Mark Dobson

Mark Dobson is a Professor of Law at Nova Southeastern University's Shepard Broad College of Law, where he has taught since 1980. His career spans roles at the University of North Dakota, Washburn University, Willamette University, Loyola University of Chicago, and Touro University, with expertise in Trial Advocacy, Criminal Law, and Evidence. He is actively involved in NSU's Criminal Justice Clinic and Florida Bar Assistance Program (FBAP).

• Education:
  • J.D., Catholic University (1973)
  • LL.M., Freedman Fellow Temple University (1977)

Dobson's scholarly work focuses on Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, and Evidence, with recent contributions to the Evidence in Florida textbook. His research trends include Fourth Amendment analysis, hearsay exceptions, and historical legal practices in the Victorian era.

Scientific Awards & Recognitions:

• Nova Southeastern University Student Law Achievement Award for Co-curricular Advisor of the Year (2013)
• Honored as Law Faculty Member of the Year by the student body multiple times

Dobson advises student organizations such as the Nova Law Review, North Dakota Moot Court Association, and Nova Trial Association. He also serves as Program Director for the National Institute for Trial Advocacy (NITA) Basic Trial Skills Program since 1988.