Anthony Marcum

Teaching Fellow and Supervising Attorney, Georgetown Law’s Federal Legislation Clinic

Topics:	Administrative Law & Regulation • Article I Initiative • Constitution • Federal Courts • Federalism • Federalist Society • Foreign Policy • Founding Era & History • Jurisprudence • Litigation • Politics • Professional Responsibility & Legal Education • Separation of Powers • State Courts • State Governments • Supreme Court • Federalism & Separation of Powers • International & National Security Law • Originally Speaking • State Constitutions • State Court Docket Watch

Topics:

Administrative Law & Regulation • Article I Initiative • Constitution • Federal Courts • Federalism • Federalist Society • Foreign Policy • Founding Era & History • Jurisprudence • Litigation • Politics • Professional Responsibility & Legal Education • Separation of Powers • State Courts • State Governments • Supreme Court • Federalism & Separation of Powers • International & National Security Law • Originally Speaking • State Constitutions • State Court Docket Watch

Anthony Marcum is a Teaching Fellow and Supervising Attorney at Georgetown Law’s Federal Legislation Clinic. Previously, he served as Counsel for U.S. Senator Ben Sasse. Before that, he was a Resident Fellow at the R Street Institute, where his research focused on the federal judiciary and separation of powers. While at R Street, he was an Adjunct Professor at George Washington University’s Graduate School of Political Management, teaching students seeking a master’s degree in legislative affairs. Earlier in his career, Anthony was a litigation associate in Michigan and law clerk in the U.S. District Court for the District of New Hampshire and U.S. District Court for the Northern District of West Virginia.

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