Richard Garnett

Richard Garnett is a Professor of Law at the University of Notre Dame Law School.1 His areas of expertise include Criminal Law, Constitutional Law, the First Amendment, and Law & Religion.1 As a faculty member at Notre Dame, Garnett focuses on teaching and writing about these subjects, contributing to legal scholarship and education in these fields.

Academic Focus

Professor Garnett's work primarily revolves around:

• Criminal Law: Exploring legal principles and practices in the criminal justice system
• Constitutional Law: Examining the interpretation and application of the U.S. Constitution
• First Amendment: Analyzing issues related to freedom of speech, religion, and other protected rights
• Law & Religion: Investigating the intersection of legal systems and religious beliefs and practices

Through his teaching and research, Richard Garnett likely plays a significant role in shaping future legal professionals and contributing to academic discourse in these important areas of law.