American University - Washington College of Law, Washington, D.C
S.J.D., August 2009, Constitutional Law, Regulatory Takings
LL.M., May 2002, Constitutional and Civil Rights.

University at Buffalo Law School, Buffalo, New York
LL.M., Current Enrollment, Graduating 12/09, Criminal Law
Criminal Law Center Fellow, 07/08 Academic Year
Research Assistant, Advanced Appellate Research and Writing

Thomas M. Cooley Law School, Lansing, Michigan
J. D., September 2001, Class Rank Top 10% - Cum Laude
Honors:
J.D. Earned in Two Years
Distinguished Student Award, June 2001
Dedicated Student Award, December 2000
Teaching Assistant - Trial Workshop
Activities:
National Moot Court Team, (Evan A. Evans Constitutional Competition)
Thomas M. Cooley Journal of Clinical and Practical Law
Senior Staff Editor
Moot Court Board

State University of New York, Empire State College, Saratoga Springs, New York
Bachelor of Science, October 1999
Political Science Major
Undergraduate Degree Earned in One Year, G.P.A. 3.76

CURRICULUM VITAE

"To Secure Equal Rights To All Citizens," 2 App. J. L. 1 (2003) (regarding the jurisdiction of Native American Courts).

"Abused Children, Schools, and the Affirmative Duty To Protect: How the DeShaney Decision Cast Children Into a Constitutional Void," 13 Geo. Mason U. C.R.L.J. 243 (2003).

Completed Work

“An Argument For The Compensability of Regulatory Takings,” This was initially written as my 325 page dissertation. This work deals with the need for the Court to develop a standard wherein, what I contend is the Founder’s original intent, a person would be entitled to protection from government intrusion into the “bundle of sticks” that is composed of our rights in property. Further I propose a new, yet commonly used in other legal disciplines, “test” by which it could be determined whether or not one would be entitled to compensation when one of those sticks is removed from the bundle. I am currently discussing publication of this work with several law book publishers as a book or to be edited as a textbook.