Eza Bella Zakirova
Eza Bella
Zakirova
Adjunct Lecturer
Education

2023 JD  Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law (Yeshiva University)

2018 BS/MA Criminal Justice John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Bio

Conferences

2017 - "Freedom to Return, Freedom from Persecution: Media's Role in Reintegrading the Exonerated" 108th Annual Eastern Communication Association Conference, Boston, MA

 

Courses Taught

ANT 101 - Introduction to Anthropology

ANT 230 - Crime and Deviance

SOC 101 - Introduction to Sociology

SOC 203 - Criminology

SOC 232 - Social Stratification

SOC 240 - Social Deviance

SOC 301 - Penology

SOC 312 - Classical Sociological Theory

SOC 315 - Contemporary Sociological Theory

SOC 327 - Advanced Sociological Methodology

SOC 328 - Quantitative Research Methods

 

Scholarly Work

2019 "Is it Rational or Not?: When Innocents Plead Guilty in Child Sex Abuse Cases" Albany Law Review for Miscarriages of Justice Issue 82(3) 

2018 "Shaken Baby Syndrome: As a Controversy in Wrongful Conviction Cases" Albany Law Review: Miscarriages of Justice Isssue 81(3)

Research Summary

Eza Bella Zakirova is a legal practitioner and a researcher in sociology and law. She specializes in wrongful convictions and has examined the media framing of wrongful conviction cases. In addition, as a legal practitioner, she specializes in civil litigation, including immigration, employment/labor (Title VII, Title IX, FLSA), matrimonial, personal injury, etc. Zakirova also has extensive expertise in the pedagogy of sociology and law. Zakirova has earned a BS/MA in Criminal Justice from John Jay College and a JD from Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law. Zakirova was one of the youngest adjunct professors in CUNY, as she began her teaching career at 22 years old.