Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas will share a classroom this semester with his former law clerk and GW Law School professor Gregory Maggs.
Thomas, who guest lectured in Maggs’ contracts class last spring, returned to campus this fall to co-teach a constitutional law seminar.
“Based on his experience, Justice Thomas inquired about whether he and I might teach a seminar together this semester,” Maggs said. “I was naturally delighted to agree to do this.”
Thomas was confirmed to the Supreme Court in 1991, succeeding Thurgood Marshall to become the second African American to serve on the bench.
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