Robert W. (Skip) Ash

Associate Professor

robeash@regent.edu

J.D. 1997, cum laude , Regent University School of Law.
M.I.P.P., 1981, Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies.
Olmsted Scholar, 1977-1979, University of Zurich.
B.S. 1972, United States Military Academy.
Editor-in-Chief, Regent University Law Review.
Outstanding Law Graduate, Regent University School of Law, 1997.
Assistant Professor, Regent University School of Law, 2006-Present; Instructor, 2004-2006; Adjunct Professor, 1999-2004.
Senior Litigation Counsel for National Security Law, American Center for Law and Justice, 2006-Present; Associate Counsel, 2002-2006; Staff Counsel, 1997-2002.
Admitted: Virginia.

Fields

National Security Law
Public International Law
Comparative Law
Appellate Advocacy

First Amendment Law
Business Associations
Legal Analysis, Research & Writing

Journal Articles and Notes

Is Palestine a "State"?: A Response to Professor John Quigley's Article, "The Palestine Declaration to the International Criminal
Court: The Statehood Issue," 36 Rutgers L. Rec. 186 (2009).

Square Pegs and Round Holes: Al-Qaeda Detainees and Common Article 3, 17 Ind. Int'l & Comp. L. Rev. 269 (2007).

Books and Publications

Religious Rights and Military Service, in Attitudes Aren't Free: Thinking Deeply About Diversity in the US Armed Forces 99 (James E.
Parco & David A. Levy, eds., 2010) (co-authored by Jay Alan Sekulow).

The Religious Rights of Those in Uniform, Part 3: Legal Principles, Command, May 2010, at 6.

The Religious Rights of Those in Uniform, Part 2: Warrior Ethos, Command, Feb. 2010, at 10.