At our law school, we are driven by a resolute purpose - to battle injustice by delving deep into the intricate connections between wrongful convictions and the historical legacy of slave laws. Our mission is to empower the next generation of legal champions, providing them with the knowledge, skills, and determination needed to confront and dismantle systemic injustices that persist in our society.

Central to our vision is a profound understanding of the nexus between wrongful convictions and the legacy of slave laws. We recognize that the historical injustices of slavery continue to manifest in the legal system, resulting in the wrongful conviction of countless individuals. By comprehensively studying this nexus, we aim to shed light on the systemic inequities that underlie these injustices, equipping our students with the tools to bring about lasting change.

Our law school is unwavering in its commitment to eradicating injustice. Through rigorous research, advocacy, and legal education, we seek to untangle the complex web of factors that perpetuate wrongful convictions and their historical roots. We believe that by addressing these issues head-on, we can effect meaningful change and work towards a more just and equitable society.

In all that we do, we are dedicated to empowering the future generation of legal practitioners. Our vision is to nurture a community of lawyers and advocates who are not only well-versed in the intricacies of the law but are also deeply committed to social justice. Through our holistic approach to legal education, we inspire our students to be agents of positive change, ensuring that the lessons learned here resonate far beyond our campus. This vision is not just a promise but a shared commitment to shaping a world where justice prevails, and every individual's rights are protected.

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Melvin Lee
Executive Director, Mentor, Dean