Professor Caplow is the Director of the Law School's Clinical Education Program. A leader in the field of clinical legal education, she spent her recent sabbatical in Hong Kong where she assisted Hong Kong University in developing a clinical program, and then spent a semester as a Fulbright Scholar at University College Cork, Ireland. She has been the president of the Clinical Legal Education Association. She also served for six years on the board of editors of the Clinical Legal Review. She is the co-author of Multidefendant Criminal Cases: Federal Law and Procedure (1998 & Supps. 1999, 2000). Her background includes serving as Special Assistant United States Attorney in the Civil Division in the Eastern District of New York, and as Director of Training and Chief of the Criminal Court Bureau in the Kings County District Attorney's Office. She also was a staff attorney with the Legal Aid Society. Professor Caplow has been a member of the faculty since 1976. Professor Caplow teaches Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Immigration Law and the Safe Harbor Project immigration clinic.
Articles
The Gaelic Goetz: A Case of Self-Defense in Ireland, Cardozo J. Int'l & Comp. L. (2009)
For two years, the name Padraig Nally was a household word in Ireland. Nally killed...