Kris Franklin
Professor of Law
Director, Academic Skills Program
Publications by Professor Franklin
LAW REVIEW AND OTHER
SCHOLARLY ARTICLES
"....See Erie.": Critical Study of Legal Authority, 31 U.A.L.R. Law Review, 109-134 (2008).
Sim City: Teaching "Thinking Like a Lawyer" in Simulation-Based Clinical Courses, 53 NYLS Law Review 861-875 (2008-2009).
"Theory Saved My Life," 8 New York City Law Review 599-631 (2006).
"Homophobia and the 'Matthew Shepard Effect' in Lawrence v. Texas." 48 New York Law School Law Review 657–695 (2003–2004).
“The Rhetorics of Legal Authority Constructing Authoritativeness, the “Ellen Effect,” and the Example of Sodomy Law.” 33 Rutgers Law Journal 49–104 (2001).
“Lesbians, Legal Theory and Other Superheroes, Book Review of Ruthann Robson’s Sappho Goes to Law School: Fragments in Lesbian Legal Theory.” 25 New York University Review of Law & Social Change 301–330 (1999) (with S.E. Chinn).
"The Revolution Will Not Be Liberalized," Minnesota Review, 40 (1993).
Contact Information:
T: 212-431-2353
E: kris.franklin@nyls.edu
O: 47 Worth Street
Building C, 2nd
Floor Room C226
Program Administrator: Sonja Davis
T:
212-431-2363
E: sonja.davis@nyls.edu
Education:
B.A., Yale, 1989, cum laude and with distinction in
the major
J.D., New York University School of Law, 1992
(Editor-in-Chief, NYU Rev. of Law & Soc. Change)
Judge Eileen Haas Schwartz Award
Public Interest Fellowship, 1990, 1991
Courses:
- Contracts
- Torts
- Principles of Legal Analysis
- Negotiating, Counseling, and Interviewing
- Advanced Legal Writing
At New York Law School since 2002.
