Sarah H. Wolking

Sarah H. Wolking is Senior Legal Skills Professor, Director of the Prosecution Clinic and Director of Externship Supervision at UF Law. Professor Wolking served as a state and federal prosecutor in Oakland, CA, from 1992-2005, where she prosecuted nearly 100 trials, including multiple murders, sexual assault, and conspiracy. She was a San Francisco Law School professor, where she taught Evidence from 2000-2014. Professor Wolking developed courses in Evidence Advocacy and Education Law while there and received numerous awards for excellence in teaching. She was an instructor in Stanford Law School’s Intensive Advocacy Skills Workshop from 1996 to 2014 and 2020. She additionally taught advocacy courses for NITA (since 1998) and USF School of Law (1997). Professor Wolking received her A.B. degree from Princeton University (with high honors) and her J.D. from Boston University School of Law. She is admitted to practice in California (1992) and Florida (1994).

Education

J.D., Boston University School of Law
A.B., Princeton University (with high honors)

Teaching and Scholarship

Introduction to Criminal Practice, Prosecution Clinic, Externships

Courses

• Criminal Clinic – State Attorney Field Placement
• Criminal Procedure: Adversary System
• Evidence
• Externships
• Introduction to Criminal Prosecution
• Trial Practice
• Wrongful Convictions and Factual Innocence: Conviction Integrity Review