Christopher Guzelian
Christopher Guzelian
Assistant Professor of Law
J.D., Stanford Law School;
M.A., Economics, University of Colorado at Boulder;
B.A., Economics, University of Colorado at Boulder, with distinction
M.A., Economics, University of Colorado at Boulder;
B.A., Economics, University of Colorado at Boulder, with distinction
Phone: (619) 961-4248
E-mail: cguzelian@tjsl.edu
Professor Guzelian has worked as a deputy district attorney and as a U.S. Bankruptcy Court law clerk in Colorado and as a civilian employee of the Department of Defense He also has prior experience teaching at Northwestern University Law School in Chicago. His research interests are various, including the epistemology of the natural sciences and economics, the First Amendment freedom of speech, banking and monetary policy, the legal history of medicine, experimental legal studies, national security law, and the philosophy of tort.
Courses Include:
Constitutional Law I & II and Criminal Law.
Scholarships
ARTICLES, BOOK CHAPTERS, AND ARTICLE-LENGTH WORKS
True and False Speech, 51 B.C. L. Rev. 669 (2010)
Scientific Speech, 93 Iowa L. Rev. 881 (2008)
Did Daubert Rid Courtrooms of Advocacy Science?, in Scientific Evidence Review (Cwik & Witt eds., 7th ed., Am. Bar Assoc. 2006)
The Kindynamic Theory of Tort, 80 Ind. L.J. 987 (2005)
Evidence-Based Toxicology: A Comprehensive Framework for Causation, 24 Human & Experimental Toxicology 161 (with Robert James et al., 2005)
Liability & Fear, 65 Ohio State L. J. 713 (2004)
A Quantitative Methodology for Determining the Need for Exposure-Prompted Medical Monitoring, 79 Ind. L.J. 57 (2004) (with Bruce E. Hillner and Philip S. Guzelian)
Authority-Based Explanation, 303 Science 1468 (2004) (letter)
A Spectrum Revolution: Deploying Ultrawideband Technology On Native American Lands, 11 CommLaw Conspectus 277 (with John C. Miller, 2003)
News
Expertise
Constitutional Law
- First Amendment/Freedom of Expression
