I am a law professor at Southwestern Law School in Los Angeles, where I’ve been teaching since 1986. My subjects are Constitutional Law, Jurisprudence, American Legal History, and the occasional business law course. My interests are in the areas of law, philosophy, and religion. Being a law professor, I am not shy about commenting on matters outside my expertise, though I try to avoid areas of utter ignorance.
I have been in the United States since I was ten, when my family moved here from Germany. Since then I have lived almost entirely in California, which makes me a native of the state compared to most residents. I graduated from Pomona College and Stanford Law School.
I am married and, at latest–and probably final–count, have seven children.
