2. A board member with Subsea Engineering, Inc.,
Timothy “Tim” Batchelor also serves on the
board of the Redot Center for National Security.
Timothy Batchelor is recognized as an expert in
national security policy and maintains
memberships with such organizations as the
Supreme Court of the United States Historical
Society and the Federalist Society.

3. At the Federalist Society, membership is open
to all individuals and a law background is not
necessary to join. The main goal of the
organization is to preserve liberty and uphold
Constitutional rights for every American, and it
offers six types of membership: lawyer, general
member, student, faculty, public sector, and
non-profit. The annual membership fee ranges
from $5 to $50 and the group also requires a
completed membership form, which is
accessible through www.fed-soc.org.

4. Members receive a subscription to the
Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy as
well as the American Bar Association Watch
emails. In addition, a quarterly newsletter,
the Federalist Paper, is provided to keep
members in tune with current news. Other
member benefits include access to
continuing legal education programs as well
as to conventions and other events.