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Scott Lemieux

Teaching Professor

Contact Information

slemieux@uw.edu

GWN 114/Zoom

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Fields of Interest

American Political DevelopmentAmerican PoliticsPublic LawSupreme Court

Research

Selected Research

• Scott E. Lemieux, ‎David J. Watkins. Judicial Review and Contemporary Democratic Theory: Power, Domination, and the Courts (Law, Courts and Politics). Routledge, 2017.
• George Lovell, Scott E. Lemieux. "Understanding the Impact and visibility of Ideological Change on the Supreme Court." Studies in Law, Politics and Society, vol. 44, pp. 1-33, 2008

Courses Taught

Spring 2025

• POL S 364 A: The Supreme Court and American Political Development
• POL S 487 A: Political Science Honors Seminar

Winter 2025

• POL S 351 A: The American Democracy
• POL S 360 A: Introduction to United States Constitutional Law

Autumn 2024

• POL S 355 A: The American Presidency
• POL S 488 A: Honors Thesis Design

Spring 2024

• POL S 202 A: Introduction to American Politics
• POL S 360 A: Introduction to United States Constitutional Law

Winter 2024

• POL S 351 A: The American Democracy
• POL S 364 A: The Supreme Court And American Political Development

Autumn 2023

• POL S 355 A: The American Presidency
• POL S 462 A: The Supreme Court in American Politics

Summer 2023 Full-term

• POL S 360 A: Introduction to United States Constitutional Law

Spring 2023

• POL S 202 A: Introduction to American Politics
• POL S 462 A: The Supreme Court in American Politics

Winter 2023

• POL S 351 A: The American Democracy
• POL S 360 A: Introduction to United States Constitutional Law

Autumn 2022

• POL S 202 A: Introduction to American Politics
• POL S 334 B: Topics In American Politics

Spring 2022

• POL S 202 A: Introduction to American Politics
• POL S 361 A: United States Courts and Civil Liberty
• POL S 496 A: Undergraduate Internship
• POL S 499 A: Undergraduate Readings and Research

Winter 2022

• POL S 355 A: The American Presidency
• POL S 360 A: Introduction to United States Constitutional Law
• POL S 496 A: Undergraduate Internship

Autumn 2021

• POL S 202 A: Introduction to American Politics
• POL S 462 A: The Supreme Court in American Politics

Summer 2021 Full-term

• POL S 361 A: United States Courts and Civil Liberty

Spring 2021

• POL S 202 A: Introduction to American Politics
• POL S 351 A: The American Democracy

Winter 2021

• POL S 355 A: The American Presidency
• POL S 360 A: Introduction to United States Constitutional Law

Autumn 2020

• POL S 202 A: Introduction to American Politics
• POL S 462 A: The Supreme Court in American Politics

Summer 2020 Full-term

• POL S 361 A: United States Courts and Civil Liberty

Spring 2020

• POL S 202 A: Introduction to American Politics
• POL S 360 A: Introduction to United States Constitutional Law

Winter 2020

• POL S 202 A: Introduction to American Politics
• POL S 361 A: United States Courts and Civil Liberty

Summer 2019 Full-term

• POL S 360 A: Introduction to United States Constitutional Law

Spring 2019

• POL S 202 A: Introduction to American Politics
• POL S 360 A: Introduction to United States Constitutional Law

Winter 2019

• POL S 353 A: United States Congress
• POL S 355 A: The American Presidency

Autumn 2018

• POL S 351 A: The American Democracy
• POL S 462 A: The Supreme Court in American Politics
• POL S 462 A: The Supreme Court in American Politics

Summer 2018 Full-term

• POL S 361 A: United States Courts and Civil Liberty

Spring 2018

• POL S 202 A: Introduction to American Politics
• POL S 363 A: Law in Society

Winter 2018

• POL S 355 A: The American Presidency
• POL S 360 A: Introduction to United States Constitutional Law

Autumn 2017

• POL S 202 A: Introduction To American Politics

Related News

Related News

• Profs. Long, Lemieux and Menaldo on KOMO News Town Hall, "Trump 2.0 The Washington Impact" - November 27, 2024
• Prof. Scott Lemieux Quoted in The Seattle Times, "WA politicians, residents react to Trump rally shooting" - July 15, 2024
• Autumn Faculty Panel: The 2022 Midterm Election Results & Implications for 2024 - November 16, 2022
• Video: Faculty Panel Session 3: A Turning Point? Impacts for Our Democracy - November 3, 2020
• Election 2020: A Turning Point? - August 27, 2020
• Lecturer Scott Lemieux on KIRO Radio Talking About the Recent Supreme Court Electoral College Decision - July 8, 2020
• Lecturer Scott Lemieux on NBC News Think site, "Mitch McConnell's new coronavirus plan: Make sure you can't sue a company that gets you sick" - May 5, 2020
• Prof. Scott Lemieux on City&State New York, "New York will get Trump’s tax returns" - May 24, 2019
• Scott Lemieux on the NBCNews Think site, "Democratic wins in 2020 won't change much if Mitch McConnell saves the filibuster " - March 25, 2019
• Lecturer Scott Lemieux on Vox, "6 myths about Roe v. Wade, debunked" - July 17, 2018
• Scott Lemieux in the LA Times, "If Democrats sweep the House this fall, blame Paul Ryan's rich-on-poor class warfare" - April 23, 2018
• Polisci Lecturer Scott Lemieux: The GOP Is Scared of a Fair Fight - February 26, 2018
• Lecturer Scott Lemieux in The Los Angeles Times op-ed, “Remember, much of what Trump does can be undone” - January 2, 2018
• Prof. Scott Lemieux Op-Ed in The Los Angeles Times, "What a surprise: another tax plan to help the super rich" - November 14, 2017

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