Craig Trocino

Craig Trocino is an Associate Professor of Clinical Education at the University of Miami School of Law and Director of the Innocence Clinic. His work focuses on criminal justice reform, legal ethics, and systemic flaws in capital punishment. He holds a terminal academic rank in clinical legal education.

Research interests include false confessions, death penalty jurisprudence, and Indigenous legal histories. His scholarship critiques procedural injustices in criminal sentencing and interrogates colonial legal systems' impacts on Indigenous populations.

Publications span constitutional law critiques (e.g., Hurst v. Florida analysis) and explorations of false confessions' societal impacts. He has no listed scientific awards but maintains an active publication record since 1995.

As Innocence Clinic Director, he supervises student attorneys in post-conviction litigation. No formal advisees listed, though collaboration with co-author Chance Meyer appears in his 2016 work.