David N. Rosen is a senior research scholar in law at Yale Law School, a lecturer at the Yale Child Study Center, and an attorney in private practice in New Haven. He litigates, teaches, and writes in the areas of antidiscrimination law, prisoners' rights, international human rights, professional responsibility, torts, and trial and appellate practice. Mr. Rosen works with students both at the Law School and in his practice.  Recently students have worked with Mr. Rosen on Supreme Court litigation in the Rumsfeld v. Padilla executive detention and the Burt v. Rumsfeld military recruiting cases, as well as on jury trials in police misconduct and wrongful death cases. Mr. Rosen holds a B.A. degree from Harvard College and a law degree from Yale. Before law school he also studied at the London School of Economics as an honorary Woodrow Wilson Fellow and after law school was a Reginald Heber Smith Community Lawyer Fellow at the New Haven Legal Assistance Association.

Education
LL.B., Yale, 1969
B.A., Harvard, 1965