Jamin B. Raskin is a professor of constitutional law at American University and co-director of its Program on Law and Government. A former editor of the Harvard Law Review and assistant attorney general of Massachusetts, he is an active public interest lawyer and chairs a state labor board in Maryland. He is the author of We the Students and is the founder of the Marshall-Brennan program, which sends law students into public high schools to teach a course in constitutional literacy. He lives in Takmoa Park Maryland with his wife Sarah and their three children.