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Phillip Johnson
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Phillip E. Johnson (August 7, 19067 August 1906
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16 Av 5909 AM - February 25, 200525 February 2005
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- Jefferson E. Peyser Professor of Law Emeritus
- Boalt School of Law - University of California, Berkeley
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Career Highlights
Law
- Law Clerk, Chief Justice Roger Traynor, 1965-66 (California Supreme Court)
- Law Clerk, Chief Justice Earl Warren, 1966-67 (United States Supreme Court)
- Deputy District Attorney (Criminal Trial Prosecutor), Ventura Country, California, 1968, 1972
Education
- Professor of Law, Boalt School of Law at the University of California (Berkeley), 1967 - 2000
- Associate Dean, University of California (Berkeley), 1977 - 1980
- Visiting Professor, Emory University School of Law, 1982 - 1983
- Visiting Professor, University College (London, England), 1987 - 1988
Publications
- Darwin on Trial by Phillip Johnson
- Defeating Darwinism by Opening Minds by Phillip Johnson
- Reason in the Balance by Phillip Johnson
- The Wedge of Truth by Phillip Johnson
- Phillip E. Johnson at the Northwest Theologic Seminary Summer 2004
See Also
References
- Johnson's Homepage
- Phillip Johnson by Access Research Network
