Criminal Law Faculty
  • Emery Adoradio  Criminal Law
  • Pamela Alexander  Juvenile Justice
  • Rachel Bond  Criminal Procedure - Minnesota Practice
  • Benjamin Butler  Criminal Procedure - Minnesota Practice
  • Link Christin  Evidence
  • Martin J. Costello  Misdemeanor Clinic
  • Michael F. Cromett  Criminal Procedure - Minnesota Practice
  • Bradford Delapena  Criminal Law
  • Bridgid Dowdal  Constitutional Criminal Procedure
  • Mark Edwards  Constitutional Criminal Procedure
  • Peter Erlinder  Constitutional Criminal Procedure, Criminal Law
  • Thomas Fabel  Criminal Law
  • James L. Fox  Evidence, Evidence, Advanced
  • Christine A. Funk  Criminal Law, Wrongful Convictions
  • Theodora Gaitas  Criminal Procedure - Minnesota Practice
  • Phebe Haugen  Criminal Law
  • Sharon Jacks  Criminal Appeals Clinic
  • Julie Jonas  Wrongful Convictions
  • Michael Jordan  Juvenile Justice
  • Hon. Fred Karasov  Evidence, Advanced
  • Jeffrey Keyes  Death Penalty Seminar
  • Peter Knapp  Evidence
  • Mark Larsen  White Collar Crime
  • Catherine (Kate) McPherson  Juvenile Justice
  • Cathryn Y. Middlebrook  Criminal Appeals Clinic
  • Andrew H. Mohring  White Collar Crime
  • Phillip D. Prokopowicz  Constitutional Criminal Procedure, Criminal Procedure, Advanced
  • Afsheen Radsan  Constitutional Criminal Procedure, Criminal Law, Evidence
  • Ted Sampsell-Jones  Constitutional Criminal Procedure, Criminal Law, Evidence, Sentencing Seminar
  • Eileen Scallen  Evidence
  • Hon. Gordon W. Shumaker  Evidence
  • John Sonsteng  Constitutional Criminal Procedure, Criminal Law
  • Edward Toussaint  Evidence
  • Nancy Ver Steegh  Advanced Seminar on Domestic Violence

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    William Mitchell’s criminal law program integrates legal theory, ethics, and practical skills to fully prepare you for a career in criminal justice and related fields. Attorneys with a focus in criminal law often work as public defenders, private defense attorneys, prosecutors, corporate counselors, and judges, just to name a few.  The program offers an expansive array of courses that cover the fundamental principles of criminal law and procedure, as well as advanced courses that cover criminal law from state, federal, and international perspectives. Our trial advocacy program utilizes mock trials to provide trial skills, such as examining witnesses and giving opening and closing statements, while our clinic program allows you to represent actual clients in pending cases though the Misdemeanor Clinic and Criminal Appeals Clinic, or to assist inmates with post-conviction legal work through the Legal Assistance to Minnesota Prisoners (LAMP) Clinic.

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