Sharlene Lassiter Boltz

Sharlene Lassiter Boltz - Chase College of Law

Professor of Law

  • Education

  • BA, Brown University
  • JD, The University of Michigan Law School

  • Courses Taught

  • Contracts I
  • Contracts II
  • Domestic Violence Prosecution & Trial
  • Domestic Violence Seminar
  • Introduction to Legal Studies
  • UCC: Payment Systems
  • UCC: Sales & Secured Transactions

Profile

Professor Lassiter Boltz teaches Contracts, UCC Sales and Secured Transations, UCC Payment Systems, Domestic Violence Law Seminar and Domestic Violence Prosecution and Trial, and Remedies. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Brown University and Juris Doctor from the University of Michigan Law School. Lassiter Boltz is a member of the bar in New Jersey, Louisiana and Ohio. Prior to teaching, Lassiter Boltz was a trial attorney for a law firm in Louisiana and in the Office of the General Counsel, United States Department of Agriculture in Washington, D.C. Her non-legal interests include tennis, music, and arts and crafts.

Latest Publications

I Have a Testimony, WinePress Publ'g (2002)

From Hoof To Hamburger: The fiction of a safe meat supply, 33 Willamette L. Rev. 411 (1997)

What Is A Lawyer Really Worth? An examination into the true value of attorney labor, 25 Cumberland L. Rev. 23 (1994)

Public Service

Presenter on domestic abuse issues to community organizations in the Greater Cincinnati area and on-campus student groups at NKU.

Volunteer hospital advocate, Northern Kentucky Women's Crisis Center.

Member, Northern Kentucky Human Trafficking Task Force.