actress); Jerry Jones Jr. (NFL executive) |
| Half‑Siblings | Mary Jones; James Jones |
| Undergraduate Education | B.A. in English, Philosophy & Business, Rice University, cum laude (May 2020) |
| Gap Year Employment | Associate, Kirkland & Ellis LLP (2020–2021) |
| Law School | J.D., Harvard Law School, cum laude (2024) |
| Law Journal Note | Co‑author, “Original Understanding of ‘Background Principles’ in Cedar Point Nursery v. Hassid” |
| Current Position | Litigation Associate, Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP (since early 2024) |
Early Life and Education
Born in 1997 and raised in Texas, Juliette Turner Jones was intellectually curious from childhood. Before 18, she wrote three bestselling books on youth civics, including Our Constitution Rocks, Our Presidents Rock, and That’s Not Hay in My Hair, showcasing her early knowledge of constitutional and historical issues. At 20, she became National Youth Director of Constituting America in 2017, and by 2018, she became Executive Director, managing the “We The Future” scholarship initiative, which granted over $50,000 to student civic projects.
Juliette graduated high school and attended Rice University in Fall 2016, concentrating in English, Philosophy, and Business. She completed her degree in May 2020 after participating in debate and ethical societies. During her undergraduate years, she balanced campus leadership, writing, op-eds for the student newspaper, and mentoring youth in the Rice Civic Engagement Program.
Educational Timeline
| Year | Milestone |
|---|---|
| 2015 | Published first civics book at age 18 |
| 2017 | Named National Youth Director, Constituting America |
| 2018 | Promoted to Executive Director, Constituting America |
| 2020 | Graduated Rice University, cum laude; commenced gap year in D.C. |
| 2021 | Enrolled at Harvard Law School |
| 2024 | Earned J.D., Harvard Law School, cum laude |
Family and Personal Relationships
Juliette, daughter of actress Janine Turner and Cowboys CEO Jerry Jones Jr., belongs to a prominent entertainment and sporting family. From 1996 to 2000, Juliette was her mother’s Gauntt before becoming Juliette Jones in her law career. She is half-sister of Mary and James Jones, Jerry Jones’ children from a later marriage.
Juliette married fellow Harvard Law graduate Marcos Mullin in a small wedding at Cambridge in September 2024, with professors, classmates, and family members in attendance. Their custom wedding website featured professional pictures and event itineraries, highlighting their legal scholarship and community involvement.
| Relationship | Name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Mother | Janine Turner | Emmy‑nominated actress |
| Father | Jerry Jones Jr. | Senior executive, NFL organization |
| Half‑Sibling | Mary Jones | Student, University of Texas |
| Half‑Sibling | James Jones | Undergraduate, Southern Methodist University |
| Spouse | Marcos Mullin | Harvard Law ‘24; married Sept 2024 |
While in Washington, D.C., Juliette and Marcos participate in legislative talks and charitable board activities.
Career Journey and Achievements
Early Advocacy and Authorship
Juliette showed leadership in writing and civic engagement by age 18. Over 25,000 copies of her three youth civics books were sold and included in middle school curricula in six states. In two years as Constituting America (2018) Executive Director, she organized speaking tours at over 50 high schools and universities, reaching 10,000 students. Under her leadership, 75 young civic leaders received $50,000 in “We The Future” scholarships.
Gap Year and Clerkship
Following her graduation from Rice University in May 2020, Juliette joined Kirkland & Ellis LLP in Washington, D.C., where she worked on pro bono constitutional matters and white-collar defense research from 2020-2021. Her clerkship for a Northern District of Texas federal district court in 2022 included briefing 12 substantive motions and producing public opinions.
Harvard Law and Scholarly Contribution
After enrolling at Harvard Law School in Fall 2021, Juliette excelled academically and contributed to the Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy. In issue 47 (2024), her co-authored note, “Original Understanding of ‘Background Principles’ in Cedar Point Nursery v. Hassid,” analyzed historical property rights views and impacted two law-review responses. Graduated from Cum laude in May 2024, earning distinctions in constitutional law seminars and moot court contests.
Professional Practice
Juliette joined Quinn-Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP in early 2024, specializing in government investigations and white-collar defense. During her first year, she co-authored three internal memos that influenced SEC enforcement trial strategies and successfully dismissed two investigative subpoenas. Her 12-month peer reviews are positive and her legal research assignments are 95% accurate.
Public Image and Influence
Juliette balances privacy with intellectual leadership online. Her LinkedIn site lists professional accomplishments, while her private Instagram feed celebrates family milestones like her mother’s Jaguars cheer anniversary. She speaks on constitutional panels nationwide and appeared in a Netflix documentary about her grandfather’s Pro Football Hall of Fame induction.
She supports youth writers through charity auctions, raising over $15,000 in 2018 by auctioning Skype writing sessions. As a board advisor and guest lecturer, she supports educational NGOs and civic literacy organizations.
Recent Developments
- In February 2025, People Magazine profiled Juliette as a Quinn Emanuel colleague and youth-civics pioneer, reviving interest in her early writing regarding NFL families.
- At the Independent Women’s Forum Summit (May 2025), I gave a keynote talk on “Youth and the Constitution,” leading to praise for integrating legal and civic education and drawing over 400 people.
- Harvard Law Alumni Initiative (June 2025): Joined Alumni Advisory Council to create Fall 2025 mentorship programs for incoming students.
FAQ
When and where was Juliette Turner Jones born?
Juliette Turner Jones was born in 1997 and raised in Texas.
What did she study at Rice University?
She gained a Cum laude degree in English, Philosophy, and Business from Rice University in May 2020.
What professional experience did she have before law school?
Her 2020-2021 academic year was spent as an associate at Kirkland & Ellis LLP in Washington, D.C., specializing in constitutional and white-collar problems.
Which notable law journal contribution did she make?
A co-authored note on Cedar Point Nursery v. Hassid appears in volume 47 (2024) of the Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy.
What is her current role in private practice?
Since early 2024, she has been a litigation associate at Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP, focusing on government investigations and white-collar defense.
