Lis Wiehl

Lis Wiehl, a legal analyst in the United States and an author of non-fiction and fiction works She is well-known for her work. She worked previously as reporter at NBC News' All Things Considered and National Public Radio. She's written 18 best-selling books such as Hunting Charles Manson : The Quest for Justice. Lis Wiehl was raised in the Washington city of Yakima. She graduated from the Yakima's West Valley High School. She graduated from Barnard College Columbia University with an associate's degree in 1983. Her post-graduate diploma was an MA in Literature at Queensland University in 1985. She earned her doctorate at Harvard Law School in 1987. Lis Wiehl, born 19th August 1961, is expected to be 60 by 2023. She's 6'3" tall and weighs 78 kg. Lis Wiehl was a professor of law at the Washington School of Law in Seattle from 1995 to 2001. Her name was honoured nationally through her work with the Trial Advocacy Program. She worked as a journalist and legal analyst for NBC News for NBC News All Things Considered and NPR. Her outstanding performances quickly led to her becoming a well-known pundit. Wiehl began her career as a legal analyst as well as a journalist for Fox News Channel after having been employed by NBC News, National Public Radio as well as All Things Considered. They worked together for 15 years. While at FNC she worked as a reporter, and also was interviewed on CNN NPR and a few other large media outlets.