Janet Moore University of Cincinnati College of Law POB Cincinnati Ohio

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1 Janet Moore University of Cincinnati College of Law POB Cincinnati Ohio Telephone: Experience University of Cincinnati College of Law, Cincinnati, Ohio Assistant Professor of Law (August 2012 to present) Visiting Assistant Professor of Law (January 2011 through August 2012) Courses include Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Civil Rights Litigation, and Evidence Junior Scholar Paper Competition Award, Criminal Justice Section, Association of American Law Schools (2012) Goldman Prize for Excellence in Teaching (2012) Elected Member, Committee on Committees and Faculty Appointments Committee Faculty Advisor, Criminal Law Association; Co-Faculty Advisor, American Constitution Society Chapter Janet Moore, Attorney at Law LLC, Cincinnati, Ohio Solo Practitioner (2005 to present; LLC formed 2010) Represent indigent criminal defendants in capital and noncapital appeals, state post-conviction, and federal habeas Ohio Justice & Policy Center, Cincinnati, Ohio Director, Race & Justice Project and Senior Staff Attorney ( ) Promoted criminal justice reform through research, public education, policy advocacy, and creation of indigent defense clinic Office of the Appellate Defender, Durham and Asheville, North Carolina Assistant Appellate Defender ( ) Appellate and post-conviction caseload, primarily capital; won relief for 80% of capital clients; drafted proposed legislation and attorney performance standards; designed and taught CLE programs The Honorable J. Dickson Phillips, Jr., U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, Durham, North Carolina - Judicial Law Clerk ( ) Cornell University and Carl Sagan Productions, Ithaca, New York Research Assistant to Professor Carl Sagan ( )

2 Education Duke University School of Law, Durham, North Carolina Juris Doctor with High Honors (1992) Editor in Chief, Law and Contemporary Problems Duke University, Durham, North Carolina Master of Arts in Philosophy (1992) Focus on Philosophical Ethics, Feminist Theory, and Critical Theory University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois Master of Arts in Divinity (1985) Focus on Theological Ethics, Process Theology, and Liberation Theology Kalamazoo College, Kalamazoo, Michigan Bachelor of Arts in Religion, cum laude (1981) Honors in the Major; Department of Religion Prize Publications, Papers, And Work In Progress Scholarly Work Democracy Enhancement in Criminal Law and Procedure, 2014 UTAH L. REV. (manuscript selected for 2012 Junior Scholar Paper Competition Award by Criminal Justice Section, Association of American Law Schools) G Forces: Gideon v. Wainwright and Matthew Adler s Move Beyond Cost- Benefit Analysis, SEATTLE J. SOC. JUSTICE (invited symposium essay forthcoming 2013) Democracy and Criminal Discovery Reform After Connick and Garcetti, 77 BROOKLYN L. REV (2012) Causes, Consequences, and Cures of Racial and Ethnic Disproportionality in Conviction and Incarceration Rates, 3 FREEDOM CENTER J. 35 (2011) Covenant and Feminist Reconstructions of Subjectivity within Theories of Justice, 55 L. & CONTEMP. PROB. 159 (1992) Works in Progress A Peculiar Sacredness: Inequality Aversion and the Right to Appointed Counsel (manuscript in progress) Obstructing Justice (manuscript in progress)

3 Other Works Brief of Amici Curiae North Carolina Citizens Excluded from Jury Service Based on Race, State v. Robinson, North Carolina Supreme Court Docket No. 411A94-5 (9 August 2013) Brief of Amici Curiae Historians and Law Professors Supporting Defendant s Racial Justice Act Motion, State v. al-bayyinah, Davie County, North Carolina Superior Court No. 98 CrS 836, 1009 (15 September 2010) (author for signatory and amici) Eyes on Ohio: Seeking Sustainable Reform in the Buckeye State, THE CHAMPION 46 (June 2009) Raising the Bar: Preventing Default of Ineffective Assistance Claims on Direct Appeal, TRIAL BRIEFS 21 (April 2004) Limiting the Reach of 404(b) Evidence, North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers Continuing Legal Education Paper (2004) Preserving Issues for Appellate and Postconviction Review, North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers Capital Defense Seminar (January 2003) Other Teaching Experience National Legal Aid & Defender Association, National Defender Training Project, and North Carolina Institute of Government - Lecturer and Workshop Leader, Trial and Appellate Advocacy (2003-present) University of Nevada, Reno, Nevada and Evergreen Community College, San Jose, California - Philosophy Instructor ( ) Fellowships, Awards, and Prizes 2012 Junior Scholar Paper Competition Award, Criminal Justice Section, Association of American Law Schools 2012 Goldman Prize for Excellence in Teaching, University of Cincinnati College of Law Open Society Institute Soros Senior Justice Advocacy Fellow Research and policy advocacy promoting indigent defense reform ( )

4 Scholarly Presentations A Peculiar Sacredness: Inequality Aversion and the Right to Appointed Counsel, Robert H. McKinney School of Law, Indiana University-Indianapolis (faculty exchange workshop, 10 September 2013) Selected Participant, Vulnerability and the Criminal Law, Conference of the Southeastern Association of Law Schools, Palm Beach, Florida (7 August 2013) Selected Panelist, The Poverty State, Law and Society Conference, Boston, Massachusetts (31 May 2013) Organizer and Presenter, Democracy Enhancement in Criminal Law and Procedure, Law and Society Conference, Boston, Massachusetts (31 May 2013) A Peculiar Sacredness: Inequality Aversion and the Right to Appointed Counsel, University of Kentucky Junior Scholar Workshop (10 May 2013) Democracy Enhancement in Criminal Law and Procedure, Central States Law Schools Association Conference Faculty Workshop, Cleveland, Ohio (19 October 2012); Scholar Colloquium, Fall Institute of the International Society for the Reform of Criminal Law and the Criminal Justice Sections of the American Bar Association and Association of American Law Schools, Washington, D.C. (25 October 2012); Michigan State University School of Law Junior Faculty Workshop, Lansing, Michigan (2 November 2012) Other Presentations Invited Panelist, Race and the Law Fifty Years After the March on Washington, University of Cincinnati College of Law (28 August 2013) (event co-sponsored by Center for Race, Gender, and Social Justice and student chapters of Black Law Students Association and Criminal Law Association) Invited Speaker, The Fiftieth Anniversary of Gideon v. Wainwright, University of Michigan Law School (18 March 2013) (event co-sponsored by student chapters of the American Civil Liberties Union, American Constitution Society, Human Rights Association, and Criminal Law Association) Invited Speaker, Fulfilling the Promise of Gideon: Making Justice a Reality for a System of Crisis, (18 March 2013) (event co-sponsored by the Ohio Justice & Policy Center and the Northern Kentucky University Salmon P. Chase College of Law) Invited Panelist, Opera and the Law (focus topic: Don Giovanni, Deviance, and the Law) (19 March 2013) (event co-sponsored by Cincinnati Opera and Cincinnati Bar Association)

5 Service Invited Presenter, Fact-Busting, Theory-Building, and Story-Boarding: Narrative Strategies for Litigation, University of Cincinnati College of Law Faculty Downtown Teach-In, Cincinnati, Ohio (5 March 2013) Organizer and Moderator, Prosecution and Racial Justice, University of Cincinnati College of Law (panel discussion with Wayne McKenzie, Director of the Vera Institute s Prosecution and Racial Justice Project, 2 February 2011) Co-Chair, National Task Force on Criminal Discovery Reform, National Association of Criminal Defense Attorneys, Washington, D.C. Invited Expert, Criminal Discovery Reform (advised legislative counsel during the drafting of discovery reform legislation sponsored by Texas State Senator Rodney Ellis, Chair of the Texas Senate Committee on Government Organization) Ohio Public Defender Commission, Columbus, Ohio Ohio Supreme Court Appointment ( ) Committee for Public Education on the Death Penalty, Asheville, NC Convened and led public education on capital sentencing policies ( ) Bar Admissions United States Supreme Court United States Courts of Appeals for the Fourth and Sixth Circuits United States District Courts for the Middle District of North Carolina and Southern District of Ohio North Carolina, Ohio