Center for Law & Philosophy

Center for Law & Philosophy

Center for Law & Philosophy

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Resident Faculty

Charles Barzun

Charles Barzun

Evidence, torts, jurisprudence and legal history, constitutional law
Rachel Bayefsky

Rachel Bayefsky

Federal courts, constitutional law, civil procedure, legal theory
Josh Bowers

Josh Bowers

Criminal procedure and criminal defense law
Naomi Cahn

Naomi R. Cahn

Family law, trusts and estates, feminist jurisprudence, reproductive technology, and aging and the law
Anne Coughlin

Anne M. Coughlin

Criminal law, feminist jurisprudence and women's issues
Deborah Hellman

Deborah Hellman

Affirmative action and equal protection, constitutional law and theory
Leslie Kendrick

Leslie Kendrick

First Amendment, constitutional law and torts
Richard Re

Richard M. Re

Criminal procedure, federal courts and constitutional law
George Rutherglen

George Rutherglen

Employment discrimination, civil rights and admiralty, civil procedure and international civil litigation
Frederick Schauer

Frederick Schauer

Constitutional law, evidence and legal reasoning, philosophy of law
Richard C. Schragger

Richard C. Schragger

Separation of church and state, property, local government and land use
Micah J. Schwartzman

Micah J. Schwartzman

Law and religion, jurisprudence and political philosophy
Lawrence B. Solum

Lawrence B. Solum

Legal theory, constitutional theory, procedure, philosophy of law
Gregg Strauss

Gregg Strauss

Domestic relations and family law
Steve Walt

Steven D. Walt

Contracts, sales/commercial paper, legal philosophy, bankruptcy and secured transactions

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