Shane Rodriguez

Shane Rodriguez is an Assistant Professor of Law at Massachusetts School of Law (MSLAW), where he teaches Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Advanced Criminal Procedure, and Factual Investigations. He has been a member of the MSLAW faculty since 2010, initially serving as an adjunct professor before joining the full-time faculty in 2017.

His academic background includes a B.S. from Fitchburg State College, an M.S. from Western New England College, and a J.D. from Massachusetts School of Law. He balances his academic responsibilities with professional legal practice through Rodriguez Stern, P.C., which focuses on estate planning and criminal defense.

• Research interests include criminal law, criminal procedure, factual investigations, and estate planning.
• Teaching philosophy emphasizes practical skills and real-world application.

While no recent articles are listed in the provided content, his instructional materials include audio reviews and core course recordings in Criminal Law, suggesting an emphasis on accessible and repetitive learning tools for students.

Professor Rodriguez has not been mentioned as receiving any formal scientific awards or honors in the provided text.

He has contributed to student academic support through recorded lectures and review sessions, particularly in foundational law courses. There is no public indication of grant funding or formal advising roles, though his long-standing teaching role suggests mentorship of numerous law students. He began as an adjunct faculty member in 2010, demonstrating sustained commitment to legal education.

Professor Rodriguez integrates professional legal practice with academic instruction, operating Rodriguez Stern, P.C., which enhances his experiential teaching approach. His work bridges theoretical legal education with practical client representation in criminal defense and estate planning matters.