Eric Bellone, Assistant Professor

Eric Bellone, J.D.

Assistant Professor
Education and Human Services Department
Paralegal Studies Program

 

Mailing Address

Suffolk University
Education and Human Services Department
8 Ashburton Place
Boston, MA 02108

 

Office

73 Tremont Street, 7th Floor
Room 7059
Phone: 617-994-6484
Fax: 617-305-1743
Email:ebellone@suffolk.edu

 

Research Interests

Alternative courts (especially drug courts) and the impact of technology on the legal process

 

Education

  • B.S., University of Massachusetts at Lowell, Economics
  • B.A., University of Massachusetts at Lowell, History
  • M.A., University of Massachusetts at Lowell, Criminal Justice
  • J.D., Franklin Pierce Law Center
  • Ph.D. student, Northeastern University in Law, Policy, & Society

Selected Publications

  • Information Sharing Among Criminal Justice Organizations, The Encyclopedia of Police Science (2006)
  • The Courts and Hard Technology: Applying Technological Solutions to Legal Issues, The New Technology of Crime, Law, and Social Control (2007)
  • The Department of Homeland Security, The Historical Encyclopedia of Business and Finance (2008)

Recent Oral Presentations

  • Drug Courts: Specialized Issues, Salem State College (2007)

Professional Activities

  • American Society of Criminologists, American Criminal Justice Society, American Bar Association

Current Grant Activity

  • Pending National Science Foundation Grant - The Impact of Video Technology on Judicial Decision-making in Bail Hearings

Courses Taught

  • EHS 264 - Introduction to Law and the Legal System
  • EHS 361 - Legal Research and Writing
  • EHS 362 - Civil Litigation