John C. Domino

Dr. John C. DominoPh.D., Miami University
Professor

Office: CHSS 475
Phone: (936) 294-1463

Judicial Systems, Constitutional Law, Civil Rights and Liberties and Administrative Law. Dr. Domino focuses his research on a range of issues dealing with Constitutional rights and liberties, judicial independence, judicial activism, and the administration of state court systems. He is the author of three editions of his book, Civil Rights and Liberties In the 21st Century, the most recent published in 2008; and also books on Sexual Harassment and the Courts; and Affirmative Action and the Federal Courts, all published by Longman. He has published articles on non-attorney judges, campaign contributions and judicial elections in Texas;  and the adoption of computer technology by the Texas trial courts. Dr. Domino has also completed post doctoral training in court administration and works as a consultant with the state courts on issues ranging from technology in the courts, jury reform, and the impact of Americans With Disabilities Act on the administration of justice. While on leave during the 1996-1997 academic year, Dr. Domino worked for the American Judicature Society in Chicago, IL, where he initiated and managed a variety of grant-funded court education.  Domino's non-professional activities are dominated by his two young children but when possible he enjoys road cycling, fly fishing, and spending as much time as possible in the Texas Hill Country.

 

 

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If you have questions about the SHSU Political Science Program, please contact us at:

Department of Political Science
SHSU Box 2149
Sam Houston State University
Huntsville, Texas 77341-2149
Phone: (936) 294-1457
Email: polsci@shsu.edu
Fax: (936) 294-4172