Richmond Criminal Justice Forum

Richmond Criminal Justice Forum

The Richmond Criminal Justice Forum (RCJF) is a new co-curricular program at the University of Richmond School of Law created for the purpose of inspiring and equipping students to pursue fulfilling careers in the criminal justice field. Directed by Professor Dave Johnson and supported by a student advisory board, the RCJF also serves the larger law community by providing engaging programming on a host of criminal justice related topics that foster important discussions about issues that impact us all. Hear from one of our students

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  • January

    A Conversation with Antione Brown
    Tuesday, January 20 in Room 128 at noon 

    Join the Richmond Criminal Justice Forum for a very special event as Antoine Brown tells the inspiring story of his journey through the criminal justice system and beyond. Moderated by Ryan Wind. Lunch will be served.

  • 2025-2026 Board Members

    Jenna Crumley (3L)
    Libby Larro (3L)
    Bri McCall (3L)
    Logan Smith (3L)
    Justin Wiley (3L)
    Nate Jarvis (3L)
    Tyler Kennedy (3L)
    Georgia Clark (2L)
    Adam Jordan (2L)
    Connor Goodwin (2L)
    Emily Boone (1L)
    Linsey Kornya (1L)
    Arina Drovetskaya (1L)
    Alexandra Hall (1L)
    Sajith Suraweera (1L)

Criminal Justice Forum Faculty and Staff at Richmond Law

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Forum Director and Prof. Dave Johnson
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Prof. Corinna Lain
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Project Manager Ericka Black

Latest News from the Criminal Justice Forum

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For anyone who is even a little curious about the criminal legal system—or litigation in general—the high-stakes, fast-paced, client-focused environment of a small public defender’s office is an excellent opportunity to learn real skills and find a foundation in the legal profession.
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Frank Morris, L’24