Ronald H. Clark

Professor Ronald H. Clark is a nationally known lecturer and author and Distinguished Practitioner in Residence at Seattle University Law School. Ron has lectured at over 40 national courses and for numerous state prosecutor and bar associations.

For 27 years, Ron was in the King County Prosecutor's office in Seattle, Washington, where he served as a senior deputy prosecutor, head of the trial teams and, for ten years, as the Chief Deputy of the Criminal Division, leading 115 attorneys.

As the Director of Training, Ron worked for the National College of District Attorneys. Later, as the Senior Training Counsel, he pioneered the first courses conducted at the National Advocacy Center when it opened its doors to state and local prosecutors and for the following six years.

Ron is a Distinguished Practitioner in Residence at Seattle University Law School where he has taught Comprehensive Trial Advocacy, Comprehensive Pretrial Advocacy, Essential Lawyering Skills and Visual Litigation and Today's Technology.

Ron has produced and written movies that accompany the Pretrial and Trial Advocacy books. His full-length movie, entitled the Freck Point Trial, is a trial advocacy training film featuring demonstrations of all phases of trial by veteran trial lawyers.

In addition, Ron has written over a dozen books.