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Email: jeremym@chapman.edu Professor Miller was founding Dean of the Chapman University School of Law and presently serves as professor of law. In this, his 25th year as a full-time law academic, he has served in numerous roles. He founded Western State University’s Voluntary Pro Bono Program and has taught primarily Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Professional Responsibility, and Jurisprudence. Earning his LL.M., with a thesis in Legal Ethics from the University of Pennsylvania, he has devoted substantial scholarly work to this area, serving on the County’s Professionalism & Ethics Committee, and District Attorney Rackauckas’ Innocence Project. For about a decade he wrote monthly columns for The Los Angeles Daily Journal on Criminal Justice and Legal Ethics. Professor Miller also served as Editor-in-Chief of The Orange County Lawyer, the official monthly publication of The Orange County Bar Association, for twelve years. Professor Miller is a prolific author of plays, law related writings, a novel, law books, and traditional law articles. Recently, Professor Miller devoted substantial time to formulating Chapman’s innovative LL.M. in Prosecutorial Science and will be the Executive Editor of the Chapman Journal of Criminal Justice, which will be tied to the LL.M. program. Prior to law teaching, Professor Miller served as law clerk for two successive Chief Justices of the Colorado Supreme Court, garnered experience working for the Suffolk County (Boston) District Attorney and worked as a white collar crime analyst in securities law. Professor Miller earned his B.A. from Yale, J.D. from Tulane, and LL.M. from the University of Pennsylvania. Courses Taught: Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Legal Ethics, Jurisprudence and Legal History |
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Jeremy M. Miller