John J. Capowski

John J. Capowski is an Emeritus Professor of Law at Widener Law Commonwealth, where he has made significant contributions to the field of law. With a robust expertise in administrative law, evidence, civil procedure, lawyering skills, public benefits, and public interest law, Professor Capowski has been a pivotal figure in legal education. His unique interest in fly fishing adds a personal touch to his professional persona, reflecting his diverse range of interests. Throughout his distinguished career, Professor Capowski has been recognized for his dedication and impact, earning emeritus status from Widener University. Before his tenure at Widener, he directed clinical programs and taught at various prestigious universities, enriching the academic community with his knowledge and experience. His commitment to legal education is evident in his innovative teaching methods and his ability to inspire future generations of lawyers. Professor Capowski has been actively involved in advocacy work, with a particular focus on domestic violence issues. His dedication to this cause is exemplified by his service on the American Bar Association's Project on Educating to End Domestic Violence. Through this role, he has contributed to shaping policies and educational programs aimed at addressing and mitigating domestic violence. In addition to his advocacy work, Professor Capowski is a prolific writer and speaker. He continues to contribute to the academic and legal communities through his writings, teachings, and presentations at conferences. His leadership skills are further demonstrated in his current role as the Chair of the Evidence Section of the Association of American Law Schools, where he guides discussions and developments in the field of evidence law. Professor Capowski's career is marked by a commitment to public service and legal education. His work has not only advanced the understanding of complex legal issues but has also had a tangible impact on the lives of individuals affected by domestic violence. His ongoing contributions to the field of law and his dedication to advocacy continue to inspire both his colleagues and students.