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Professor Michael V. Hernandez, J.D., has been a faculty member at Regent University School of Law since 1992, where he teaches courses in Appellate Advocacy, Property Law, International Human Rights, and Race & the Law. He has held significant roles including Dean of the School of Law, Director of LL.M. programs, and Director of the Honors Program. As faculty advisor to the Moot Court Board and Hispanic Law Students Association, he has shaped legal education and student development.
- J.D., University of Virginia School of Law
- B.A., with high distinction, University of Virginia
Hernandez’s research spans property law, race and the law, law and religion, and appellate advocacy. His scholarly work examines the intersection of religious beliefs with legal principles, equity in property law, and social justice. His publications include critiques of legal education, analyses of immigration policy, and historical perspectives on Christianity’s influence on American law.
Recent trends in his articles focus on property rights, legal realism, and social justice frameworks. His work addresses theoretical debates, practical training methodologies, and religious freedom implications in legal systems.
- Who's Who in America (57th & 58th Eds.)
- Who's Who in American Law (10th, 11th & 14th Eds.)
- Regent University 1L Professor of the Year (multiple years)
- Academic Keys Who's Who in Law Education (WWLE) (2005-present)
Hernandez has served as a faculty advisor for award-winning Moot Court teams and as a consultant for attorneys in state and federal courts, including the U.S. Supreme Court. His affiliations include the Virginia State Bar, Christian Legal Society, and the Virginia Bar Association’s Pro Bono Council.
