Fred C. Zacharias
Herzog Research Professor of Law
B.A. 1974, Johns Hopkins University; J.D. 1977, Yale University; LL.M. 1981, Georgetown University
Professor Zacharias clerked on the U.S. District Court in
Philadelphia and practiced public interest law in Washington,
D.C. He taught at Cornell University and George Washington
University before coming to USD in 1990. He teaches and writes
in the areas of constitutional law, professional responsibility and
criminal procedure. Among his many articles are “The Uniqueness
of Federal Prosecutors,” Georgetown Law Journal; “Waiving
Conflicts of Interest,” Yale Law Journal; “Structuring the Ethics of
Prosecutorial Trial Practice,” Vanderbilt Law Review; “Flowcharting
the First Amendment,” Cornell Law Review; “Federalizing
Legal Ethics,” Texas Law Review; and “The Politics of Torts,” Yale
Law Journal. He is a member of the American Law Institute.
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