"A software engineer first"

"I'm a software engineer first." In January 2014 the court had found him willfully underemployed and employable as a paralegal.

On camera

"I'm not a lawyer, so I'm not gonna lie to you. I'm a software engineer first."

Same interview, at 6:23

"I found out that I could apply my degree, which is computer science and engineering, in ways that could help other parents."

Same interview, at 0:55

In the file

"Mr. Falconi is willfully underemployed for the purposes of avoiding court ordered support payments"; "it is evident that he is employable as a paralegal"; his fee-waiver applications across cases "contain different financial information and household composition"; "he is not indigent."

Order Denying In Forma Pauperis, No. FV08-03200, January 13, 2014 (filed in NSC No. 64551 on January 27, 2014). More

"advertisement income received from the newly established www.ournevadajudges.com is minimal and that the website was made not to turn a profit but to aid voters"

Declaration of Alexander M. Falconi dated September 11, 2014, NSC No. 64551, pp. 1-4
Context. What he told viewers about his work, beside what the court had found about it five years earlier. The degree is his statement; nothing in the files reviewed confirms or contradicts it.
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All of his public statements against the record