Andrew L. Kaufman is the Professor of Law and Vice-Dean of Academic Programming at Harvard Law School. He is the author of the acclaimed biography "Cardozo" (Harvard, 1998), and many books and articles on judges, legal ethics, and constitutional law. Professor Kaufman graduated from Harvard College and its law school, then clerked for Justice Felix Frankfurter of the Supreme Court. His casebook on legal ethics is considered the first such resource, and his studies of Cardozo over the years, including the prodigious book, set the standard for analytic examination of the Justice.