John Douglass
Professor of Law
(804) 289-8198
jdougla2@richmond.edu
Topic: Law (Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure), Evidence, Mediation
Douglass holds a B.A. in history from Dartmouth College and a J.D. from Harvard Law School, where he was editor of Harvard Law Review. In addition to teaching at the University of Richmond, he is a mediator for The McCammon Group in Richmond, Va. In this role, he serves as mediator in a variety of civil disputes, including commercial, construction and insurance matters and personal injury claims.
From 1987-1990 he was associate counsel in the office of the independent counsel for the Iran/Contra investigation. He has also served as assistant U.S. attorney in Baltimore and Richmond, Va. He teaches criminal law and procedure, evidence and lawyering skills (trial and appellate advocacy).
For more information on Douglass, please visit the Richmond Research Institute.