Ann Cammett | William S. Boyd School of Law at UNLV

		Ann Cammett
		Associate Professor of Law


		Phone: 702-895-1350 Email: ann.cammett@unlv.edu

		Curriculum Vitae (pdf)

	Education: B.F.A., School of Visual Arts, 1985 J.D., City University of New York School of Law, 2000 LL.M., Georgetown University Law Center (forthcoming)

	Professor Cammett joins the Boyd Faculty from Georgetown University Law Center, where she held a Clinical Teaching Fellowship in the Domestic Violence Clinic and served as a 2006-07 Women’s Law and Public Policy Fellow. After graduation from law school, Professor Cammett was awarded a Skadden Fellowship at the Legal Aid Society of New York where she represented formerly incarcerated women facing civil consequences from criminal convictions. Before teaching in Georgetown’s clinical program, she served as a policy analyst for the New Jersey Institute for Social Justice, providing technical assistance to government and community-based organizations, engaging in legislative activity, and assisting with the development of model programs to facilitate more positive prisoner reentry outcomes. Professor Cammett is admitted to the bars of New York; the District of Columbia; the Eastern and Southern Districts of New York; and the United States Supreme Court. Her scholarship explores legal and policy issues at the nexus of race, class, gender, the family, and criminal law. She is on the Board of Directors at the Center for Constitutional Rights. At UNLV, Professor Cammett will teach Civil Procedure and a clinical course in the Thomas & Mack Legal Clinic.

	Areas of Expertise: Civil Procedure Clinical Teaching Family Law Prisoner Reentry

	Selected Publications: ARTICLES, BOOK CHAPTERS, AND ESSAYS Expanding Collateral Sanctions: The Hidden Costs of Aggressive Child Support Enforcement Against Incarcerated Parents, 13 Geo. J. Poverty L. & Pol’y 313 (2006). Lexis Hein The Rights of Parents with Children in Foster Care: Removals Arising from Economic Hardship and the Predictive Power of Race, 6 N.Y.C. L. Rev. 61 (2003) Lexis Westlaw MONOGRAPHS Bringing Families In: Recommendations Of The Incarceration, Reentry And Family Roundtables (2006) (with Johanna Christian, Nancy Fishman & Lori Scott-Pickens). Making Work Pay: Promoting Employment And Better Child Support Outcomes For Low-income And Incarcerated Parents (2005)

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