Kevin Francis O’Neill is a professor at Cleveland State University College of Law where he teaches First Amendment, evidence, civil procedure and pretrial practice. His research focuses on the speech clause of the First Amendment, with particular emphasis on public protest and forum access issues. He is the co-author (with Howard E. Katz) of “Strategies and Techniques of Law School Teaching” (Aspen 2009). O’Neill served four years (1991-1995) as legal director for the American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio. He was responsible for supervising all ACLU litigation in the state of Ohio and trying selected cases himself. During his tenure at the ACLU, O’Neill focused special attention on First Amendment issues, reproductive freedom, police misconduct and government mistreatment of the homeless.
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