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Books

2017

MARSHALL S. SHAPO

• Shapo on the Law Of Products Liability, 7th ed. (Edward Elgar 2017).

Articles

2017

LYNN P. COHN

• Anatomy of a Settlement Fund: How ADR Helped Establish and Deploy a Mass Claims Distribution, 35 Alternatives To The High Cost of Litigation 49 (2017).

• A Model for the Use of ADR to Efficiently Distribute a Significant Settlement Fund in Mass Claims Litigation Without Sacrificing an Individualized Assessment of Claims, 18 Cardozo Journal of Conflict Resolution 699 (2017).

DAVID DANA

• An Invisible Crisis in Plain Sight: The Emergence of the “Eviction Economy,” Its Causes, and the Possibilities for Reform in Legal Regulation and Education, 115 Michigan Law Review 935 (2017).

ANDREW KOPPELMAN

• Kent Greenawalt, Defender of the Faith, 95 Texas Law Review 821 (2017) (reviewing Kent Greenawalt, EXEMPTIONS: NECESSARY, JUSTIFIED, OR MISGUIDED?).

SARAH LAWSKY

• Formalizing the Code, 70 Tax Law Review 377 (2017).

HARI M. OSOFSKY

• Environment: Law for a Healthy Planet, Book Review of Client Earth by James Thornton & Martin Goodman, Nature (May 17, 2017).

JAMES E. PFANDER

• Scalia’s Legacy: Originalism and Change in the Law of Standing, 6 British Journal of American Legal Studies 85 (2017).

STEPHEN B. PRESSER

• Reflections on UNRESTRAINED: Law Professors, the Legal Academy, and the Rule of Law in the Early Twenty-First Century, 88 University of Colorado Law Review 349 (2017).

• A Further Perspective: Trump Derangement Hysteria, The American Spectator (May 15, 2017).

• Constitutionalism, Both Good and Horrid, The University Bookman (Jun. 11, 2017) (reviewing Geoffrey R. Stone, SEX AND THE CONSTITUTION: SEX, RELIGION, AND LAW FROM AMERICA’S ORIGINS TO THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY).

• Special Report: Firing Comey: Abuse of a Kingly Prerogative or Draining the Swamp?, The American Spectator (Jun. 9, 2017).

• Dean's Lecture: Do Law Professors Really Understand American Law?, 43 Ohio Northern University Law Review 373 (2017).

MARTIN H. REDISH

• The Wandering Doctrine of Constitutional Fact, 59 Arizona Law Review 289 (2017) (Co-authored by: William D. Gohl).

LEONARD L. RISKIN

• Kormendy Lecture: Negotiation, Outside-In and Inside-Out: On the Level or Thereabout, 43 Ohio Northern University Law Review 399 (2017).

DEBORAH TUERKHEIMER

• What to Look for in the Cosby Sex Assault Trial, Newsweek (Jun. 6, 2017).

Op-Eds/Blog Posts/Popular Press

2017

CAROLYN FRAZIER

• Commentary: Today's Scarlet Letter — the Sex Offender Registry — Is Risky Justice for Youth, Chicago Tribune (May 26, 2017).

EUGENE KONTOROVICH

• Russia Recognizes Jerusalem as Israel’s Capital. Why Can’t the U.S.?, Wall Street Journal (May 14, 2017).

• The States, the Feds and Climate Change: Hope Challenges to Paris Beat Back the Doctrine of ‘Implied Preemption’, New York Daily News (Jun. 2, 2017).

STEPHEN B. PRESSER

• Why Swamp Fever Must Be Cured, Washington Times (May 18, 2017).

• Commentary: Would the Framers Have Been Ashamed by — or Proud of — Donald Trump?, Chicago Tribune (May 28, 2017).

• What Is a Republic, and How Do We Keep It?, Washington Times (Jun. 7, 2017).

DANIEL B. RODRIGUEZ

• SCOTUS: Partisan Gerrymandering Case from Wisconsin, PRAWFSBLAWG (Jun. 20, 2017).

DAVID M. SHAPIRO

• Commentary: No Denying: Sessions’ Moves Revive Allegations of Racism, Chicago Tribune (May 15, 2017).

DEBORAH TUERKHEIMER

• The Deck Is Stacked Against Every Sexual Assault Victim in America. The Cosby Case Is No Different, SLATE.COM (Jun. 18, 2017).