David N. Mayer
Adjunct Fellowdmayer@ashbrook.org
David N. Mayer is Professor of Law and History at Capital University in Columbus, Ohio, where he teaches courses in American constitutional history,
English and American legal history, and intellectual property (copyright and
unfair trade practices law), as well as a seminar in Libertarianism and the
Law. Before teaching at Capital, Professor Mayer taught at IIT Chicago-Kent
College of Law in Chicago, Illinois; held a postdoctoral fellowship at the
Institute for Humane Studies, George Mason University, in Fairfax, Virginia;
and was an attorney with the firm of Pierson Semmes and Finley in
Washington, D.C. He has received degrees from the University of Virginia
(Ph.D. in History, 1988, and M.A. in History, 1982) and the University of
Michigan (J.D. in 1980 and A.B. in 1977). He has written The
Constitutional Thought of Thomas Jefferson (Charlottesville: University
Press of Virginia, 1994, paperback 1995) and several articles in law
reviews, history and political science journals. A former Salvatori Fellow
of the Heritage Foundation, Professor Mayer also serves on the Board of
Academic Advisors for the Buckeye Institute for Public Policy Solutions, is
a member of the fellowships Academic Review Committee for the Institute for
Humane Studies and a member of the Speakers Bureau of The Objectivist
Center, and is faculty advisor to Capital University Law School’s chapter of
the Federalist Society for Law and Public Policy Studies.
Wealthy Americans Deserve Real Tax Relief
by David N. Mayer (Editorial, February 2001)
Wealthy Americans Deserve Real Tax Relief
by David N. Mayer (On Principle, October 1999)
Clinton Presidency: The Most Corrupt in American History
by David N. Mayer (On Principle, December 1996)
Clinton Vetoes Undermine the Constitution
by David N. Mayer (On Principle, June 1996)
Clinton Health Plan: The Wrong Prescription
by David N. Mayer (On Principle, January 1994)
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