At the beginning of my graduate education my research centers on the connection between action theory and legal philosophy, specifically in the realms of criminal, tort, and contract theory. I delve into the ethical and moral aspects of this intersection from a classical philosophy standpoint, while also examining the issues in legal and action theory using modal logic. I am interested in both a historical and analytical perspective on these issues. Furthermore, I have secondary interests in the philosophy of religion, particularly in exploring the epistemic nature of faith. Additionally, I am interested in the philosophy of science, specifically studying the properties of scientific theories.