Daniel Brandt

Inspiring change in the area of criminal justice, Daniel Brandt serves as an adjunct professor of law at the University of Dayton, Ohio. With a robust career spanning over two decades, he brings a wealth of practical experience and knowledge to his students. As the chief of the criminal division at the Montgomery County Prosecutor's Office, Brandt has honed his skills in various capacities, including trial attorney and trial team supervisor, which enriches his teaching with real-world insights. Brandt's commitment to the legal profession is evident through his active involvement in several esteemed organizations such as the Dayton Bar Association and the National District Attorneys Association. These affiliations not only keep him at the forefront of legal developments but also allow him to contribute to the broader legal community. Before his tenure at the University of Dayton, Brandt was a faculty member at the National College of District Attorneys, National Advocacy Center in South Carolina. His experience there has equipped him with a unique perspective on legal education, emphasizing the importance of advocacy and ethical practice in the field of law. Through his teaching, Brandt aims to inspire the next generation of legal professionals to pursue justice with integrity and diligence.