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Joerg Knipprath is a distinguished constitutional law professor at Southwestern Law School since 1987, holding the Paul E. Treusch Professor of Law title. He earned his B.A. (magna cum laude) in Government from Pomona College (1973) and J.D. from Stanford University (1978). A scholar of constitutional evolution and judicial review, his research explores the interplay between legal precedent and contemporary governance. He has authored opinion pieces on Supreme Court decisions, presidential succession, and securities law, appearing in outlets like the Los Angeles Daily Journal.
Knipprath’s teaching awards include Southwestern’s Excellence in Teaching Award (2005, 2009, 2019), reflecting his dedication to constitutional law pedagogy. His career spans legal practice at Latham & Watkins and adjunct roles at California State University, Northridge, before transitioning to full-time academia. His work bridges historical legal scholarship with modern controversies, emphasizing enduring constitutional tensions.
His publications address topics such as judicial appointment dynamics, executive authority, and church-state relations, showcasing his expertise in constitutional frameworks. Beyond academia, his commentary on high-profile legal issues underscores his role as a public intellectual in legal discourse.
