Elizabeth A. Reilly is a C. Blake McDowell Jr. Professor at The University of Akron School of Law. She currently teaches torts, introduction to law and legal systems and sexual orientation and the law. Her research focuses on the intersections between individual and collective interests in areas such as reproductive choice, gender identity, juvenile justice, tort duties and damages, and the religion clauses. She is the author of numerous articles, including "Radical Tweak-Relocating the Power to Assign Sex," (2005) and "The 'Jurisprudence of Doubt': How the Premises of the Supreme Court s Abortion Jurisprudence Undermine Procreative Liberty," (1998). Prior to joining Akron Law, Professor Reilly was an attorney and counselor of law for Whitaker & Reilly, where her emphasis was on criminal and personal injury litigation, both trial and appellate.