Faculty: Andrew Manuel Crespo
Policing in America Lecture Series Session #1: The Problem and the Moment: Diagnosing the American Penal System
Policing in America is a lecture series co hosted by Professors Andrew Manuel Crespo and Alexandra Natapoff. The U.S. criminal system has become internationally infamous for mass incarceration and its disproportionate impact on poor people of color. Police violence against African Americans is one of the most dramatic examples of this systemic failure. Black people […]
Law Teaching Colloquium: Giving a Successful Job Talk
a yearlong series of information sessions highlighting various aspects of law teaching Giving a Successful Job Talk Speaker: Andrew Manuel Crespo, Assistant Professor of Law Monday, March 26, 2018 3:30-5:00pm WCC 2009, Harvard Law School Co-sponsored by the Office of Academic Affairs and the Graduate Program. For more information, contact xhu@sjd.law.harvard.edu
Criminal defendants sometimes ‘left behind’ at Supreme Court
New study by Assistant Professor Andrew Crespo ’08 finds criminal defendants are almost never represented by expert counsel before SCOTUS.