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About Ben Johnson

Professor Ben Johnson is an assistant professor of law at Penn State Law and holds affiliate faculty positions with the College of Information Sciences and Technology and the Department of Political Science in the College of the Liberal Arts.
His research, which has been accepted for publication in journals including the Connecticut Law Review and the University of Illinois Law Review, focuses on how judges make decisions, the consequences of judicial decision making, and the normative implications of judicial processes. His innovative methods include a mix of statistical, machine learning, formal modeling, and legal analysis.

Positions

Present Faculty Member, University of Florida Levin College of Law
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Assistant Professor of Law, Penn State Law
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Disciplines

Law
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Education

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Ph.D., Princeton University
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J.D., Yale Law School
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M.A., Boston University
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B.A., Baylor University
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Articles (2)

Working Papers (2)