Mathew Staver

Mathew Staver
Mathew D. Staver
Nationality United States of America
Education B.A. in Theology from Southern Missionary College
(now called Southern Adventist University) M.A. in Religion from Andrews University
J.D. from the University of Kentucky
Occupation Constitutional Lawyer, Administrator, Professor
Employer Liberty University School of Law; Liberty Counsel
Known for Dean of Liberty University School of Law
Founder and Chairman of Liberty Counsel
Title Dean of Liberty University School of Law, Law professor, Director of the Liberty Center for Law and Policy, Chairman of Liberty Counsel
Term Dean of Liberty University School of Law, 2006 – present;
Chairman of Liberty Counsel, 1989-present
Predecessor Dean of Liberty University School of Law, Bruce Green
Website
Liberty University School of Law Biography

Mathew D. Staver, J.D., is an American lawyer, academic, professor, and former Seventh Day Adventist pastor. He has been a founding member and Chairman of Liberty Counsel since 1989, and dean of Liberty University School of Law since 2006.

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Biography

Staver received his B.A. in theology from Southern Missionary College (now called Southern Adventist University), his M.A. in Religion from Andrews University, and his J.D. from the University of Kentucky. He has argued before the Supreme Court of the United States twice--losing both times--and has argued before most of the federal courts of appeals.[1]

Legal Cases

In 1994 Staver argued the Madsen v. Women's Health Center at the United States Supreme Court, representing anti-abortion activists who fought a court order banning protesters from physically abusing and interfering those entering or exiting the clinic within a 36-foot buffer zone. The Court ultimately ruled 6-3 in favor of the Women's Health Center.[2]

References

  1. ^ Biography-Staver, Mathew D. Liberty University School of Law
  2. ^ Madsen v. Women's Health Center, Inc. - Oral Argument, U.S. Supreme Court Media

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Academic offices
Preceded by
Bruce Green
Dean of Liberty University School of Law
2006 – present
Succeeded by
Incumbent
Business positions
Preceded by
New position
Chairman of Liberty Counsel
1989-present
Succeeded by
Incumbent



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