Jeanette Buttrey
Distinguished Professor Emeritus
B.S. Saginaw Valley State College 1987
J.D. Cooley Law School 1991
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I joined Cooley's full-time faculty after having served as a Legal Methods instructor, a research and writing grading assistant, and visiting professor.
My legal work experience includes having served as a research attorney for a circuit court judge in Livingston County, Michigan, and doing appellate work. As a Cooley student, I won seven American Jurisprudence Awards and Certificates of Merit. I was also a member of the Cooley Law Review, where I served as a managing associate.
I am a member of the Cooley Legal Authors Society, served as the faculty adviser for the former Michigan Opinion Notes, and was the program director for Introduction to Law I and II. I was a faculty specialist with the Academic Resource Center at Cooley.
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Articles (Law Reviews and Law Journals)
- Jeanette Buttrey, Michigan's Rape-Shield Statute and the Admissibility of Evidence That a Child Complainant Has Been Previously Molested, 15 T.M. Cooley L. Rev. 391 (1998).
- Jeanette Scharrer, Comment, Covert Electronic Surveillance of Public Rest Rooms: Privacy in the Common Area?, 6 T.M. Cooley L. Rev. 495 (1989).