Paul Cassell
Ronald N. Boyce Presidential Professor of Criminal Law
University Distinguished Professor of Law
Research Profile Phone: 801/585-5202
Email: paul.cassell@law.utah.edu
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- Collaboration: Learn about five Utah Law professors who work closely with students
- Prof. Paul Cassell cited in Supreme Court opinion
- Utah Law faculty updates: February 2025
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- Utah Law faculty updates: August 2025
- Professor Paul Cassell speaks to national media about charges in Charlie Kirk shooting
- Utah Law faculty updates: September 2025
- Professor Paul Cassell quoted in national media about Boeing criminal case dismissal
- Utah Law faculty updates: October 2025
- Utah Law faculty updates: November 2025
- Utah faculty updates: May 2025
- Utah Law faculty updates: December 2025
- Amplifying victims’ voices: Professor Paul Cassell propels crime victims’ rights movement
- Utah Law’s Federalist Society chapter: A place for all to debate and discuss ideas
- Professor Paul Cassell quoted in CNN article about conflict of interest in Tyler Robinson case
- Utah Law faculty updates: January 2026
- Utah Law faculty updates: February 2026
- Professor Paul Cassell quoted in The New York Times about Prince Andrew Epstein files arrest
- Professor Paul Cassell quoted in The New York Times about Britain declining to investigate Epstein after interviewing his victim
- Utah Law faculty updates: March 2026
- Utah Law faculty updates: April 2026
- Utah Law faculty updates: May 2026
- In-class moot court gives students a look at criminal justice system
- Utah faculty updates: August 2024
- Professor Paul Cassell speaks to Salt Lake Tribune about Operation Underground Railroad founder investigation
- Utah Law faculty updates: January 2024
- Utah Law faculty updates: February 2024
- Professor Paul Cassell featured in national media about Boeing 737 Max crash victims case
- Utah Law faculty updates: May 2024
- Utah Law faculty updates: June 2024
- Professor Paul Cassell quoted by national media about Department of Justice Boeing Max prosecution decision
- Utah Law faculty updates: July 2024
- Utah Law faculty updates: September 2024
- Professor Paul Cassell quoted in national media about Boeing 737 Max crashes
- Utah Law faculty updates: October 2024
- Utah Law faculty updates: November 2024
- Professor Paul Cassell quoted in national media about Boeing 737 Max crash case guilty plea
- Utah Law faculty updates: December 2024
- Professor Paul Cassell wins second Utah Supreme Court case in favor of crime victim’s rights
- Cassell’s amicus brief cited in oral arguments before U.S. Supreme Court
- Cassell speaks to national media about Adnan Syed case
- Paul Cassell wins ruling in landmark case against Boeing
- Cassell wins two federal court rulings in Boeing crash case, sex trafficking case
- Professor Paul Cassell discusses recent Utah Supreme Court ruling in favor of crime victim’s rights with the Salt Lake Tribune
- Utah Law faculty members weigh in on the Supreme Court ruling that overturned Roe v. Wade
- Professor Paul Cassell discusses the case involving families of Boeing Max crash victims in the Washington Post
- Professor Paul Cassell discusses trigger laws and Roe v. Wade with KSL News
- Professor Paul Cassell to argue victims’ rights challenge on behalf of Boeing 737 Max crash victims’ family members
- Professor Paul Cassell to meet with US Attorney General Merrick Garland to discuss Boeing 737 lawsuit
- Professor Paul Cassell files victims’ rights challenge on behalf of Boeing 737 Max crash victims’ family members
- Op-ed from Professor Paul Cassell discusses sexual assault laws in Utah
- Professor Paul Cassell discusses consent laws with the New York Times
- Professor Paul Cassell discusses Biden’s vaccine plan with the Salt Lake Tribune
- Professor Paul Cassell weighs in on President Biden’s proposed COVID-19 vaccine mandate
- Professor Paul Cassell takes fight on behalf of Jeffrey Epstein victims to U.S. Supreme Court
- Professor Paul Cassell discusses police and hate crimes in SLTrib op-ed
- Professor Paul Cassell discusses death penalty in regards to Texas death row case