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For a brief summary of my qualifications and interests, see:

1. Quick overview, a bare-bones summary of legal issues (mostly constitutional) that I have handled and of two sample cases (my first and a recent one), with unsolicited comments by attorneys;

2. Glimpses of other cases,  with more unsolicited comments, bringing the case total to nine--about a one-fourth sample of my work (including widely cited cases, like Wisconsin v. Yoder, in which the U. S. Supreme Court quoted me by name);

3. More on the sample cases, presented case by case so you can choose;

4. General qualifications; and

5. Photocopies of unsolicited comments  (in case you’d like to verify my quotes).

Before establishing this web site in 2004, I never publicized my expert witnessing. I found each request for testimony a nice surprise, coming because one attorney mentioned me to another, or because somebody read of my work.  I would drop regular duties as professor, help with a case, and rush back, seldom keeping notes.  But recently, with time to reflect and dig up records, I realize that helping bring justice to mistreated people may be the most gratifying aspect of my career.

So instead of relaxing in semi-retirement, I plan to continue witnessing in significant cases—just as long as my testimony influences court decisions, alarms attorneys on the other side, and gratifies attorneys whom I assist.

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