School of Law - Criminal Law
Professor Scott Sundby on Charging Parents for Crimes of the Child on Explainer Podcast
Criminal Law expert Professor Sundby looks at what’s behind the case of the parents who are being tried for manslaughter for a school shooting committed by their son.
Professor Donald Jones Publishes Book on Racism in the United States
A constitutional and criminal law expert, Professor Jones is the author of four books.
Myriad Courses and Opportunities Led Penn State Grad to Miami Law
3L decided to attend Miami Law because of the "plethora of courses, professors, and experiences available."
Professor Tamara Lave Discusses President Trump’s Legal Woes on the Explainer Podcast
In Season 11, Episode 2, criminal law expert Professor Lave unpacks the known and the unknown of the former president’s indictments.
Miami Law Alumnus Kicks Off National Second Chance Month with Yale Law Acceptance
Angel Sanchez, J.D. '20, will focus his postgraduate legal scholarship on issues of mass incarceration and its collateral consequences.
Miami Law Alumnus Brings the Modern Era to the Criminal Courtroom
Three questions with Justin Griffis of the Broward State Attorney’s Office.
Two Marquee Events Next Week at Miami Law
The attorney who led the fight to return a Black beach resort to the descendants of the original owners in landmark reparations case speaks at Miami Law. An exoneree, now a successful defense attorney, shares his experience navigating the legal system following a wrongful conviction at age 17.
Law Professor Studies the Decision-Making Process of Capital Murder Juries
Recently named the inaugural Robert C. Josefsberg Chair in Criminal Justice Advocacy, law professor Scott Sundby has overseen the interviewing of more than 200 jurors, examining what goes into the process of 12 people who will make a life-or-death decision.
Professor Scott Sundby Named Robert C. Josefsberg Chair in Criminal Justice Advocacy
The nationally recognized scholar is an expert on the issues surrounding capital punishment.
Alumnus’ Generous Gift Creates Robert C. Josefsberg Endowed Chair in Criminal Justice Advocacy
A generous $3.45 million donation from David C. Humphreys, J.D. ’83, will honor a legendary criminal defense attorney and commercial litigator.
Professor of Legal Writing Christina M. Frohock Publishes in American Journal of Criminal Law
Frohock surveys case law from the Fourth, Sixth, and Eleventh Circuits to argue that a quasi-adversarial view of criminal justice underlies the DOJ’s privilege strategies.
