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Joi T. Montiel joined the faculty of Jones School of Law in 2006 as an Assistant Professor of Law. Professor Montiel now serves as the Director of the Legal Research and Writing Program; she teaches Legal Research & Writing. Professor Montiel is admitted to the Alabama State Bar and is a member of the Legal Writing Institute, the Association of Legal Writing Directors, and Scribes. She serves on the Alabama State Bar Board of Editors and as an Assistant Editor for the Journal of the Legal Writing Institute.
Professor Montiel received her Juris Doctorate from Faulkner Law, graduating magna cum laude. Before accepting her teaching position at the Law School, Professor Montiel clerked for Justice Harold See, Senior Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Alabama.
PUBLICATIONS
The Psychotherapist-Patient Privilege as an “Occasional Instrument of Injustice”: An Argument for a Criminal Threat Exception, 36 S. Ill. U. L.J. 445 (2012).
Is Parenting Coordination a Usurpation of Judicial Authority? Harmonizing Authority for, Benefits of, and Limitations on this Legal-Psychological Hybrid, 7.2 Tenn. J.L. & Pol’y 364 (2011).
Your Appellate Brief: An Obstacle Course for the Court or a Clear Pathway to Your Conclusion?, 73 Ala. Lawyer 345 (September 2012).
Why and How Alabama Courts Should Use Parenting Coordination in Divorce Cases, 72 Ala. Lawyer 200 (July 2011).
Alabama’s Evolving Standard of Admissibility for Expert Scientific Testimony, 6 Jones L. Rev. 87 (2002).
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