Stephen E. Henderson

Most recently, Professor Henderson has become quite interested in juries and the potential legal ramifications of artificial intelligence and quantum computing, but for years he has written on slightly-less-glamorous but slightly-more-pressing topics of American criminal law and procedure, including a lot about search and seizure and a little about vigilantism (who doesn’t like Daredevil and The Punisher?). He enjoys teaching from his textbooks and collaborating with other scholars, providing teaching materials and public education through two websites, and sometimes tilting at windmills through legislative testimony, the drafting of standards, or an amicus brief. Mostly, he enjoys spending time with his five children and his soulmate, Hilary. J.M. Barrie once said, “Life is a long lesson in humility,” which is—or at least ought to be—true. It’s good, then, to have family to experience it with.