Justin Wert is the Second Century Presidential Professor & Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Oklahoma and Director emeritus of The Institute for the American Constitutional Heritage at OU.  He is the author of Habeas Corpus in America: The Politics of Individual Rights (Kansas) [read some reviews here] and The Rise and Fall of the Voting Rights Act (Oklahoma).  Both books were recently cite by the United States Supreme Court - Brown v. Davenport, No. 20-826 (2022) J. Kagan, diss and US v. Brnovich 19-1257 (2021) J. Kagan, diss.  He has published articles in the Stanford Law & Policy Review; the Cornell Journal of Law and Public Policy; American Review of Politics; PS: Political Science and Politics; Faulkner University Law Review; and several book reviews and chapters in edited volumes. He is also co-editor of The American Review of Politics and the Studies in American Constitutional Heritage book series with the University of Oklahoma Press.

His teaching and research interests include constitutional law; civil rights and civil liberties; American government; and race and American politics.  Here is my CV


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