Andrew Napolitano Biography

Is Andrew Napolitano Married & Gay?

Andrew Napolitano has reportedly never been married, even though he is already in his late 60s. However, there are speculations that Napolitano is gay and he was in a relationship with James C. Sheil. His alleged partner James was the professor and attorney at Seaton Hall Law School who passed away in March of 2013.

Andrew Napolitano pays tribute to James C. Sheil. SOURCE: ecelebrity facts

However, after a few years, in the acknowledgments section of his book, Suicide Pact, Andrew mentioned, "my happy dream turned dark last year when Jim Sheil, my alter ego to whose memory this book is dedicated, expired suddenly on March 19, 2013."

Napolitano has always been followed by his eagle-eyed fans and media, due to which he always maintains his personal life low-key. At present, Andrew spares his time living in Manhattan and Newton, and New Jersey, where he owns a spacious farm that produces maple syrup.

Andrew Napolitano's Net Worth, Career

American columnist Andrew Napolitano has a staggering net worth of $9 million, as of 2021. He received a salary of over $3 million by far, from his career as a political and senior judicial analyst. People criticize him for commentating on legal news and trials.

Speaking of how Napolitano's professional career began, it all started when he sat on the New Jersey bench for nine years. He tried over 150 jury trials and was involved in all Superior Court parts, including criminal, civil, equity, and family. Besides, he managed thousands of motions, sentences, hearings, and divorces.

In addition, Napolitano served as the state's youngest then-sitting Superior Court judge before resigning in 1995 in favor of the private practice. Then, he pursued a writing and television career. Likewise, Andrew also served as an adjunct professor at Seton Hall University School of Law for over a decade. At the moment, Napolitano is a revered visiting professor at Brooklyn Law School.

The columnist lectures nationally on the Constitution as well as on human freedom. He is not popular to be related to former U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano; despite sometimes jokingly calling his "Cousin Janet."

Andrew Napolitano as an Author

As a bestselling author, Andrew Napolitano has published many books: A Nation of Sheep, Dred Scott's Revenge: A Legal History of Race and Freedom in America, Lies the Government Told You: Myth, Power, and Deception in American History, Constitutional Chaos, and The Constitution in Exile among others.

Napolitano's writings have been notably published in The Los Angeles Times, The St. Louis Post-Dispatch, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Sun, The Baltimore Sun, The (New London) Day, The Seton Hall Law Review, The New Jersey Law Journal, and The Newark Star-Ledger.

Likewise, Napolitano recently published his new book titled, Theodore and Woodrow: How Two American Presidents Destroyed Constitutional Freedom which received well reviews from the audience.

Napolitano also runs his own website called Judge Nap where he regularly writes and publishes articles for his readers. Napolitano's latest article on 'What Happens When the Government Breaks Its Own Laws?' where he wrote and explained on 'What happens when the government breaks its own laws?'.

Andrew Napolitano - Quick Facts

• Andrew Napolitano spent his young days in Newark, New Jersey.
• Earned his A.B. degree from Princeton University and his J.D. degree from Notre Dame Law School.
• Before fame, Andrew taught law for a short period in the 1980s at Delaware Law School.
• As a Traditionalist Catholic, Andrew is against the reforms of Vatican II but is also critical of Pope Francis.
• Napolitano is a vegetarian.
• Napolitano resigned from his judgeship in 1995 to choose a writing, teaching, and broadcasting career.
• Was a visiting professor at Brooklyn Law School from 2013 to 2017.

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