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Bennett L. Gershman

Professor of Law, Elizabeth Haub Law School, Pace University

Graduated from Princeton University and N.Y.U. Law School. Served as Assistant District Attorney in Manhattan District Attorneys Office and Special Prosecutor in the New York State Anti-Corruption Office. I teach Constitutional Law, Criminal Procedure and Trial Evidence at Elizabeth Haub Law School. I have visited at Cornell and Syracuse Law Schools. Author of "Prosecutorial Misconduct" (2d edition Thomson-Reuters) and "Criminal Trial Error and Misconduct" (3d ed. Lexis-Nexis). Lecture and write extensively on Prosecutorial and Judicial Ethics and Misconduct, Constitutional Law, and Criminal Procedure, and trial practice. Testified before Congress and as expert in criminal and civil lawsuits.

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How Racism Infects Jury Verdicts
October 4, 2016

Racism in Criminal Trials: What Will U.S. Supreme Court Say?
October 1, 2016

A Most Dangerous Prosecutor: A Sequel
September 20, 2017

The Most Dangerous Prosecutor In New York State

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