Colorado Law has an accomplished faculty teaching a wide range of criminal law topics. In addition to required courses in Criminal Law and Evidence, Colorado Law offers a wide range of electives from criminal procedure to advanced courses in white collar crime, computer crime, and other topics. Colorado Law also offers a wide variety of experiential offerings in the criminal law field, including the Korey Wise Innocence Project; clinics in criminal defense, appellate advocacy, and criminal and immigration matters; and externships with a variety of federal, state, and local prosecutors’ and public defenders’ offices.
Courses
Criminal Law
Criminal Procedure: Adjudicative Process
Criminal Procedure: Investigative Phase
Seminar: Gender and Criminal Justice
White Collar Crime
Computer Crime Law
Advanced Evidence: Forensic Science and the Criminal Courts
Capital Punishment in America
Courtroom Observation: Criminal
Crime Victims’ Rights: Counseling and Advocacy
Domestic Violence
Juvenile Justice
Post-Conviction Criminal Procedure
Theory of Punishment
Evidence
Clinics
Criminal Defense Clinic
Juvenile Justice Clinic
Faculty
Violeta Chapin
Ann England
Aya Gruber
Benjamin Levin
Carolyn Ramsey
Ahmed White
Other Activities and Opportunities
- Externships with the
- Korey Wise Innocence Project