Joseph Greenlee

Director - Office of Litigation, NRA-ILA

Topics:	Civil Rights • Constitution • First Amendment • Founding Era & History • Fourteenth Amendment • Religious Liberty • Second Amendment • Separation of Powers • State Courts • Supreme Court • Religious Liberties

Topics:

Civil Rights • Constitution • First Amendment • Founding Era & History • Fourteenth Amendment • Religious Liberty • Second Amendment • Separation of Powers • State Courts • Supreme Court • Religious Liberties

Joseph Greenlee is the Director of the Office of Litigation Counsel at the National Rifle Association Institute for Legislative Action. He is also a Research Associate at the Independence Institute and a Policy Advisor for Legal Affairs at the Heartland Institute.

Greenlee has worked on more than 100 constitutional law cases (representing a party or amicus curiae) and has filed more than 30 briefs with the U.S. Supreme Court.

Greenlee has published 15 scholarly articles on firearms law. He has been cited in over 120 cases, including five United States Supreme Court cases, as well as decisions by five federal circuit courts of appeals, over thirty district courts, the highest courts of six states and Puerto Rico, and three state appellate courts.

Greenlee has also authored dozens of short articles on the right to keep and bear arms, which have appeared in The Hill, Washington Post, Washington Times, and SCOTUSblog, among others.

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