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Charles Ogletree (‘78), Jesse Climenko Professor of Law and prominent legal theorist, first came to Harvard Law School as a student in 1975 and returned ten years later as a visiting professor. Over the course of his legal career, he has held a number of positions, including deputy director of the District of Columbia’s Public Defender Service. He has written and lectured widely on issues of criminal law, ethics, and public policy. Beginning in 1989, he served as the moderator on the PBS series “Ethics in America,” and he continues to moderate other PBS and C-Span programs. He has appeared as a guest commentator on numerous local and national television and radio programs. In 1991, he served as legal counsel to Professor Anita Hill during the Senate Confirmation Hearings. Professor Ogletree has received many distinguished awards including an Honorary Doctor of Laws from New England School of Law. Harvard University | Harvard Law School | Contact Last updated April 16, 2002 |
