Kate Shaw

Kate Shaw is a constitutional law professor known for her scholarship and commentary on the U.S. Supreme Court and constitutional interpretation. As professor of law at the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School, Shaw has published in legal journals on topics including executive power, the separation of powers, and the role of courts in democracy. She regularly provides expert analysis on major legal developments for national media outlets and appears on television programs and podcasts to explain legal issues to broad audiences.

In addition to her academic work, Shaw co-hosts a legal podcast that examines Supreme Court decisions and their implications for American society. She is a commentator at academic conferences, legal symposia, and public forums, where she discusses constitutional law, judicial review, and legal theory. Shaw has participated in panel discussions on constitutional crises, delivered keynote addresses at legal associations, and given televised interviews during high-profile Supreme Court terms.

Shaw has received awards for excellence in teaching and public service. Her commentary is cited by policymakers and journalists. She has addressed the challenges of advancing diversity and equity in the legal profession, sharing her experiences to inform future leaders in law. Shaw’s career reflects a commitment to rigorous analysis, public engagement, and the advancement of constitutional understanding.