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Patrick Garry is a Professor of Law at the Knudson School of Law, University of South Dakota. He holds a JD and PhD in Constitutional History from the University of Minnesota, and his work spans constitutional law, media law, administrative law, and political theory. He has authored over fifteen scholarly and popular audience books, with recent works focusing on limited government principles and conservative ideology.
- Education:
- PhD, University of Minnesota, 1986
- JD, University of Minnesota, 1984
- MA, University of Minnesota
Professor Garry's research interests center on constitutional law, particularly the First Amendment, Establishment Clause, and the intersection of religion, media, and politics. His work critiques modern judicial interpretations of the Constitution and advocates for a return to limited government principles. He has also explored the cultural consequences of legal trends, including the impact of political correctness and the adversarial nature of contemporary American society.
His recent publications (2014–2019) focus on state constitutional law, academic freedom, media regulation, and the structural limitations of the Bill of Rights. These works reflect a consistent interest in First Amendment jurisprudence, federalism, and the role of religion in public life.
Professor Garry's scientific contributions include over 75 literary awards for his fiction, which complements his nonfiction analysis of legal and political issues. His interdisciplinary approach has made him a sought-after speaker on topics ranging from constitutional history to American cultural identity.
