Bennett Gershman is one of the original faculty members at Pace Law School in White Plains, New York, where he teaches courses in constitutional law, criminal procedure: investigation, and evidence. He is a leading expert on prosecutorial misconduct, and the author of Prosecutorial Misconduct and Trial Error and Misconduct and numerous articles on prosecutorial and judicial ethics. Prof. Gershman previously served as a prosecutor with the Manhattan district attorney’s office for six years. He also served for four years with the special state prosecutor investigating corruption in the judicial system. In private practice, he specialized in criminal defense litigation. He also has taught as a visiting professor at Cornell Law School and Syracuse Law School. Prof. Gershman has published editorials in the National Law Journal, Newsday, the San Jose Mercury News, and the Journal News. |
