California Western School of Law (CWSL) faculty members are outstanding scholars, educators and lawyers who not only provide their students with a solid doctrinal foundation in the law, but also prepare them to flourish in practice. Our faculty produces legal scholarship that contributes to national and international discussions about law and justice and seeks to improve our laws and legal system.

Among CWSL faculty are scholars with national and international reputations in business and corporate law, civil rights, constitutional law, criminal justice, critical legal studies, electronic commerce, intellectual property, law and economics, gender studies, intellectual property, and law and science.

Below are books and journal articles in these areas that were published in 2018 or are forthcoming in 2019.

	William J. Aceves Dean Steven R. Smith Professor of Law Cost-Benefit Analysis and Human Rights, 92 St. John’s Law Review (forthcoming, 2019) Interrogation or Experimentation? Assessing Non-Consensual Human Experimentation During the War on Terror, 29 Duke Journal of Comparative & International Law (forthcoming, 2019) Correcting an Evident Error: A Plea to Revise Jesner v. Arab Bank PLC, 108 Georgetown Law Journal Online 36 (2018) When Death Becomes Murder: A Primer on Extrajudicial Killing, 50 Columbia Human Rights Law Review 1 (2018) Valuing Life: A Human Rights Perspective on the Calculus of Regulation, 36 Law & Inequality 1 (2018)
	David Austin Legal Writing Professor David Austin, Freedom’s Frontiers: The Travails of LGBT Travelers (with Mark E. Wojcik), 12(2) Pólemos: Journal of Law, Literature & Culture 271 (2018)
	Thomas D. Barton Professor of Law Legal Innovation in Contracting, and Beyond: Merging Design and Technology Tools for the Information Age (with Haapio, Passera, & Hazard), in Innovation in Law and the Judiciary (Masson, ed.) Springer Publishing (forthcoming, 2019) Successful Contracts: Integrating Technology and Design (with Haapio, Passera, & Hazard), in Legal Tech, Smart Contracts and Blockchain (Corrales, ed.) Springer Publishing (forthcoming, 2019) Forty Years on, Practitioners, Parties, and Scholars Look Ahead: The Votes Are In…. (with James P. Groton), 24 Dispute Resolution 9 (2018)
	Hannah Brenner Associate Professor of Law Gender, Power, Law, and Leadership (with Renee Knake), West Academic (forthcoming, 2019) Shortlisted: Women, Diversity, and the Supreme Court (with Renee Knake), New York University Press (forthcoming, 2019) McCarty v. Pheasant Run, in Feminist Judgments: Rewritten Torts Opinions (Chamallas & Finley, eds.) Cambridge University Press (forthcoming, 2019) A Title IX Conundrum: Are Campus Visitors Protected From Sexual Assault?, 104 Iowa Law Review 101 (2018)
	Justin Brooks Professor of Law Wrongful Convictions: Cases & Materials, Vandeplas Publishing (3rd revised ed. 2018)
	Arthur W. Campbell Professor of Law Law of Sentencing, Thomson Reuters Legal (3d ed. 2004) (Supp. 2018-19)
	James M. Cooper Professor of Law Intellectual Property Rights and the Rise of a Consumer Society in China, in The Legal Protection of Consumers: Developing the Market Economy in China (Fernando Dias Simões, ed.) Routledge Books (forthcoming, 2019) Legal Pluralism and the Challenge to Human Rights in the New Plurinational State of Bolivia, 17 Washington University Global Studies Law Review 1 (2018) The United States, Mexico, and the War on Drugs in the Trump Administration, 25 Willamette Journal of International Law & Dispute Resolution 234 (2018)
	Leslie P. Culver Legal Writing Professor The Rise of Self Sidelining, 39 Women’s Rights Law Reporter (forthcoming, 2019) Book Review, My Enemy’s Enemy and the Case for Rhetoric, 15 Legal Communications & Rhetoric (forthcoming, 2019) Conscious Identity Performance, 55 San Diego Law Review 577 (2018)
	Pooja R. Dadhania Assistant Professor of Law Deporting Undesirable Women, 9 U.C. Irvine Law Review 53 (2018)
	Tabrez Y. Ebrahim Associate Professor of Law Automation & Predictive Analytics in Patent Prosecution: USPTO Implications & Policy, 35 Georgia State University Law Review (forthcoming, 2019) Data-Centric Technologies: Patent & Copyright Doctrinal Disruptions, 42 Nova Law Review (forthcoming, 2019) Computational Experimentation, 21 Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment and Technology Law (forthcoming, 2019)
	Jessica K. Fink Clara Shortridge Foltz Professor of Law Gender Sidelining and the Problem of Unactionable Discrimination, 29 Stanford Law & Policy Review 57 (2018)
	Paul J. Gudel Professor of Law Teaching Contracts from the Standpoint of Relational Contracts Theory, in Rethinking Contracts (Campbell & Swain, eds.) Routledge Books (forthcoming, 2019) Theatricality and Skepticism, in Michael Fried and Philosophy (Abbott, ed.) Routledge Books (2018)
	Catherine A. Hardee Associate Professor of Law Veil Piercing and the Untapped Power of State Courts, 94 Washington Law Review (2019) Who’s Causing the Harm?, 106 Kentucky Law Journal 839 (2019)
	Nancy S. Kim ProFlowers Distinguished Professor of Internet Studies & Professor of Law Consentability: Consent and Its Limits, Cambridge University Press (forthcoming, 2019) In Re Marriage of Witten: Subordinating Contracts to 'Public Policy', in The Best and Worst of Contracts Decisions: An Anthology, 45 Florida State University Law Review (forthcoming, 2019) Relative Consent and Contract Law, 18 Nevada Law Journal 165 (2018)
	Kenneth S. Klein Louis & Hermione Brown Professor of Law Minding the Protection Gap: Resolving Pervasive, Profound, Unintended Homeowner Underinsurance, Connecticut Insurance Law Journal (forthcoming, 2019) Weighing Democracy and Judicial Legitimacy in Judicial Selection, Texas Review of Law and Politics (forthcoming, 2019)
	Laura M. Padilla Professor of Law Declining Law School Applications and Entering Credentials: Responding with Pivot Pedagogy, 39 University of La Verne Law Review 1 (2018)
	Joanna K. Sax E. Donald Shapiro Professor of Law Ambiguity and Consumer Perceptions of Risk in Various Areas of Biotechnology (with Neal Doran), Journal of Consumer Policy (forthcoming, 2019) Administrative Guidance and Genetically Modified Food (with Edward L. Rubin), 60 Arizona Law Review 539 (2018)
	Donald J. Smythe Chief Justice Roger J. Traynor Professor of Law & Vice Dean for Academic Affairs The Power to Exclude and the Power to Expel, 66 Cleveland State Law Review 367 (2018)
	I. India Thusi Associate Professor of Law Radical Feminist Harms on Sex Workers, 21 Lewis & Clark Law Review 185 (2018) Harm, Sex, and Consequences, 2018 Utah Law Review (forthcoming, 2019)
	Mark I. Weinstein Professor of Law Veterinarian Lien Laws: Hypocrisy in a Healing Profession, 25 Animal Law 29 (2018)
	Daniel B. Yeager Justice Earl Warren Professor of Law & Associate Dean for Research & Faculty Development The Temptations of Scapegoating, 56 American Criminal Law Review (forthcoming, 2019) A First-Year Course in Criminal Law, Wolters Kluwer/Aspen (3d ed. 2019) Decoding the Impossibility Defense, 56 University of Louisville Law Review 359 (2018)
	Michael T. Yu Associate Professor of Law Towards a New California Revised Uniform Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act, 39 Loyola of Los Angeles Entertainment Law Review (forthcoming, 2019)