Law School

Professor Carroll joined the faculty of UC College of Law in 2005. Until May 2008, she served as Academic Director of the Ohio Innocence Project, supervising the work of law school students petitioning innocence claims in state and federal court. Currently, she teaches courses in the areas of white-collar crime, criminal law and criminal procedure.

Previously, Professor Carroll worked as a juvenile and felony staff attorney for The Defender Association in Seattle. There, she represented indigent defendants in criminal and mental health matters in adult and juvenile court. Professor Carroll also was a Prettyman Fellow at the Criminal Justice Clinic at Georgetown University Law Center, co-teaching a clinical course for third-year law students, as well as supervising students in representing indigent defendants on a variety of criminal matters. Prior to teaching, she clerked for the Hon. William Wayne Justice of the U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Texas.

Professor Carroll has been an invited speaker at conferences across the country. An accomplished writer, she is published in the Texas Law Review and the ABA Juvenile Law Publication

Download a copy of Professor. Carroll's Curriculum Vitae (pdf).