We are pleased to introduce you to our most recent scholars.
Associate Professor of Law Conor Clarke‘s tax law scholarship brings a new perspective to a range of complex concepts through both empirical and historical lenses. His current course offerings include Tax Policy and Budget Seminar.
Professor Melissa (MJ) Durkee‘s research explores international legal theory, global governance, and international environmental law, with a focus on public-private interactions.
Professor Sheldon Evans writes at the intersections of criminal sentencing, punishment theory, and immigration policies. His work also ties in themes of political theory, technology, and racial identity as they inform criminal and immigration justice systems.
Professor Ben Levin‘s scholarship includes criminal law and policy with a special emphasis on criminal justice reform movements. His course offerings include Criminal Procedure: Adjudication and Criminal Justice Reform Movement Seminar.
