Tim­o­thy D. Lyt­ton | Jew­ish Book Coun­cil Tim­o­thy D. Lyt­ton is the Albert & Angela Farone Dis­tin­guished Pro­fes­sor of Law at Albany Law School. He holds B.A. and J.D. degrees from Yale Uni­ver­si­ty and has served as a fel­low in the Har­vard Uni­ver­si­ty Pro­gram in Ethics and the Pro­fes­sions as well as the Hart­man Insti­tute for Advanced Jew­ish Stud­ies in Jerusalem. He is the author ofKosher: Pri­vate Reg­u­la­tion in the Age of Indus­tri­al Food recent­ly pub­lished by Har­vard Uni­ver­si­ty Press (2013) and Hold­ing Bish­ops Account­able: How Law­suits Helped the Catholic Church Con­front Cler­gy Sex­u­al Abuse also pub­lished by Har­vard Uni­ver­si­ty Press (2008). In addi­tion, he has pub­lished book chap­ters and arti­cles on the roots of law and jurispru­dence in bib­li­cal and rab­binic texts.