Phone: (434) 924-3299

E-mail: kimfm@virginia.edu

Subject Area(s): Criminal law, criminal procedure, constitutional law, affirmative action, integration, diversity and cultural preservation, race and the law, slavery reparations, jury representation

All Courses: Constitutional Law, Criminal Adjudication, Criminal Law, Race and the Law (seminar)

Current Course(s): Race And Law, Constitutional Law (E, G)

In the Media:

• "Wife in Interracial Marriage Case Dies" (Richmond Times-Dispatch, 05/06/2008)
• "Analysis: Vague Traffic Laws Promote Discrimination" (theNewspaper.com, 01/29/2008)
• "UPDATE: Bill Would End Taxation Of Domestic-partner Health Benefits" (Dow Jones, 04/10/2007)
• "Prosecutor's Silence on Duke Rape Case Leaves Public with Plenty of Questions" (New York Times, 06/12/2006)
• "RC Prof. Fights for Free Speech with Panel Discussion" ([University of] Michigan Daily, 09/19/2005)
• "Experts Call Jury Sentence 'Compromise' in U. Virginia Student's Trial" (The Cavalier Daily, 11/12/2004)
• "Black History Month Focuses on Schools" (AP/Atlanta Journal-Constitution, 01/31/2004)
• "Landmark Supreme Court Decision Is Theme of Black History Month" (Associated Press, 01/31/2004)
• "U.Va. Officials Debate Affirmative Action" (The Daily Progress, 04/18/2003)
• "Justice O'Connor May Hold the Key" (Hartford Courant, 03/30/2003)
• "Suits Bring Debate over Slavery Reparations into the Courtroom" (Trial, 12/01/2002)
• "Bakke" (The Recorder, 06/21/2002)
• "Will Affirmative Action Survive?" (author) (Legal Times, 06/17/2002)