Advanced Issues in Criminal Law: Cybercrime and Cybersecurity
Criminal Justice Faculty
Our Criminal Justice faculty are international renowned for their scholarship and expertise in criminal law. Students benefit from their commitment to mentorship and their collective real-world expertise, ranging from white collar crime to international war crimes.
Prosecutorial Externship, Honors Prosecutorial Externship, Advanced Issues in Criminal Law: Best Prosecutorial Practices
Criminal Procedure: Investigation; White Collar Crime
Criminal Justice Clinic; Criminal Law; Criminal Procedure: Investigation; New York Criminal Procedure
Skills Workshop: Forensics; Trial Advocacy
Criminal Justice Clinic
Criminal Procedure: Investigation
Advanced Issues in Criminal Law: Sex Crimes
Criminal Law; International Criminal Law; Prosecution of War Crimes
Comparative Criminal Procedure; Criminal Procedure: Adjudication; Evidence; Lawyering and Science; Professional Responsibility
Criminal Law
Advanced Appellate Advocacy; Federal Criminal Pretrial Simulation; Trial Advocacy
Criminal Law; International Human Rights Law
Domestic Violence Law
Criminal Justice Clinic
Criminal Procedure: Adjudication
Prisoners’ Rights
Trial Advocacy
Criminal Justice Advisory Board
Members of our Criminal Justice Advisory Board have served in senior positions in law enforcement agencies, corrections, courts, and related organizations. Their support and insight ensure that our curriculum remains relevant, cutting-edge, and responsive to the needs of today’s criminal justice landscape and opens doors for our students.
William I. Aronwald
Office of William I. Aronwald, White Plains, NY; former Assistant District Attorney, New York County; Special Attorney with the U.S. Department of Justice, Organized Crime and Racketeering Section; Chief, Criminal Division, U.S. Attorney’s Office, Eastern District of NY
Coleen Balbert ’98
Deputy Unit Chief, Sex Crimes Unit, New York County District Attorney’s Office
Mayo Gregory Bartlett ’92
Law Offices of Young and Bartlett, White Plains NY; former Chief, Bias Crimes Unit, Westchester County District Attorney’s Office
Susanne Brody ’88
Federal Defender, Southern District of NY
Christine Hatfield ’96
Deputy Chief, Child Abuse Bureau, Special Prosecutions Division, Westchester County District Attorney's Office
Thomas Kapp ’88
Director of Law and Licensing/E.I.C. of the Waterfront Commission of New York Harbor; Former Chief, Arson/Auto/Economic Crime Bureau, Bronx District Attorney’s Office
Kerry A. Lawrence
Calhoun & Lawrence, LLP, White Plains, NY; former Assistant U.S. Attorney, Southern District of New York
Benjamin Leavitt
Leavitt Legal, White Plains, NY; former Public Defender
James M. Lenihan ’90
Office of James M. Lenihan, White Plains, NY
Lucie Olejnikova
Head of Foreign and International Law, Lillian Goldman Law Library, Yale Law School
Saad Saddiqui Esq. ’07
Partner, Ferrante & Siddiqui, LLP, White Plains, NY; former Associate Counsel of the Legal Aid Society of Westchester County
Audrey Stone
Chief Counsel for Family Violence Cases at the Office of Court Administration, Office of Policy and Planning; former Chief, Special Victims Unit, Westchester County District Attorney's Office