Shenequa Grey

Shenequa Grey is a Professor at the Southern University Law Center (SULC), where she has been a faculty member since 2004. She teaches courses in Constitutional Criminal Procedure, Trial Advocacy, Evidence, and International Criminal Law. Her expertise spans Criminal Procedure, Evidence Law, Trial Skills, and Advocacy. She is licensed to practice in Louisiana and the District of Columbia.

Education:

• Bachelor’s Degree, University of Louisiana at Monroe
• Juris Doctor (cum laude), Southern University Law Center
• LL.M. in Trial Advocacy, Temple University James E. Beasley School of Law
• Atlanta Broadcast Institute (Radio and Television Broadcasting)

Research & Awards: Professor Grey focuses on Fourth Amendment search and seizure issues. She has received two research grants and authored The Anatomy of Louisiana Evidence Law (2015). Her accolades include the 2006 Professor of the Year award and recognition as 'Most Prepared Student' during her LL.M. program.

Professional Contributions:

• Faculty advisor to Black Law Students Association and Women in Law
• Coach for mock trial teams, leading to regional/national competitions
• Former Staff Attorney at American Prosecutor’s Research Institute and Assistant District Attorney in Caddo Parish

Recognition: Featured in Ebony magazine's 'Super Singles of 2002' and actively involved in professional organizations.