Our Faculty

Maureen Abell

Visiting Clinical Lecturer in Law

maureen.abell@yale.edu

Courses Taught

Legal Assistance: Gender Violence Clinic

Legal Assistance: Immigrant Rights

Bruce Ackerman

Sterling Professor of Law and Political Science

bruce.ackerman@yale.edu

Courses Taught

The Civil Rights Era

Comparative Constitutional Law

Constitution of the Modern Republic

Constitutional Law

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Muneer I. Ahmad

Sol Goldman Clinical Professor of Law

muneer.ahmad@yale.edu

Courses Taught

Refugee and Immigration Law, Policy and Practice in Crisis

Worker & Immigrant Rights Advocacy Clinic

Anne L. Alstott

Jacquin D. Bierman Professor in Taxation

anne.alstott@yale.edu

Courses Taught

Federal Income Taxation

Family, State, and Market

Corporate Taxation

Akhil Reed Amar

Sterling Professor of Law and Political Science

akhil.amar@yale.edu

Courses Taught

Federal Courts

Originalism and the Living Constitution

Advanced Topics in Federal Courts

Constitutional Law

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Ashley H. Anderson

Visiting Clinical Lecturer in Law and Associate Research Scholar in Law

ashley.anderson.aha34@yale.edu

Courses Taught

Veterans Legal Services Clinic

Advanced Veterans Legal Services Clinic

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Rick Antle

Professor (Adjunct) of Law

rick.antle@yale.edu

Courses Taught

Financial Reporting: A Legal Perspective

Financial Accounting

Laith Aqel

Clinical Lecturer in Law and Associate Research Scholar in Law

laith.aqel@yale.edu

Courses Taught

Lowenstein International Human Rights Clinic

Human Rights Workshop

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Chinmayi Arun

Research Scholar in Law and Executive Director of the Information Society Project

Courses Taught

Language and Power

David Atkins

Irving S. Ribicoff Visiting Lecturer in Law

david.atkins@yale.edu

Courses Taught

Professional Responsibility

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