Harvard Law School Criminal Justice Institute

Professor Charles Ogletree
PROFESSOR CHARLES J. OGLETREE, JR.
Founder of The Criminal Justice Institute

May you Rest in Power
Thank you for the fearless path that you chose and the many lessons that were your gift to us.

Read Professor Sullivan’s OpEd in the Washington Post

The Criminal Justice Institute is the curriculum-based criminal law clinical program of Harvard Law School. The mission of the Criminal Justice Institute is to educate Harvard Law School students in becoming effective, ethical and zealous criminal defense lawyer-advocates through practice in representing indigent individuals involved in the Massachusetts court system as well as to research and present issues and debates about the criminal and juvenile justice systems in order to affect local and national reform.

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