Media Law
Mark teaches courses in “Mass Communications Law” and “Free Speech, Media Law & Democracy” at Adelphi University.
His research focuses on media law and ethics. He has a forthcoming article in the Journal of Law, Technology & Internet titled, “Are Technical Difficulties at the Supreme Court Causing a ‘Disregard of Duty’?”
While a law student at Georgetown, Mark studied litigation, the First Amendment, intellectual property law and media law. The former journalist also volunteered for six months at the Institute for Public Representation, helping the pro bono legal clinic litigate civil rights cases, including Freedom of Information Act complaints against government agencies that were improperly withholding public records.
Specifically, he was involved in litigating Wilner v. NSA, which argued that the U.S. government, through its warrantless wiretap program has violated attorney-client privilege by eavesdropping on conversations between Guantanamo Bay detainees and their lawyers.
He has also worked at a corporate law firm in Philadelphia.
