National Center for Justice and the Rule of Law - The University of Mississippi School of Law

Prosecution Externship Symposium

In furtherance of its goal to create a model prosecution externship program, the Center has sponsored a symposium issue of the Mississippi Law Journal dedicated to a scholarly examination of such clinical programs. This volume of the Law Journal collects eleven articles as well as a note by Attorney General Janet Reno. Read together, these articles cover all aspects of how to create and operate prosecution externship program.
2005 Mississippi Law Journal
	Foreword Visiting Professor Thomas K. Clancy University of Mississippi School of Law
	The Importance of Prosecution Training in Law School Attorney General Janet Reno
	"Tacking Too Close to the Wind": The Challenge to Prosecution Clinics to Set our Students on a Straight Course Stacey Caplow
	Prosecution Clinics: Dealing with Professional Role Peter A. Joy
	The Use of "Boot Camps" and Orientation Periods in Externships and Clinics: Lessons Learned from a Criminal Prosecution Clinic Larry Cunningham
	The University of San Diego Criminal Clinic: It's All in the Mix Jean Montoya
	Beauty and the Beast - Hybrid Prosecution Externships in a Non-Urban Setting Margaret A. (Peggy) Tonon
	The New Mexico District Attorney Clinic: Skills and Justice Lisa Torraco
	Reflections from the Journals of Prosecution Clinic Students William P. Quigley
	Designing a Hybrid Domestic Violence Prosecution Clinic Mary A. Lynch
	Benefits of an Integrated (Prosecution & Defense) Criminal Law Clinic Linda F. Smith
	Community Prosecution: Can a Law School Prosecutors Clinic Adopt This Approach? Lisa C. Smith
	Prosecutorial Externship Programs: Past, Present and Future Hans P. Sinha, Clinical Professor and Director, Prosecutorial Externship Program, University of Mississippi
	Appendix: Clinical Survey Hans P. Sinha, Clinical Professor and Director, Prosecutorial Externship Program, University of Mississippi

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