James C. Winters
- Adjunct Professor
James C. Winters ’13 is a seasoned criminal trial lawyer with a robust educational background and extensive experience as a prosecutor.
While attending the University of Texas School of Law, he honed his trial advocacy skills, preparing himself for a career in criminal law. During his time in law school, he received the Dean’s Achievement Award in Texas Criminal Procedure: Pretrial for earning the highest grade in the class. He was also a staff editor for the American Journal of Criminal Law and a member of the interscholastic mock trial team, earning election into the prestigious Order of Barristers. His commitment to trial advocacy was further recognized with a scholarship for excellence in the field.
James C. Winters ’13 is a seasoned criminal trial lawyer with a robust educational background and extensive experience as a prosecutor.
While attending the University of Texas School of Law, he honed his trial advocacy skills, preparing himself for a career in criminal law. During his time in law school, he received the Dean’s Achievement Award in Texas Criminal Procedure: Pretrial for earning the highest grade in the class. He was also a staff editor for the American Journal of Criminal Law and a member of the interscholastic mock trial team, earning election into the prestigious Order of Barristers. His commitment to trial advocacy was further recognized with a scholarship for excellence in the field.
Before law school, Winters graduated magna cum laude from Hofstra University with a B.A. in political science and minors in speech, communications, and rhetorical studies, as well as legal studies in business. He was also a Division 1 college athlete during his undergraduate years.
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