Stephen Simon

Associate Professor of Political Science and Philosophy Politics Economics and Law PPEL

University of Richmond

Affiliations

Phil, Politics, Econ, & Law

University of Richmond

Stephen Simon is currently serving as a Phil, Politics, Econ, & Law Associate Professor of Political Science and Philosophy Politics Economics and Law PPEL at University of Richmond.

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Stephen Simon

University of Richmond

Associate Professor of Political Science and Philosophy Politics Economics and Law PPEL

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Groff V. Dejoy on Religious Accommodations in Employment Under Title VII. (2024)

Torres V. Madrid on Use of Force Under the Fourth Amendment. (2022)

U.S. V. Haymond on Re-Imprisonment Without a Jury Trial. (2019)

U.S. V. Haymond on Re-Imprisonment Without a Trial. SCOTUS 2019 (2019)

Why Do International Human Rights Matter in American Decision Making?. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2017)

The Supreme Court’s Use of Foreign Law in Constitutional Rights Cases. Journal of Law and Courts (2013)

Addressing Broad Challenges to Universal Theories of Justice. The Good Society (2010)

Legal Mobilization and U.S. Supreme Court Decision Making in Property and Civil Rights Cases, 1978–2003. Property Rights and Neoliberalism (2010)

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Stephen Simon

Associate Professor of Political Science and Philosophy Politics Economics and Law PPEL

University of Richmond

Affiliations

Phil, Politics, Econ, & Law

University of Richmond

Stephen Simon is currently serving as a Phil, Politics, Econ, & Law Associate Professor of Political Science and Philosophy Politics Economics and Law PPEL at University of Richmond.

Honors