Education
- BS, Shepherd University
- JD, Pennsylvania State University
- PhD, The University of Hong Kong
Areas of Interest
Constitutional Law Comparative Constitutional Law Election Law
Biography
Jason Buhi is an Associate Professor at the Barry University Andreas School of Law where he instructs courses in Constitutional Law, Election Law, and Torts.
Professor Buhi holds a J.D. from the Pennsylvania State University and a Ph.D. in Constitutional Law from the University of Hong Kong. Prior to joining Barry University, he taught at the Peking University School of Transnational Law in China, where he also instructed courses in Comparative Constitutional Law and Hong Kong-Mainland China Legal Relations. He was introduced to China as a Rotary International Ambassadorial Scholar and served several years in the HKU Center for Comparative and Public Law’s Design Democracy Hong Kong project.
Professor Buhi’s scholarship focuses primarily on constitutional history, freedom of assembly, and the protection of regional autonomy. He published a book entitled The Constitutional History of Macau, and his articles have appeared in the Cambridge University Press, Hong Kong Law Journal, and Texas International Law Journal, among other venues. He has consulted on election issues in Hong Kong and Vietnam, and instructed seminars at Nirma University in Ahmedabad, India, and Northwest University of Politics and Law in Xi’an, China.
Professor Buhi has been admitted to practice by the Maryland and Washington D.C. Bar Associations, and the United States Supreme Court.