Samuel D. Hodge Jr.

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Samuel D. Hodge, Jr. is an American professor and author with a specialty involving the intersection of law and medicine. He teaches law, anatomy, and forensics at Temple University and serves as a mediator and neutral arbitrator for the Dispute Resolution Institute.