Adam J. MacLeod is Professor of Law at St. Mary's University. He is a Senior Research Fellow of the Center for Religion, Culture and Democracy and he lectures in the James Madison Program’s summer seminar on the Moral Foundations of Law at Princeton University. He has been a fellow at Princeton University and George Mason University, a lecturer in the Alabama Judicial College, and previously served as law clerk to Chief Justice Christopher Armstrong and Justice Benjamin Kaplan of the Massachusetts Appeals Court and then-Chief Judge Lewis T. Babcock of the United States District Court for the District of Colorado. MacLeod is the author of four books, dozens of book chapters and scholarly articles, and more than one hundred essays and book reviews. His published writings include Property and Practical Reason (Cambridge University Press 2015), peer-reviewed articles in journals such as the Modern Law Review and Journal of Law & Religion, and law review articles in journals such as the Notre Dame Law Review and Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy. He received his B.A. summa cum laude from Gordon College and his J.D. magna cum laude from the University of Notre Dame.
