Law Reviews, Journals, and Articles

• Professor Alan I. Appel ’76 authored “Gain or Loss of Foreign Persons from Sale or Exchange of Partnership Interests” in the Journal of International Taxation (2021).
• Distinguished Chair in Immigration and Human Rights Law Professor Lenni B. Benson authored “The Danger of Dissent: A Century of Targeting Immigrants” in the New York Law School Law Review (2021).
• Professor Richard Chused authored “Quantum Copyright Law: Schrödinger’s Cat, Banksy’s Shredder, and Art on the Edge” in the Northwestern Journal of Technology and Intellectual Property (forthcoming); “Randomness, AI Art, and Copyright” in the Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal (2022); “Sex, Stamina, and Politics” in Duke Law’s Law and Contemporary Problems (2022); and “Strategic Thinking About Racism in American Zoning” in the New York Law School Law Review (2022).
• Professor Shahrokh (Seve) Falati ’08 authored “Eviscerating Patent Scope” in the UIC Review of Intellectual Property Law (2022) and “Killing Rarity” in the Texas Tech Law Review (forthcoming).
• Wallace Stevens Professor Kris Franklin co-authored “Directed Questions: A Non-Socratic Dialogue About Non-Socratic Teaching,” as the lead article in the University of Detroit Mercy Law Review (2021); co-authored “How to Train Your Supervisor” in the Pace Law Review (2021); co-authored “How to Raise Your Kids Queer” in the Family Law Quarterly (2022); and authored “Meditations on Teaching What Isn’t” in the New York Law School Law Review (2022).
• Associate Professor Lisa F. Grumet edited and co-authored with students “Co-Parenting During Lockdown: COVID-19 and Child Custody Cases Before the Vaccine” in the Family Law Quarterly (2022).
• Professor Gowri J. Krishna co-authored “Caring for the Souls of Our Students: The Evolution of a Community Economic Development Clinic During Turbulent Times,” in the Clinical Law Review (2021).
• Assistant Professor Molly Guptill Manning authored “Access Denied: How 28 U.S.C. Sec. 1915(g) Violates the First Amendment Rights of Indigent Prisoners” in the Seattle Journal for Social Justice (2021).
• Professor Richard D. Marsico authored “The Interaction of Race, Wealth, and Special Education: The Role of Structural Inequities in the IDEA” in the New York Law School Review of Law (2022).
• Associate Professor Justin Murray authored “Prosecutorial Nonenforcement and Residual Criminalization” in the Ohio State Journal of Criminal Law (forthcoming). He co-authored “Symposium Preface” in the American Criminal Law Review (forthcoming).
• Joseph Solomon Distinguished Professor Rebecca Roiphe co-authored “When Prosecutors Politick: Progressive Law Enforcers Then and Now” in the Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology (2020), co-authored “Who Should Police Politicization of the DOJ?” in the Notre Dame Journal of Law, Ethics and Public Policy (2021), and authored “Impeaching Legal Ethics” in the Florida State Law Review (2022).
• Professor Ross Sandler authored “New York’s BQE emergency” in the Daily News (2021).
• Professor Andrew Scherer authored “Process as Racism and Oppression: The Case Against Summary Eviction Proceedings” in the Seton Hall Law Review (forthcoming).
• Professor Lynn Boepple Su authored “Unpacking the Teaching Potential of a Hypothetical Criminal Case Involving a Cross- Racial Eyewitness Identification” in the New York Law School Law Review (2022).
• Ernst C. Stiefel Professor of Comparative Law Ruti G. Teitel co-authored “From Grievances to Guarantees: Getting to Yes in the Iran Nuclear Talks” in the International Economic Law and Policy Blog (2021).
• Assistant Professor Claire R. Thomas ’11 authored “The So-Called Stateless: Firm Resettlement, African Migrants, and Human Rights Violations in Mexico” in The Boston University Public Interest Law Journal (forthcoming).