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Jerry
P. Black, Jr.
Intermin Director of Clinical Programs and Associate Professor of Law
B.A., 1965, Rhodes College
J.D., 1968, Vanderbilt University
Advocacy Clinic, Criminal Law, Evidence, Trial Practice
Black@libra.law.utk.edu
Professor Black has been working in the public interest all of his legal
career. He was a staff attorney with Legal Services of Nashville, Director
of Clinical Programs and Administrator of Clinical Programs at Vanderbilt
University, and Executive Director of the Knoxville Legal Aid Society.
Professor Black was Director of the UT Legal Clinic from 1981-86 and Acting
Director during 1990-91, the spring of 1993, and the fall of 2002. He
remains a member of the clinic faculty. Professor Black was honored in
Augiust 2003 by the Tennessee Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
for "his lifetime contribution to teaching the goals, aspirations, and
principles of quality criminal defense to his students, peers, and friends
at TACDL." He also received the Richard S. Jacobson Award for Excellence
in Teaching Trial Advocacy from the Roscoe Pound Institute in 2002. Professor
Black was the recipient of the Harold C. Warner Outstanding Faculty Service
Award in 1991 and 1998 and the Forrest W. Lacey Award 1996-97.
Publications
Articles
Co-author with Richard S. Wirtz, Training Advocates for the Future:
The Clinic as the Capstone, 64 Tenn.
L. Rev. 1001 (1997).
Selected Achievements and Affiliations
Law School Liaison, Tennessee Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers,
2000-present.
Child Abuse Review Team, Department of Human Services, 1981-87, 1991-present.
Board of Directors, Federal Defenders Services of Eastern Tennessee,
Inc., 1991-present.
Charter Member, Knoxville Chapter, American Inns of Court, 1988-present.
ABA, 1987-present.
Director, Center for Advocacy and Dispute Resolution, 1996-98. Acting
Director, University of Tennessee Legal Clinic, 1990-91 and January-June
1993 and August-December 2002.
Carden Outstanding Faculty Award for Service, 1998.
Board of Directors, Knoxville Legal Aid Society, 1991-1998.
College of Trial Advocacy, 1979-80, 1982, 1987-90.
National Legal Aid and Defender Association, 1981-88.
Director, Knoxville Legal Aid Society, Inc., 1981-87.
Combined Federal Campaign Steering Committee, 1981-87.
Director, University of Tennessee Legal Clinic, 1981-86.
Board of Directors, Tennessee Association of Legal Services Projects,
1981-86.
President, Board of Directors, Tennessee Association of Legal Services,
1981-82.
Faculty Advisor, UT Chapter, National Association of Criminal Defense
Lawyers.
Pro Bono Counsel, ABA Death Penalty Representation Project and Tennessee
Capital Case Resource Center Project.
July 21, 2003
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