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Education:
LL.M., Temple University
J.D., Northeastern University
B.A., University of Illinois
Professor Mogill teaches and writes in the areas
of torts, remedies, and evidence and has written in
the areas of constitutional law, professional responsibility,
trial practice and media relations. Professor Mogill
also teaches Comparative Civil Procedure-Remedies
in Dickinson's summer abroad program. Before entering
law teaching, Professor Mogill practiced law in general
private practice and he served as managing attorney
of the Georgia Legal Services Program in Gainesville,
Georgia. In addition to teaching and writing, Professor
Mogill is active in professional organizations, serving
as a member of the Civil Justice Advisory Group of
the United States District Court for the Middle District
of Pennsylvania, and as a charter member of the Pennsylvania
Bar Association Evidence Code Committee. He also is
a court-certified mediator and has served as a court-appointed
arbitrator.
Contact Information:
Email:
mam27@psu.edu
Phone: (717) 240-5283
Selected Publications:
"Take Me Out to the Synagogue", Seton
Hall Journal of Sports & Entertainment Law,
2004
"Our Students, Our Selves: The Mirror Reflects
Back", Capital University Law Review,
2003.
"Professing Pro Bono: To Walk the Talk,"
Notre Dame Journal of Law, Ethics and Public
Policy, 2001.
"Dialing For Discourse: the Search for the Ever
After," Willamette Law Review, 2000.
"The Education of the Prof: A Work in Progress,"
Brigham Young University Education & Law Journal,
2000.
"Remember the Indigent: The View From Outside
the Tower," Florida Journal of Law & Public
Policy, 1999.
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