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Practitioner profile: Be featured!

Writer: Jordan Hulseberg
Jordan Hulseberg
Jul 2, 2021
1 min read

The Criminal Law Practitioner, like its name suggests, is principally produced for practitioners. Our publication, blog and other scholarly work address practitioners’ perspectives and thoughtfully advise them on how to handle certain topics in criminal law. As a student-run publication, however, there is some practice-based knowledge we lack.


Therefore, it is fitting for the Practitioner to tap into criminal law practitioners’ knowledge directly and celebrate practitioners’ achievements. We will begin regularly posting practitioner profiles and sharing their hard-won knowledge.


If you are a criminal law practitioner and you would like to be featured in a practitioner profile, please contact the editor-in-chief at clp@wcl.american.edu.

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James Jhonson
James Jhonson
7 days ago

This was an informative read because the article explains its subject without unnecessary confusion. The language is simple, and the information is presented logically. I found the content useful and would be interested in exploring similar articles.

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