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Books

2018

HELENE S. SHAPO

• Writing and Analysis in the Law, 7th ed. (2018) (Co-authored by: Marilyn Walter, & Elizabeth Fajans).

BARRY WIMPFHEIMER

• The Talmud: A Biography (2018).

Articles

2018

ROBERT W. BENNETT

• What Does It Mean to Support the Second Amendment?, National Law Journal (Apr. 6, 2018).

ALLAN HORWICH

• The Securities Law Disclosure Rules of the Road Regarding Executive Illness, 46 Securities Regulation Law Journal 1 (2018).

ALEX LEE

• Maybe There’s No Bias in the Selection of Disputes for Litigation, 174 Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics 143 (2018) (Co-authored by: Eric Helland & Dan Klerman).

• Non-Prosecution of Corporations: Toward a Model of Cooperation and Leniency, 96 North Carolina Law Review 859 (2018) (Co-authored by: Cindy R. Alexander).

STEVEN LUBET

• The Plight of University Presses, Academe Magazine (Apr. 20, 2018).

JOHN O. MCGINNIS

• Bridging C.P. Snow’s Two Cultures, City Journal (Spring 2018).

• The Constitution and the Language of the Law, 59 William & Mary Law Review 1321 (2018) (Co-authored by: Michael B. Rappoport).

JAMES E. PFANDER

• Standing, Litigable Interests, and Article III’s Case-or-Controversy Requirement, 65 Ucla Law Review 170 (2018).

MAX SCHANZENBACH

• Reclaiming Fiduciary Law for the City, 70 Stanford Law Review 565 (2018) (Co-authored by: Nadav Shoked).

NADAV SHOKED

• Reclaiming Fiduciary Law for the City, 70 Stanford Law Review 565 (2018) (Co-authored by: Max M. Schanzenbach).

CAROLE SILVER

• Sticky Floors, Springboards, Stairways & Slow Escalators: Mobility Pathways and Preferences of International Students in U.S. Law Schools, 3 University of California Irvine Journal of International, Transnational, & Comparative Law 39 (2018) (Co-authored by: Swethaa S. Ballakrishnen).

DEBORAH TUERKHEIMER

• Criminal Justice and the Mattering of Lives, 116 Michigan Law Review 1145 (2018).

Contributions to Books

2018

MEREDITH MARTIN ROUNTREE

• Execution ‘Volunteers’: Psychological and Legal Issues, in Living On Death Row: The Psychology of Waiting To Die (Hans Toch, James R. Acker, & Vincent Martin Bonventre eds. 2018).

Op-Eds/Blog Posts/Popular Press

2018

MAURINE J. BERENS

• Commentary: This New Facebook Job Posting Is Cause for Concern, Chicago Tribune (Apr. 16, 2018).

MICHELLE FALKOFF

• Why We Must Stop Relying on Student Ratings of Teaching, Chronicle of Higher Education (Apr. 25, 2018).

TONJA JACOBI

• Supreme Court Justices Are Speaking up More Because They’re Not Afraid to Be Partisan, Washington Post (Apr. 6, 2018) (Co-authored by: Matthew Sag).

STEVEN LUBET

• Gun-Toting Congressman Is Right. He’s No Gabby Giffords, CNN.com (Apr. 8, 2018).

• When Presidents Lawyer Up: A Brief History, The Conversation (Apr. 11, 2018).

• Crowdfunding David Tuller Is Not a Conflict of Interest, Virology Blog (Apr. 16, 2018).

HARI M. OSOFSKY

• Legal Ed’s Futures: No. 59 (Hari Osofsky): Pathways Forward, PrawfsBlawg (Apr. 9, 2018).

STEPHEN B. PRESSER

• This President Understands Labor, His Opponents Never Will, NewsMax (Apr. 2, 2018).

• American Greatness and Its Enemies, AMERICAN GREATNESS (Apr. 12, 2018).

• James Comey Wrong About His Former Agency and His Role, NewsMax (Apr. 16, 2018).

DEBORAH TUERKHEIMER

• #MeToo Comes to the Cosby Courtroom, New York Times (Apr. 9, 2018).

• The Cosby Jury Finally Believes the Women, New York Times (Apr. 26, 2018).