Overview

The Stanford Criminal Law Society is a student group that strives to promote criminal law dialogue, practice, policy, and scholarship at SLS. While our members' backgrounds and political ideologies vary widely, we're all interested in criminal law and committed to increasing the presence of criminal law at Stanford and creating a forum for SLS students to contribute to criminal law scholarship, practice, and policymaking. We do this through speakers, panels, job and networking opportunities, increased course offerings and clinical opportunities, and field trips all over California--including visits to prisons, trials, and judges' chambers.

The Criminal Law Society works together with the Center for Criminal Justice to put on events throughout the year, bringing practitioners, academics, judges, and policymakers to campus. Events in the past two years have included a defense practitioners' series that brought John Keker, Cris Arguedas, and Matt Jacobs to campus, a juvenile justice panel, a panel on progressives in prosecution, a prison reform panel, a gang violence panel that included police officers and prosecutors, and a workshop on sex crimes.

For more information contact:

Co-Presidents:
Stephany Reaves     Sreaves@stanford.edu
Yonatan Moskowitz   ylm@stanford.edu
Nick Scheiner       nscheine@stanford.edu

Academic Chair: 
Krisina Zuniga      Krisina@stanford.edu

Treasurer:
Evan Stein          estein13@stanford.edu

Fundraising Chair:
Ian Stearns          istearns@stanford.edu

Alumni Relations Chair:
Lauren Harding      hardlingl@stanford.edu

Advocacy Chair:
Jonathan Frank      jdfrank@stanford.edu

Social Events Chair:
Sara Aziz           sjabero@stanford.edu

Community Service Chair:
Maureen Howard      mbhoward@stanford.edu

General Board members:
Alison Bloch
Matt Henry

3L Advisors:
Alyssa Weis
Briane Cornish-Knight
Camden Vilkin
Corinne Keel
David Friedman
Jennifer Williams
Sol Eppel
Taylor Hauck