Marc Spindelman

Marc Spindelman writes on U.S. constitutional law and legal theory, focusing on issues such as abortion rights, same-sex marriage and sexuality, disability, race, and reproductive rights as they intersect with sex equality and constitutional interpretation. Much of the work engages closely with specific court cases (e.g., Dobbs, Obergefell, Lawrence v. Texas, Glucksberg) and prominent justices' jurisprudence, often from a legal-analytical and policy-oriented perspective. This work would suit students interested in constitutional law, gender and sexuality law, and legal history/doctrine.

Publication output has been uneven but generally increasing over the past decade, with a sharp spike in 2023 followed by fewer outputs in subsequent years.

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