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Curtis Hayes
 Professor of Criminal Justice
Office: PD-136
Campus Phone: 538-6325
E-mail:
B.A., Political Science, University of Utah
J.D., University of Utah
Began at WNMU: 1993
Research and Academic Interests: Criminal Law
and Procedure, Ethics, Community Policing, Organized Crime
Hobbies and Personal Interests: Backpacking and
Ford N tractors
University and Community Service:
Restorative Justice Council; Sixth Judicial District Juvenile Community Corrections
Panel; Criminal Justice Program Director; Honors Program Director,
Curriculum and Instruction Committee; Advising Task Force;
Alpha Phi Sigma faculty advisor; Criminal Justice Club faculty
advisor;
Pre-Law Minor
advisor.
Recent Papers and Publications:
"Ten Most Significant Decisions of The 1999 Supreme
Court Term"
"The New Federalism: New Mexico's Experience with Independent
State Constitutional Analysis"
"Does Whren vs. U.S. Invalidate the Tenth Circuit's Inquiry
into Whether a Roadblock is Pretextual"
"Sixth Judicial District Attorney's Office Charging Manual"
"Criminal Justice Articulation in New Mexico"
Favorite Quote: "If you would feel compelled
to lie about it later, you probably shouldn't do it" - unknown
Curriculum Vita
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