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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)
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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)
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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)
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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)
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Justin Brooks
Professor of Law
- Wrongful Convictions: Cases & Materials, Vandeplas Publishing (3rd revised ed. 2018)
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Arthur W. Campbell
Professor of Law
- Law of Sentencing, Thomson Reuters Legal (3d ed. 2004) (Supp. 2018-19)
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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)
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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)
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Pooja R. Dadhania
Assistant Professor of Law
- Deporting Undesirable Women, 9 U.C. Irvine Law Review 53 (2018)
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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)
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Jessica K. Fink
Clara Shortridge Foltz Professor of Law
- Gender Sidelining and the Problem of Unactionable Discrimination, 29 Stanford Law & Policy Review 57 (2018)
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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)
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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)
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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)
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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)
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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)
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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)
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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)
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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)
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Mark I. Weinstein
Professor of Law
- Veterinarian Lien Laws: Hypocrisy in a Healing Profession, 25 Animal Law 29 (2018)
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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)
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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)
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