The Pace Criminal Justice Institute generates educational opportunities for students at the Elisabeth Haub School of Law and promotes interdisciplinary collaboration between scholars, policymakers and practitioners in and outside the Pace Community. Through lectures, colloquia and hands-on learning opportunities, we foster an environment that supports and encourages creative research, teaching, and discussion concerning the theory and practice of Criminal Law.

A Rich Learning Experience

Criminal procedure law governs the criminal justice system and explores how society implements its norms of fairness by applying Constitutional requirements to state and federal systems for investigating and adjudicating crime. Haub Law offers a variety of academic courses and settings which provide a well-rounded examination of this legal area.

Elisabeth Haub School of Law professor Alexander Greenawalt lecturing to class

Pace Criminal Justice Blog

We invite you to become part of our online forum, Pace Criminal Justice Blog, where you can join our discussions of important current issues in criminal law and procedure, or learn about our upcoming programs, recent decisions, legislative initiatives, and policy changes.

Elisabeth Haub school of Law students at laptop
US Supreme Court Building

Leading Experts

Our distinguished faculty and advisors are experts in the field of criminal justice, providing a wealth of real-world experience and insight to ensure our curriculum remains relevant, cutting-edge, and responsive to the needs of today’s criminal justice landscape.