| B.S., Boston State College
M.S., Education Boston University
J.D., Massachusetts School of Law
Professor Puller had a distinguished 27-year career with the Massachusetts State Police, rising through the ranks from Trooper to Lieutenant/Station Commander in the Grafton barracks. While on the state police, Professor Puller received numerous awards and honors including three Medals of Service. Puller became the Affirmative Action Director, worked as an Internal Affairs Investigator, and later served as the State Police Trial Board prosecutor.
He majored in Law Enforcement and Sociology. He continued on to graduate school to earn a master’s degree in Education with a concentration in Human Services in the Criminal Justice System. He is a graduate of Massachusetts School of Law (Class of 2004).
He currently teaches both Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure. Professor Puller also practices criminal law, personal injury and consumer law.
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