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Paul Moke
Adjunct Professor of Law
Adjunct
School of Law
Profile
Paul Moke is an attorney and professor of social and political studies at Wilmington College. His civil litigation experience includes work in the fields of voting rights, bankruptcy, probate and personal injury law. His administration experience features service as vice president for academic affairs at Wilmington College, legislative affairs work on Capitol Hill and in the Ohio General Assembly, and volunteer work as president of the American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio. He currently teaches undergraduate courses in American politics, constitutional law, criminal law and coaches an intercollegiate mock trial team.
Professor Moke has co-authored several articles on voting rights law and judicial selection systems with professor Richard Saphire. Currently, he is working on a biography of Chief Justice Earl Warren.
Courses Taught
LAW 6923 Capstone: Complex Cilvil Litigation Section I
Degrees
Ph.D., The University of Cincinnati
J.D., The Ohio State University College of Law
M.A., The University of Chicago
A.B., Wilmington College
Selected Publications
The Ideologies of Judicial Selection: Empiricism and the Transformation of the Judicial Selection Debate, 37 Univ. of Toledo L. Rev. 551 (2008) (with Richard Saphire).
Review of Joseph P. Viteritti, The Last Freedom: Religion from the Public School to the Public Square, 28 Am. Rev. of Pol. 268 (2008).
The Voting Rights Act and the Racial Gap in Lost Votes, 58 Hastings L. J. 1 (2006) (with Richard Saphire).
Litigating Bush v. Gore in the States, 51 Villanova L. Rev. 229 (2006) (with Richard Saphire).
Crime and Rehabilitation: Correctional Education as an Agent of Change, 14 Justice Quarterly 167 (1997) (with Mary Ellen Batiuk and Pamela Rountree).