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    • Summer of Justice 2017
      2017 Summer of Justice Highlights

      Leah Rathe (CLA '18) and associated faculty member Gina Erickson (Criminal Justice and Forensic Science) have put together this short video highlighting our 2017 Summer of Justice. Check it out!

    • If Bones Could Talk with Susan Myster
      If Bones Could Talk

      Anthropology Professor Helps Solve the Mysteries of Minnesota's Unidentified Persons

    • Mock Trial Session
      Mock Trial

      Hamline's Legal Studies department in the College of Liberal Arts engages undergraduate students in the American Legal System through exploration and skill-based learning.

    • Summer Research
      Summer Research

      During the summer of 2017, the Center for Justice and Law supported faculty and student research through the award of a competitive grant.

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  • The Hamline University Center for Justice and Law

    Advancing Access to Justice

    The Hamline Center for Justice and Law works to advance justice by developing creative, concrete, and equitable solutions to legal issues and policy concerns through teaching, research, and active collaboration with community partners and policy makers.

    The center accomplishes its work by drawing on interdisciplinary synergies at Hamline to engage in:

    • Active collaboration with community partners in finding solutions to contemporary problems and critical issues. Our current partners include the Minnesota Innocence Project, Minnesota Justice Foundation, Inside-Out Prison Exchange, World Without Genocide, and the Mediation Center.
    • Innovative teaching and professional development that draws on a broad array of disciplines to provide high-impact educational experiences and connects students with community partners and pre-professional opportunities, including the Inside-Out Prison Exchange, Hamline J-term and May-term courses, CLE, CEU, and training.
    • Transformative research and support of collaborative projects, including community-based, student, applied research, and high-impact research.
    • Public symposia that bring together national and local scholars and advocates.

    These synergies are rooted in collaborative Hamline academic programs that include:

  • News

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    CJL Announces New Director

    The Center for Justice and Law is pleased to announce that, as of June 1, Dr. Jillian Peterson, assistant professor in the Department of Criminal Justice and Forensic Science, will begin serving as its director.

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    Peterson Presents Research

    Criminal Justice Professor Jillian Peterson presented her research on evidence-based police crisis intervention at the Office of Justice Programs Conference on Crime and Victimization in Brainerd, Minnesota.

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    Erickson Publishes Research

    Gina Erickson, professor in the Hamline Department of Criminal Justice and Forensic Science, recently published her research in the journal Longitudinal and Life-Course Studies.

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