Centers and Clinics
Criminal Justice Center
About the CJC
The Criminal Justice Center serves as a platform to bring criminal law faculty together with interested students, enhancing the students' law school experience by providing them with mentorship, area-specific education, and criminal practice training. It helps the law school plan and implement a comprehensive and organized criminal law and procedure curriculum.
The Criminal Justice Center also serves as an incubator for criminal law and procedure-related scholarship, talks, and conferences at the school. The Center will expand the law school's Criminal Justice horizon by implementing an interdisciplinary approach to the topic, and it will connect the school to its alumni by creating an Advisory Board that will meet periodically to review the Center's operation and provide insight and direction.
The CJC houses the Criminal Justice Certificate Program, which is a way for students who are interested in Criminal Law and Procedure, either as an area of academic study or as one of practice, or both, to demonstrate special competency in the area.
The CJC offers a Criminal Clinic Program. Participation in the Criminal Clinics provide students with a wide range of practical experience in Criminal Litigation.
More information about the Criminal Law Clinics.
Faculty
| Michael Seigel |
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Monique Haughton Worrell |
Assistant Directors:
George R. "Bob" Dekle
Legal Skills Professor
Jacobs, Michelle S.
Professor of Law
Johnston, E. Lea
Assistant Professor of Law
Lin, Tom C.W.
Assistant Professor of Law
Nunn, Kenneth B.
Professor of Law
Rambo, Teresa J.
Legal Skills Professor
Russell-Brown, Katheryn
Professor of Law
Stinneford, John F.
Assistant Professor
Zedalis, Jennifer
Legal Skills Professor