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The Criminal Law in North Carolina microsite is a collection of educational resources created and compiled by criminal law faculty at the School of Government to assist people who work in the North Carolina criminal courts and criminal justice system. Please feel free to contact us with questions in our areas of expertise or about any of the resources we offer.

Criminal Law Faculty Profiles

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Faculty Coordinators

Shea Riggsbee Denning

Robert W. Bradshaw Jr. Distinguished Professor of Public Law and Government, and Director, North Carolina Judicial College

denning@sog.unc.edu

James C. Drennan

Adjunct and Former Albert Coates Professor

drennan@sog.unc.edu

James M. Markham

Thomas Willis Lambeth Distinguished Chair in Public Policy

markham@sog.unc.edu

Albert Coates Professor of Public Law and Government

rubin@sog.unc.edu

W. R. Kenan Jr. Distinguished Professor of Public Law and Government

smithj@sog.unc.edu

Jeffrey B. Welty

Professor of Public Law and Government

Topics - Courts and Judicial Administration

Criminal Law and Procedure

Indigent Defense