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Amanda L. David is an Assistant Professor of Law at the CUNY School of Law, specializing in criminal justice reform and anti-racism legal practices. She previously served as Director of Strategic Litigation at the Federal Defenders of New York, where she integrated anti-racism initiatives into defense strategies and supervised federal defenders. Her scholarship focuses on systemic racial inequities in criminal justice, mental health treatment gaps, and diversity in public defense organizations.
- Education:
- B.A. in Metropolitan Studies and Politics, New York University (2005)
- J.D. from New York University School of Law (2008), Root-Tilden-Kern Scholar, Managing Editor of the Review of Law and Social Change
Her research examines intersectional impacts of race on criminal proceedings and advocates for holistic approaches to replace punitive systems with mental health support. While no recent articles are listed, her clinical teaching at NYU and ongoing advocacy reflect a commitment to practical legal reform. She has no listed scientific awards but is recognized for her impactful public defense work.
Advising and grants: While no formal grants are noted, her roles in directing litigation and teaching clinics highlight mentorship of legal professionals. No affiliated labs/teams are mentioned, though her work at Federal Defenders and CUNY represents collaborative institutional efforts.
