Eve Brensike Primus, '01, the Yale Kamisar Collegiate Professor of Law, teaches Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Evidence, and Habeas Corpus, and writes about structural reform in the criminal justice system.
Featured Scholarship
Criminal Procedure and the Constitution, Leading Supreme Court Cases and Introductory Text
Criminal Procedure and the Constitution: Leading Supreme Court Cases and Introductory Text
- Criminal Law
- Constitutional Law
Modern Criminal Procedure, Basic Criminal Procedure, and Advanced Criminal Procedure, 15th, 2022 Supplement
"Limiting Access to Remedies: Select Criminal Law and Procedure Cases from the Supreme Court's 2021-22 Term"
Court Review
Activities
Invited panelist, Panel Discussion on Just Mercy Film, University of Michigan Office for Health Equity and Inclusion.
Delivered remarks, “The Last Ten Years of the Innocence Movement,” at The Criminal Law Society’s Symposium entitled Conversations on Actual Innocence & The Michigan Innocence Clinic, University of Michigan Law School.
Presented "Incorporating Social Science Into Your Criminal Defense Practice," Criminal Defense Attorneys of Michigan Summer Conference.
Presented "Revisiting Strickland and Cronic: Four Different Kinds of Trial Attorney Ineffectiveness," St. John's University School of Law Faculty Workshop Series.
Invited panelist, "Voluntariness Jurisprudence," Voluntariness Doctrine and False Confessions: Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology Symposium, Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law.
Presented "Equitable Gateways in Federal Habeas Review," CrimFest Conference, Cardozo Law School.
Invited panelist, "Courthouses: Over-Criminalization and the Indigent Defense Crisis," A More Human Dwelling Place: Reimagining the Racialized Architecture of America: Michigan Journal of Race & Law Symposium, University of Michigan Law School.
Invited panelist, "Minorities, Social Justice, and Police Enforcement: An Open Discussion," University of Michigan Department of Theater and Drama.
Presented "Defense Counsel and Public Defense," Academy for Justice Criminal Reform Conference, Arizona State University Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law.
Presented, “Disaggregating Ineffective Assistance of Trial Counsel Claims,” Federal Defenders of Central California Training Program.