Michele Nigliazzo
Adjunct Professor of Law - Property and Constitutional Law @University Of Dayton School Of Law
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WORK HISTORY
Adjunct Professor of Law - Property and Constitutional Law @University Of Dayton School Of Law
Outstanding adjunct law school professor for law school LLM program.• Experience with diversity, inclusion, and diverse student populations. • Course development experience at law school and undergraduate level.• Successful development and execution of online curriculum.Courses Taught at Law School Level• Constitutional Law - U. of Dayton Law School• Property Law - U. of Dayton Law School
EDUCATION
Brigham Young University
B.S., Psychology
J. Reuben Clark Law School
Juris Doctorate, Law
SKILLS
ABOUT MICHELE NIGLIAZZO
Victim-centered attorney with decades of experience advocating for survivors and navigating complex, high-stakes cases. Previously admitted to practice in Utah, Texas, Missouri, and now Arizona, I bring a rare combination of legal depth, trauma-informed practice, and courtroom presence.My work is grounded in extensive trauma training and a deep understanding of how trauma affects memory, behavior, and testimony—knowledge that informs every stage of representation, from case strategy to courtroom advocacy. I am recognized for clear, persuasive legal writing and a commanding yet compassionate presence in court.I am currently serving as an Special Victims\' Unit prosecutor, handling sensitive cases involving sexual violence and exploitation, where precision, discretion, and survivor trust were essential. That experience continues to shape my approach: rigorous, ethical, and relentlessly focused on justice for those who deserve the best advocate in the courtroom. I am a firm believer that Victims can become survivors through a trauma-informed court process to restore and honor a victim\'s voice.
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