Richard, a graduate of Harvard, Yale and Oxford, conducts his research in English,
French, German, Greek, Italian and in Spanish on the subjects of constitutional theory
and comparative constitutional law. Richard practised corporate law in the American law
firm of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP. Prior to that, Richard served as a
law clerk to the Right Honourable Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin at the Supreme Court
of Canada. Richard is a proud Canadian. 

Formé à Harvard, Yale et Oxford, Richard poursuit ses recherches en allemand, anglais,
espagnol, français, grec et en italien dans les domaines de la théorie constitutionnelle
et du droit constitutionnel comparé. Richard a exercé le droit corporatif au sein du
cabinet américain Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP. Auparavant, Richard a agi
à titre de clerc auprès de la très honorable juge en chef Beverley McLachlin à la Cour
suprême du Canada. Richard est fier d'être à la fois Canadien et Québécois.

A. Constitutional Theory

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Advisory Review, Alberta Law Review (peer reviewed) (forthcoming) (2008)
 

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Counterconstitutionalism, Dalhousie Law Journal (peer reviewed) (forthcoming) (2008)
 

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The Next Separation of Powers, (Currently under peer review) (2008)
 

B. Comparative Constitutional Law

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Nonconstitutional Amendments, Canadian Journal of Law & Jurisprudence (peer reviewed) (forthcoming) (2009)
 

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The Fusion of Presidentialism and Parliamentarism, American Journal of Comparative Law (peer reviewed) (forthcoming) (2009)
 

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American Separationism and Liberal Democracy, Marquette Law Review (2005)
 

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Protest, Proportionality, and the Politics of Privacy, Loyola of Los Angeles International and Comparative Law Review (2005)
 

C. Constitutional Design

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The Constitutional Imbalance, New Mexico Law Review (2007)
 

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The Evolving Vice Presidency, Temple Law Review (2005)
 

D. Law & Religion

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Religion in the New Republic, Louisiana Law Review (2006)
 

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Popular Will and the Establishment Clause, Memphis Law Review (2005)