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 has been a reporter for NBC News, and National Public Radio's All Things Considered. She's authored 18 bestsellers, among them Hunting Charles Manson : The Quest for Justice. Lis Werhl was a native of Yakima. West Valley High School in Yakima awarded her a certificate. She received a bachelor education at Barnard College Columbia University in 1983. She earned her postgraduate MA in Literature at Queensland University in 1985. Harvard Law School awarded her an honorary doctorate in 1987. Lis Was Wiehl born in August 1961. She'll be 60 in 2023. She's 6' tall and weighs about 78 kilograms. Lis Wehl was an instructor of law at the Washington School of Law Seattle between 1995 and 2001. She received national recognition as a result of her involvement with the Trial Advocacy Program. She began her career as a journalist at Washington University as a reporter and legal analyst on NBC News, and NPR's All Things Considered. In recognition of her extraordinary performance, Wiehl quickly was recognized as a prominent anchor. Wiehl was a journalist who worked who worked for NBC News as well as All Things Considered at National Public Radio, joined Fox News Channel in the job of a legal expert. She worked there for 15 years. During the time she spent with FNC, Ms. Smith reported on behalf of CNN NPR & a number of other media outlets.