Dr. Jessica Marglin

Biography

Jessica Marglin is an Associate Professor at the USC Gould School of Law, where she specializes in issues relating to religion and law. Her academic focus includes the intersections of religious principles and legal frameworks, examining how these domains influence each other within various contexts. Marglin’s research delves into the implications of religious beliefs on legal practices and the societal consequences of these interactions. She is actively involved in exploring contemporary legal issues that arise at the nexus of faith and governance, providing valuable insights into the complexities involved in managing the coexistence of diverse religious beliefs within a legal system. Through her scholarly work, Marglin aims to contribute to a deeper understanding of how law and religion intertwine, shaping both individual rights and community responsibilities. Her courses often challenge students to engage critically with the material, fostering a nuanced appreciation for the role of law in a pluralistic society.

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