Christian Sundquist

Christian Sundquist is a Professor of Law at the University of Pittsburgh School of Law. His scholarship intersects legal theory, critical race studies, and technology, addressing systemic inequality and social justice within legal frameworks.

• Focuses on racial bias in legal education, juries, and evidence law
• Explores surveillance technologies during public health crises
• Investigates intersections of genetics, bioethics, and constitutional law
• Challenges meritocratic and "grit" narratives in legal pedagogy

Recent work examines Surveillance Normalization (2023) and Presumed Guilty (2024), analyzing how marginalized communities face disproportionate legal risks during pandemics and immigration cases. His publications span interdisciplinary topics including AI, privacy law, and racial equity.

Dr. Sundquist's research has been cited in journals like Harvard Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review and Denver Law Review, though no formal awards are listed in the provided materials.