
Rayman Solomon
A trusted voice in discussions about the history of the American legal profession, judicial ethics, and federal court history, Rayman L. Solomon is a distinguished figure in the field of legal education. As the University Professor of Law Emeritus and Dean Emeritus at Rutgers Law School in Camden, Solomon's career is marked by a profound commitment to advancing legal scholarship and education. During his 16-year tenure as Dean, Solomon was instrumental in shaping the future of Rutgers Law School. His leadership was characterized by a strategic vision that included hiring a significant portion of the current faculty, thereby enriching the academic environment with diverse expertise and perspectives. Under his guidance, the law school expanded its clinical and pro bono programs, providing students with invaluable hands-on experience and fostering a culture of service and advocacy. Solomon's dedication to curricular innovation is evident in his efforts to redesign the law school's curriculum, ensuring that it meets the evolving needs of the legal profession and prepares students for the challenges of modern legal practice. His commitment to enhancing the physical infrastructure of the institution is exemplified by his oversight of a 50,000 square foot addition to the existing law school building, a project that provided state-of-the-art facilities for students and faculty alike. In addition to his administrative accomplishments, Solomon's scholarly contributions have made a lasting impact on the field of legal history. His research delves into the intricacies of the American legal profession, exploring its evolution and the ethical dimensions that underpin judicial conduct. His work on federal court history offers valuable insights into the development of the judiciary and its role in shaping American society. Solomon's tenure as Provost of Rutgers-Camden from 2014-2015 further underscores his leadership capabilities and his commitment to fostering academic excellence across disciplines. His legacy at Rutgers is one of innovation, dedication, and a steadfast commitment to the principles of justice and education.
Publications
, 285-343, 1984-01-01
, 285, 1984-01-01
, 761-770, 1983-01-01
, 761, 1983-01-01