Donald Kazee

Donald Kazee is an Associate Professor of Legal Writing at Salmon P. Chase College of Law, Northern Kentucky University. Prior to joining the faculty in 1989, he practiced agricultural and antitrust law in Louisville, Kentucky, and taught economics and international trade at West Virginia University.

• Education:
  • Juris Doctor, Georgetown University Law Center
  • Master of Arts, University of Kentucky Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Commerce
  • Master of Arts in Economics, University of Kentucky
  • Bachelor of Arts, Morehead State University

His research focuses on intersections between legal writing, sports law, antitrust law, and constitutional law. Kazee's scholarship includes analyses of judicial interpretation in high-profile cases and the application of federal antitrust statutes to state-level trade regulations.

Key publications include:

• United States v. Barry Bonds v. Bronston: Can Section 1503 Handle the Truth? (2015) - exploring legal ethics and statutory interpretation in sports litigation.
• The Sherman Act and the Arbitrary Power Section of the Kentucky Constitution... (1993) - a foundational study on market regulation and judicial precedent.