Kevin Frazier
Asst. Prof., Crump College of Law at St. Thomas University
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Research Focus
My research examines the intersection of emerging technology and the Rule of Law. In particular, I study regulatory design with the aim of safeguarding democratic values and institutions.
Recent Publications
My research examines the intersection of emerging technology and the Rule of Law. In particular, I study regulatory design with the aim of safeguarding democratic values and institutions.
Recent Publications
- Updating the Legal Profession for the Age of AI, Yale Journal on Regulation: Notice & Comment Blog (Winter 2023)
- The Law Review Revolution, 30 Virginia Journal of Social Policy & the Law 150 (2023)
- Why Meta Users Need a Public Advocate: A Modest Means to Address the Shortcomings of the Oversight Board, Richmond Journal of Law & Technology (Spring 2022)
- Crowdsourced State Constitutional Revisions Can Revive Our Democracy, Rutgers University Law Review (Fall 2022)
Current Role
I am an Assistant Professor at the St. Thomas University College of Law and a Research Affiliate at the Legal Priorities Project. Prior to joining the academy, I served as a Clerk to Chief Justice McGrath on the Montana Supreme Court.
Education
I am a proud graduate of the University of Oregon (B.S., Summa Cum Laude, 2015), the UC Berkeley School of Law (J.D., Order of the Coif, 2022), the Harvard Kennedy School (M.P.A., 2022).
I am an Assistant Professor at the St. Thomas University College of Law and a Research Affiliate at the Legal Priorities Project. Prior to joining the academy, I served as a Clerk to Chief Justice McGrath on the Montana Supreme Court.
Education
I am a proud graduate of the University of Oregon (B.S., Summa Cum Laude, 2015), the UC Berkeley School of Law (J.D., Order of the Coif, 2022), the Harvard Kennedy School (M.P.A., 2022).
