Randolph Braccialarghe

Professor Randolph Braccialarghe is a full-time faculty member at Nova Southeastern University's Shepard Broad College of Law, where he has taught since 1983. His current roles include teaching Evidence and Professional Responsibility, and he previously taught Criminal Law, Civil Procedure, and Trial Advocacy. He served as Co-Director of the Criminal Clinic for 13 years.

Education:

• B.A., University of Michigan (1970)
• J.D., University of Miami School of Law (1977)

Research Interests: Professor Braccialarghe’s work focuses on evidence law, legal ethics, and professional responsibility, with significant contributions to understanding ethical obligations in criminal defense, client perjury, and judicial conduct. His publications also address contemporary issues like campus gun policies and legal education.

Publications & Expertise: His notable works include analyses of client deception, perjury, and ethical duties, alongside commentary on gun rights. He has served as an expert witness in disciplinary cases and participated in national legal ethics committees.

Committee Leadership:

• Chair, Florida Bar Professional Ethics Committee (2019-2020)
• Vice Chair, Florida Bar Professional Ethics Committee (2016-2019)
• Chairman/Co-Chair, Florida Judicial Circuit Grievance Committees

Advising Roles: He advises student groups including the Federal Bar Association, Jewish Law Student Association, and National Security Law Society.