| Education:
J.D., University of Pennsylvania Law School
B.A., Rutgers University
Thomas Odom is a visiting professor at Penn State
Dickinson School of Law. After more than a decade
of law practice in Washington, D.C., a judicial clerkship,
and five years on the faculty at Oklahoma City University
School of Law, Professor Odom brings his expertise
in administrative law, civil and appellate procedure,
and constitutional law to the Law School. As a member
of the Appellate Practice Group in the Washington,
D.C. office of Arter & Hadden LLP, Professor Odom
handled many cases before the U.S. Courts of Appeals
and the U.S. Supreme Court. His scholarship has concentrated
on constitutional issues, particularly federalism.
Contact Information:
Email: tho2@psu.edu
Phone: (717) 240-5248
Selected Publications:
Cases and Materials on Federal Constitutional Law: Introduction to Interpretative Methods & Introduction to the Federal Judicial Power (2007) (Volume 1 in the Modular Casebook Series) (republication by LexisNexis spring 2008).
Cases and Materials on Federal Constitutional Law: Introduction to the Federal Executive Power (2007) (Volume 2 in the Modular Casebook Series) (republication by LexisNexis spring 2008).
Cases and Materials on Federal Constitutional Law: Introduction to the Federal Legislative Power (2007) (Volume 3 in the Modular Casebook Series) (republication by LexisNexis spring 2008).
Cases and Materials for an Introductory Course in Federal Constitutional Law: Casebook Supplement and Research Resources (2006, 2007) (republication by LexisNexis spring 2008).
Cases and Materials on Administrative Law: Casebook Supplement and Research Resources (2006).
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