Criminal Law Program
Criminal lawyers represent the state or individuals in a wide range of criminal matters ranging from simple misdemeanor traffic violations to first degree murder. Criminal lawyers work at the trial or appellate level, and must have a good grasp of courtroom procedures and the Rules of Criminal Procedure. Lawyers workings as prosecutors and public defenders work for a governmental agency at the federal, state, or local level.
Pepperdine Professors with Criminal Law Expertise
Harry Caldwell, Carol Chase, Ann Ching, Robert Cochran, Gregory McNeal
Criminal Law Courses
- Criminal Law
- Criminal Procedure
- Evidence
- Trial Practice
- Criminal Pretrial Preparation and Settlement
- Advanced Trial Practice
- Advanced Criminal Procedure
- Juvenile Law
- Sentencing and Corrections
- White Collar Crime
- Domestic Violence
- Police Practices
- International Criminal Law
- Negotiation Theory and Practice
- Interviewing, Counseling and Planning