Assistant Professor Criminal Law

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Assistant Professor, Criminal Law
The candidate will be responsible for educating judicial officials (including judges, magistrates; and clerks of court), other court system actors; and state public officials criminal law, criminal procedure, and related legal topics. This position will require development of expertise in various aspects of criminal law, including pretrial procedure, guilty pleas, felony jury trial procedure, the law of evidence, and post-conviction relief. Duties of the position include: Participating in the planning of, and teaching in, programs and conferences for judicial officials; Advising judicial officials by telephone and email about legal issues presented in pending cases; Writing practical scholarship that helps judicial officials do their jobs more accurately, fairly, and efficiently. Such scholarship may include case and legislative summaries, books, articles, and blog posts, and may build on existing resources or may represent entirely new resources; Interact with the media, law enforcement, legislators, advocates, and other stakeholders. J.D. needed. Excellent writing skills, strong academic background, and a demonstrated commitment to public service required. Experience in criminal law is desirable. Third year law school students and recent graduates are encouraged to apply.

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