STEUBENVILLE, OHIO—The Center for Criminal Justice, Law, and Ethics at Franciscan University of Steubenville announces an exclusive lineup of online continuing legal education courses for justice practitioners and the legal community.

Online programs exploring high-profile areas of the legal field as well as natural law include: Abortion, the Natural Law and the Supreme Court: The Genealogy of Change in a Post-Roe World; Aquinas: Virtue, The Natural Law and Modern Problems; Cicero and the Nature of Law; Law, Ethics, and Religion in America; and The Law of Armed Conflict, Genocide, and Other War Crimes.

Courses are approved for CLE credits in Ohio, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania.

The Center for Criminal Justice, Law and Ethics sponsors continuing legal education (CLE) courses to teach justice professionals to apply the wisdom of natural law reasoning and the Catholic moral tradition in their practice. Presenters are high-profile practitioners concerned about the legal system’s current moral state and convinced of the critical role of the natural law in legal operations.

To learn more and register online, visit centerforcriminaljustice.com.

The Center for Criminal Justice, Law, and Ethics at Franciscan University seeks to change the landscape of the justice system nationally and internationally by forming justice professionals who measure justice by perennial principles of the natural law and Catholic moral tradition and advancing the integration of natural law principles into justice operations.