Michael R. Dimino

Michael R. Dimino is a Professor of Law at Widener University Commonwealth Law School. He teaches courses in constitutional law, election law, federal courts, statutory interpretation, and criminal law, blending rigorous academic inquiry with practical legal analysis.

• Education:
  • BS in Political Science and History, State University of New York at Buffalo (1998, summa cum laude)
  • JD, Harvard Law School (2001, cum laude), Articles Editor of the Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy

Research Interests span constitutional law, free speech, election law, and judicial selection. His work explores the intersection of legal theory and real-world governance, particularly in the context of polarized political environments and evolving constitutional challenges.

Recent Publications include authoritative books and articles on election law, congressional oversight, and presidential nominations, reflecting his expertise in navigating complex constitutional frameworks and contemporary political dynamics.

Scientific Awards:

• Douglas E. Ray Award for Faculty Scholarship (2x)
• Outstanding Professor Award (2x)
• Elected Member, American Law Institute
• Fulbright Scholar

Media Engagement: Professor Dimino is a sought-after expert, frequently appearing in local and national media outlets to discuss election law disputes, Supreme Court rulings, and constitutional crises, including analyses of the 2020 election claims, transgender rights in schools, and judicial ethics.