2022 Law Faculty Scholarship Report

2022 Law Faculty Scholarship Report

ALABAMA LAW

A COMMUNITY OF SCHOLARS

One of the genuine joys of life in a strong law school is the opportunity to participate in a vibrant community of scholars who wrestle with serious issues related to law, policy, and society while approaching these challenges from a variety of perspectives. In short, ideological and methodological diversity is a true source of strength in a well-functioning scholarly community. These have long been hallmarks of the faculty at the University of Alabama School of Law.

Faculty scholarship today at Alabama Law is as vibrant and influential as it has ever been. Members of our faculty are engaging a wide range of issues that are at the heart of debates over substantive and procedural law, public policy, historical understandings, and philosophical values. Their efforts have helped to elevate us into the Top 25 of law schools in the nation – Top 10 among publicly supported law schools – through their excellent work that distinguishes our shared institution.

To provide just a small sample, my colleagues – including Deepa Das Acevedo, Russell Gold, Daniel Joyner, Ronald Krotoszynski, and Fredrick Vars – have recently published (or will soon publish) books with distinguished academic publishers, such as Oxford University Press, Cambridge University Press, and Harvard University Press (to name just a few). In addition, several colleagues are publishing new casebooks or updated editions of existing casebooks that will have an impact on the transmission of knowledge to law students across the nation (and world).

Our academic vigor redounds to the benefit of our students, not only in the classroom but also as they enter the profession. Recent employment data indicate that Alabama Law is ranked in the Top 10 nationally for the percentage of graduates who secure federal judicial clerkships. And employment numbers for our graduates across the board continue to be a solid marker of the quality of our students and of the education they are receiving here. Additionally, our students are graduating with the lowest average graduate debt-load among all public law schools in the Top 25—which helps us to draw talented and diverse students while reducing the financial burden they carry.

The highlights in the pages that follow present only a snapshot of the excellent work that is being done at Alabama Law. I hope you’ll see that the scholarship of our faculty is cogent, insightful, and illuminating.

All good wishes,

Mark E. Brandon Dean & Thomas E. McMillan Professor of Law

The University of Alabama School of Law

MONOGRAPHS, EDITED VOLUMES & CASEBOOKS

Members of the faculty of The University of Alabama School of Law have recently written monographs and casebooks, and have put together a variety of edited volumes on a wide range of subjects, including first amendment rights, gender equality, religious freedom, and federal practice and procedure.

MONOGRAPHS & EDITED VOLUMES

Deepa Das Acevedo

The Battle for Sabarimala (Oxford University Press, forthcoming).

Beyond The Algorithm: Qualitative Insights for Gig Work Regulation (Cambridge University Press 2021) (edited volume).

John Acevedo

Crime Fantasies, Panics, and Witch-Hunts In American Society (Palgrave MacMillan, forthcoming 2023).

Mark E. Brandon

States Of the Union: Family and Change in The American Constitutional Order (University Press of Kansas 2013).

Alan Durham Patent Law Essentials: A Concise Guide (Praeger, 5th ed. 2018).

Heather Elliott

Alabama Water Law & Policy: A Comparative Treatise (University of Alabama Press, forthcoming 2024).

Kara Deal Gamble

Age Discrimination in Employment Law (ABA/ Bloomberg BNA 2019) (associate editor).

Russell M. Gold

The Oxford Handbook of Prosecutors and Prosecution (Oxford University Press 2021)(with Ronald F. Wright & Kay L. Levine).

Paul Horwitz

First Amendment Institutions (Harvard University Press 2013).

Daniel H. Joyner

The Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons in Its Context Within International Nuclear Arms Control (Oxford University Press forthcoming 2023).

Iran’s Nuclear Program and International Law: From Confrontation to Accord (Oxford University Press 2016).

Ronald Krotoszynski, Jr.

The Disappearing First Amendment (Cambridge University Press 2019).

Privacy Revisited: A Global Perspective on The Right to Be Left Alone (Oxford University Press 2018 and 2016).

Clare Ryan

A Cosmopolitan Legal Order: Kant, Constitutional Justice, and the European Convention on Human Rights (Oxford University Press 2018) (with Alec Stone Sweet).

Fredrick Vars

Weapon Of Choice: Fighting Gun Violence While Respecting Gun Rights (Harvard University Press 2020) (with Ian Ayres).

CASEBOOKS

William S. Brewbaker III

Christian Legal Thought: Materials and Cases (Foundation Press 2017) (with Patrick M. Brennan).

John Shahar Dillbary

Law and Economics: Theory, Cases, and Materials (Aspen, 2022) (with William Landes).

Bryan Fair

Constitutional Law: Cases, Materials, and Problems (Wolters Kluwer, 4th ed. 2018) (with Russell L. Weaver, Steven I. Freidland, Catherine Hancock, John C. Knechtle & Richard A. Rosen).

Ronald Krotoszynski, Jr.

First Amendment: Cases and Theory (Aspen Publishers, 4th ed. 2022) (with Lyrissa Lidsky, Caroline Mala Corbin, and Timothy Zick).

Administrative Law (Aspen/Wolters Kluwer, 5th ed. 2021) (with John M. Rogers, Michael Healy & Kent Barnett).

Administrative Law (Wolters Kluwer, 4th ed. 2017) (with John M. Rogers & Michael Healy).

First Amendment: Cases and Theory (Wolters Kluwer, 3rd ed. 2017) (with Professors Caroline Mala Corbin, Lyrissa Barnett Lidsky & Christina E. Wells).

Anil Mujumdar

Alabama Criminal Procedure & Law with Forms (LexisNexis, forthcoming 2023)

LexisNexis Practice Guide: Alabama Civil Procedure (2022 ed. LexisNexis 2021) (with Othni J. Lathram).

Alabama Rules of Criminal Procedure (LexisNexis, 5th ed. 2011) (formerly authored by the late Justice Hugh Maddox).

Adam Steinman

Civil Procedure: Cases and Materials (13th ed. 2022) (with Jack H. Friedenthal, Arthur R. Miller, John E. Sexton, Helen Hershkoff & Troy A. McKenzie).

Civil Procedure (West, 6th ed. 2021) (with Jack H. Friedenthal, Mary Kay Kane & Arthur R. Miller).

Federal Practice and Procedure, Volumes 4, 4A & 4B (West, 4th ed. 2015 & supplements 2017-2022) (with Charles Alan Wright & Arthur R. Miller).

Federal Courts: Cases, Comments and Questions (9th ed. 2021) (with Martin H. Redish, Suzanna Sherry, James E. Pfander & Steven S. Gensler).

FACULTY SCHOLARSHIP

DEEPA DAS ACEVEDO

Associate

Professor

of Law

Employment Law

ERISA Legal Anthropology Law & Society

Comparative Constitutional Law Law & Politics of India

Books

The Battle for Sabarimala (Oxford University Press, forthcoming).

Beyond the Algorithm: Qualitative Insights for Gig Work Regulation (Cambridge University Press 2021) (edited volume).

Selected Publications

(Im)mutable Race?, Nw. U. L. Rev. Online (2021).

From Mythic Saviors to #Metoo at the Indian Supreme Court, Asian Journal of Law and Society (2021).

Essentializing Labor Before, During, and After the Caronavirus Pandemic, Ariz. St. L. J. (2021).

Selected Presentations

The Truth About Tenure, Colloquium on Scholarship in Employment and Labor Law (COSELL) (2021).

Religion-State Relations in South Asia, Workshop on Buddhism and Constitutional Law (2021).

The Battle for Sabarimala, American Bar Foundation (2021).

(Im)mutable Race?, Nw. U. L. Rev. Online (2021).

Selected Media Articles, Interviews & Quotes

Hijab Ban: How Courts Have Weaponized the Essential Religious Practices Doctrine, Scroll (2022).

JOHN ACEVEDO Assistant Professor in Residence

Criminal Law

Criminal Procedure Legal History

Books

Crime Fantasies, Panics, and WitchHunts In American Society (Palgrave MacMillan, forthcoming 2023).

SelectedBookChapters

People v. Helen Wu, Commentary, in Feminist Judgements: Criminal Law (Cambridge University Press, forthcoming 2022).

Selected Publications Law’s Gaze, 25 J. Gender Race & Just. (2022).

Selected Presentations

Toil and Trouble: Preliminary Findings on the Salem Witch-hunts, American Historical Association Annual Meeting, virtual (2022).

Prurient Zoning, Law and Society Association Annual Meeting (2021).

Selected Honors

Participant, National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Institute, Law and Culture in Medevial England,Western Michigan University

WILLIAM AN D REEN Research Professor of Law & Consultant, UA-ANU Exchange Program

Environmental Law International Environmental Law

Environmental Federalism

Administrative Law

Water Law

Water Pollution Law

Water Management Law

Climate Change Law

Selected Book Chapters

Water Pollution Law in the USA: The Clean Water, in Water Policy and Governance (Edward Elgar Publishing, forthcoming) (with Oliver Fritsch & David Benson eds.).

Alabama Water Law, in 4 Waters and Water Rights AL-1 to AL-52 (LexisNexis/Matthew Bender 2022) (Amy Kelley, ed.).

Selected Publications

The Continuing Saga of WOTUS, The Wave (forthcoming 2022).

Mississippi v. Tennessee: The Final Analysis, The Wave (forthcoming 2022).

Mississippi v. Tennessee: Whither Equitable Apportionment for Interstate Groundwater, 43 The Wave 17 (2022)

Separating Fact from Fiction in Evaluating the Endangered Species Act: Recognizing the Need for Ongoing Conservation Management and Regulation, Idaho L. Rev. 39 (2021).

FloodingtheCourtroom:Southeastern Interstate Water Cases, in the Supreme Court’s 2020-2021 Session - Part I, 42 The Wave 15 (2021).

FloodingtheCourtroom:Southeastern Interstate Water Cases, in the Supreme Court’s 2020-2021 Session - Part II, 42 The Wave 17 (2021).

Selected Presentations

Implications of NFID v. OSHA and Biden v. Missouri for Federal Rulemaking, Administrative Law Section, Alabama State Bar Annual Meeting (2022).

Introduction to the Clean Water Act: Structure, History, Successes, and Remaining Challenges, Rally for Water, Alabama River Alliance (2022).

Selected Media Articles, Interviews & Quotes

Key to Clean Water in Alabama? Involve the public. Here is how you can make a difference, Bham Now (2022).

DAIQUIRI J. STEELE

Enduring Exclusion, Mich. L. Rev. (Forthcoming 2022).

Economic justice has long been a part of the civil rights agenda, and minimum labor standards statutes play a crucial role in eradicating the exploitation and subordination of historically marginalized workers. While statutes establishing labor standards are characterized as “universal,” their effect has been anything but. Through legislative maneuvering dating back to the New Deal, Congress carved out many female workers and workers of color from core protections of minimum labor standards legislation. Due to the vigorous advocacy of civil rights groups, amendments to these statutes expanded coverage, making these statutes more inclusive of marginalized workers. Nevertheless, the exclusionary legacy of these New Deal era-laws lingers. Black, Latinx, and female workers are more likely to be retaliated against for asserting rights or reporting employer misconduct pursuant to these statutes.

Tracing the racial and gendered origins of exemptions to labor standards statutes from the early twentieth century to the present, this Essay argues that, despite expanded coverage, female workers and workers of color remain largely excluded from “universal” workplace protections. Although antiworker forces previously sought to thwart creation of legal rights for marginalized workers, contemporary antiworker campaigns

Selected Honors

Final Peer Review Board, Land Use and Environment Law Review (Thomson Reuters) (2022, 2021 & 2020).

Scholar Member, Center for Progressive Reform.

Member, Commission on Environmental Law, International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN).

A. ARBEL Associate Professor of Law

Contracts Commercial Law Torts Law & Economics

Selected Publications

Contracts in theAgeof SmartReaders, Geo. Wash. L. Rev. (2021) (with Samuel Becher).

Selected Presentations

AStatusTheoryofDefamation Law, Yale Law School, Freedom of Expression (2022).

seek to gut marginalized workers’ protections through actual and threatened retaliation. Examination of the traditional rationales for employer retaliation reveals that the retaliation disparity is incongruent with these conventional motivations. This Essay argues that antiretaliation reform should be integral parts of the civil rights agenda.

Markets and Market Failures, Law & Society, Panel Discussion (2022).

TheCredibilityEffectofDefamation Law, Canadian Law & Economics (2022).

StatusTheoryofDefamationLaw, Boston University School of Law, Faculty Workshop (2022).

TheCredibilityEffectofDefamation Law, Virgina Law School, Law & Economics Workshop (2022).

ContractsintheAgeofSmartReaders, AALS, Section on Contracts (2021).

ContractsintheAgeofSmartReaders, Future of Legal Education (2021).

Smart Contracts, Pepperdine Law School Faculty Workshop (2021).

StatusTheoryofDefamation,Villanova University School of Law, Faculty Workshop (2021).

AStatusTheoryofDefamation, Private Law Luncheon (2021).

Selected Honors

Award Winner, American College of Consumer Financial Services’ Annual Writing Competition (2021) (for the article Payday).

STACEY BERGSTROM

Assistant Professor of Legal Writing

Legal Writing

Criminal Law

Criminal Procedure

White Collar Crime Trial Advocacy

KIMBERLY K. BOONE

Director of Legal Writing, Director of Moot Court Programs & Professor of Legal Writing

Legal Writing

2L Moot Court Competition Alabama Law Moot Court Board

Selected Honors

Selected by Graduating Class for Commencement Hooding Team (2022).

YONATHAN

MARK E. BRANDON Dean & Thomas E. McMillan Professor of Law

Constitutional Law

Constitutional Theory and History Philosophy of Law Law and Politics

Books

States Of Union: Family and Change in The American Constitutional Order (University Press of Kansas 2013).

Selected Publications

Differencesand(In)equalities, in 75 Studies in Law, Politics, And Society: Law and the Imagining of Difference (Emerald Publishing 2018).

Selected Honors

Life Fellow, American Bar Foundation. Life Fellow, Alabama Bar Foundation. Member, American Law Institute.

WILLIAM S. BREWBAKER III

William Alfred Rose Professor of Law

Health Care Law

Christian Legal Thought Property

Books

Christian Legal Thought: Materials and Cases (Foundation Press 2017) (with Patrick M. Brennan).

SelectedBookChapters

Augustinian Property, in Christianity and Private Law (Routledge 2021).

Selected Presentations

What is Christian Jurisprudence?, Trinity Law school (2022).

What is Law, and What is it For?, Christian Legal Society Law School Fellows Program (2021).

SelectedMediaArticles,Interviews& Quotes

HowManyAlabama Teachers Are GettingCOVIDVaccinations?, AL.com (2021).

MONTRÉ D. CARODINE

Professor

of Law

Critical Race Theory Race and the Law Critical Race Feminism Law and Popular Culture International Litigation

Selected Presentations

CriticalEvidenceReform:HowDowe ChangePriorConvictionImpeachment in the U.S?, Association of American Law Schools Annual Meeting (2022).

UnregulatedEvidence, Association of American Law Schools Annual Meeting (2021).

PriorConvictionImpeachmentPanel, Law and Society Annual Meeting (2021).

Selected Media Articles, Interviews & Quotes

WomenBreakingBarriers, WVTM 13 Birmingham (2022)

Selected Honors

American Bar Assocation Site Team Member, Mercer University School of Law (2021).

ENNY CARRO LL Wiggins, Childs, Quinn & Pantazis Professor of Law

Criminal Law Criminal Procedure Juvenile Justice Evidence Counter Terrorism

SelectedBookChapters

Adolescent Brain Development and Mens Rea, in Neuroscience and Youth Justice. (Routledge, 2023).

Selected Publications

TheEverShiftingGroundofBail Reform, Annual Review of Law and Social Science (forthcoming 2023).

LawReviewandFindingaPlaceinthe Academy, Tex. Law Rev. Online 6067 (2022).

BeyondBail, 73 Fla. L. Rev. 143 (2021).

DueProcessofBail, 54 Wake Forest L. Rev. 101 (2021)

IfOnlyIHadKnown:TheChallenges ofRepresentation, 89 Fordham L. Rev. (2021)

COVID-19ReliefandtheOrdinary Inmate, Ohio State Journal of Criminal Law 427-447 (2021).

SelectedMediaArticles,Interviews, &Quotes

SeditionChargesforCapitolRioters? The Government Leans into A Historic Decision, The Washington Post (2021)

What’sAJudge’sMoralStandard? AllegationsOfRacism, Sexism Spotlight Judicial Misconduct, NBC (2021)

WhyAren’tWeCallingtheCapitol AttackanActofTreason?, The Guardian & MSNBC (2021)

AlabamaJudgeFacingAllegationsof Racism,Sexism, TheHill.com (2021)

DefendantsStrandedinJailby Pandemic, HillRag.com (2021)

Sedition–PossibleCharges?, WGN Chicago (2021).

AlabamaGov.KayIveyWeighs PossibleEconomicRamificationsOver RestrictingTransgenderRights, AL.com (2021)

Alabama Federal Prosecutor: Will ProsecuteCapitolProtestersIntentto CommitCrimes, AL.com (2021)

Selected Honors

Visting Professor of Law, Yale Law School (2021, 2022).

J

COURTNEY CROSS

Associate Professor of Clinical Legal Instruction & Director of Domestic Violence Law Clinic

Domestic Violence Family Law Prison Reentry HIV/AIDS

Selected Publications

CoerciveControlandtheLimitsof CriminalLaw, U.C. Davis L. Rev. (forthcoming 2022).

Sex,Crime,andSerostatus, 78 Wash. & Lee L. Rev. 71-153 (2021)

Selected Presentations

DecentralizingDomesticViolence,AALS Conference on Clinical Legal Education (2022).

DomesticViolenceandFirearmLaws,AL Chapter of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America Volunteer Meeting (2021).

Domestic Violence and the Limits ofCriminalLaw, NYU Clinical Law Review Writing Workshop (2021).

CriminalLawforCourtAdvocates, SAFE Center Court Advocate Training (2021).

HometoAbuse:PromotingHealthy RelationshipsforWomenafterIncarceration, MORE THAN Conference (2021).

DraftingRule32Post-Conviction Motions, Redemption Earned Staff Training (2021)

CriticallyExaminingandCounteringReliance onCriminalConvictionsinFamilyCourt andDomesticViolenceProceedings,AALS Conference on Clinical Legal Education (2021).

GenderinJail,Prison,&ComingHome: Intersectional&InnovativeApproachesto Advocacy,AALS Conference on Clinical Legal Education (2021).

AdaptingtoEngageClientsDuringa Pandemic, Alabama Public Interest Network Meeting (2021).

SelectedMediaArticles,Interviews& Quotes

TheStateofAlabamaTookHisGunAway. WhenAuthoritiesGaveItBack,HeShotand KilledHisWife, NBC (2021)

StateLawsFailtoRecognizeRelationship betweenHIV,DomesticViolence,The California Lawyer Daily Journal (2021).

JOHN SHAHAR DILLBARY

James M. Kidd, Sr. Professor of Law & Director Cross-Disciplinary Legal Studies Program

Torts

Antitrust Law

Intellectual Property Economics Analysis of the Law

Books

Law and Economics: Theory, Cases, and Materials (Aspen, 2022) (with William Landes).

Selected Publications

TheCaseAgainstCollectiveLiability, 62 B.C.L. Rev. 1 (2021) (lead article).

IncentivizedTorts:AnEmpiricalAnalysis, 115 NW. U. L. Rev. 1337 (2021) (with Cherie Metcalf & Brock Stoddard).

Selected Presentations

CollectiveLiability, UC Hastings Faculty Workshop (2022).

ReframingLiability, Law Economics and Society Seminar (2022).

ConspiraciesBehindaVeil, Southern Economic Association (2021).

IncentivizedTorts, Midwestern Law & Economics Association (2021).

Citations

C.A. 7276/18 The Estate of Jane Doe v. The State of Israel – Maale Carmel Hospital, Israeli Supreme Court Citation (2021).

Selected Honors

External Reviewer and Area Organizer for the European Law & Economics Conference (2022).

Dukeminier Awards’ Stu Walter Prize winner, UCLA Law & Williams Institute (2021).

Dukeminier Awards’ Stu Walter Prize winner, UCLA Law & Williams Institute (2021).

Selected by Graduating Class for the Commencement Hooding Team (2022, 2021).

CASEY DUNCAN

Associate Dean for Legal Information & Assistant Professor of Law in Residence

Legal Research

Legal Informatics

Information Privacy Law

SelectedBookChapters

Collection Development, in Academic Law Libraries Within the Changing Landscape of Legal Education: A Primer for Deans and Provosts (William S. Hein & Co. 2020).

ALAN DURHAM

Vice Dean & Judge Robert S. Vance Professor of Law

Patent Law

Copyright Law

Trademarks & Unfair Competition

Books

Patent Law Essentials: A Concise Guide (5th ed. Praeger 2018).

HEATHER ELLIOTT

Alumni, Class of ‘36 Professor of Law

Administrative Law

Civil Procedure

Environmental Law

Land Use Law

Water Law

Books

Alabama Water Law & Policy: A Comparative Treatise (University of Alabama Press, forthcoming 2024).

SelectedBookChapters

The Institutional Pragmatist, in The Jurisprudential Legacy of Ruth Bader Ginsburg (NYU Press, forthcoming 2022) (with Elizabeth G. Porter).

Selected Publications

OriginalDiscrimination:Howthe SupremeCourt’sOriginalJurisdiction DoctrineDiscriminatesAgainstState Plaintiffs, 108 Iowa L.Rev. (forthcoming 2022).

A Biden Executive Branch and Its SupportersWillFindtheUnitedStates SupremeCourtanObstacle, Harv. L. & Pol’y Rev. (2022).

SelectedEssays

What We Can All Learn from Ruth Bader Ginsburg in Online Series Paying Tribute to Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Cal. L. Rev. Online (2021).

Selected Presentations

KatherineMimsCrocker:AProphylactic ApproachtoCompactConstitutionality, Faculty Colloquium, University of Alabama School of Law (2022).

The SocietyofAmericanLawTeachers’ CoverWorkshop:TheNotorious RBG-LookingBackwithHerClerks, Association of American Law Schools Annual Meeting (2021).

Two Steps Forward and One Step Back, In-house Legal National Conference (2021).

Justice Douglas Spoke for the Trees, William O. Douglas Centennial Conference, Whitman College (2021).

Selected Honors

Outstanding Faculty Member of the Year, Alabama Law Student Bar Association (2022).

STEVE EMENS

Professor of Clinical Legal Instruction Evidence

Jury Voir Dire Jury Selection Trial Advocacy

MIRIT EYAL-COHEN Professor

of Law

Innovation Entrepreneurship

Artificial Intellegence

Personal Income Tax

Coporate Tax

Selected Publications

PromotingVaccineInnovation, 82 Ohio St. L. J. (2022)(with Ana Santos Rutschman).

TheIllusoryPromiseofFree Enterprise:APrimertoPromoting RaciallyDiverseEntrepreneurship, 71 Emory L. J. (2021).

Selected Presentations

ArtificialInventiveness, Annual Law & Society Association Conference, Lisbon (2022).

RehabilitationThroughTaxation, The National Tax Association Annual Conference (2021).

TheIllusoryPromiseofFree Enterprise:APrimertoPromoting RaciallyDiverseEntrepreneurship, Critical Tax Theory Annual Meeting, University of California, Irvine, CA (2021).

ReframingFiscalVaccinePolicy, Colloquium Scholarship Workshop at Emory University School of Law (2021) (with Ana Santos Rutschman).

BRYAN FAIR

Thomas E. Skinner Professor of Law

Constitutional Law

First Amendment Law

Advanced Equal Protection

Advanced Due Process

Books

Constitutional Law: Cases, Materials, and Problems (4th ed. Wolters Kluwer 2018) (with Russell L. Weaver, Steven I. Freidland, Catherine Hancock, John C. Knechtle & Richard A. Rosen).

Selected Publications

FederalismbyDeception, 62 Santa Clara L. Rev. (forthcoming 2022).

Selected Presentations

An Introduction to Critical Race Theory, A Diversity Conversation on Critical Race Theory (2022).

FreeSpeechonCampus, The University of Alabama (2022).

TheLegacyofDr.PauliMurray ResearchonSegregationinHigher Education, National Black Pre-Law Conference (2021).

Selected Honors

Honorary Order of the Samaritan Award, The University of Alabama Public Interest Institute (2022).

Board of Directors, Southern Poverty Law Center (2013-2022).

Alabama Lawyer Hall of Honor, Law School Foundation (2021).

Associate Professor of Clinical Instruction & Director of the Entrepreneurship and Nonprofit Clinic

Business Associations

Entrepreneurship Law

Social Enterprise

Nonprofit Law

Sports Law

Family Law

Selected Publications

AssessingAmateurism inCollege Sports, 79 Wash. & Lee L. Rev. 3 (2022).

ThirdPartieswithBenefits, 17 Stanford Journal of Civil Rights & Civil Liberties 185 (2021).

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CASEY E. FAUCON

ADAM N. STEINMAN

BeyondBristol-Myers:PersonalJurisdictionOverClass Actions , 97 N.Y.U. L. Rev.(forthcomingOctober 2022).

The Supreme Court’s 2017 decision in Bristol-Myers Squibb v. Superior Court threatens a sea change in the relationship between personal jurisdiction and aggregate litigation. One crucial concern has been what the decision means for class actions. Must a court subject the claims of every unnamed class member to separate jurisdictional scrutiny? If so, it could be impossible for a plaintiff who sues in her home state to represent class members outside that state; instead, the Constitution would permit multi-state or nationwide class actions only in states where the defendant is subject to general jurisdiction. For claims against a foreign defendant, no such state may exist. This Article argues for a clean solution that coheres with existing case law while retaining the vitality of class actions to provide meaningful remedies in cases where systemic wrongs have nationwide consequences. On this approach, specific jurisdiction would be proper in any case where (a) there is specific jurisdiction over the named

CAMERON FO GLE

Associate Professor of Legal Writing

Civil Litigation

Federal Government Procurement

Selected Honors

Outstanding Faculty Award, Student Bar Association (2018).

KARA DEAL GAMBLE

Assistant Professor of Legal Writing

Employment Litigation

Consumer Protection Litigation

Books

Age Discrimination in Employment Law (ABA/Bloomberg BNA 2019) (associate editor).

plaintiff’s claim against the defendant; and (b) a class action led by that plaintiff would satisfy the certification requirements of Rule 23. The affiliation or connection that is required for specific jurisdiction is necessarily provided by the relationship Rule 23 requires for an instate plaintiff to represent a class of that scope.

RUS SELL M. GOLD Associate Professor of Law

Criminal Procedure

Criminal Law

Civil Procedure

Books

The Oxford Handbook of Prosecutors and Prosecution (Oxford University Press 2021) (with Ronald F. Wright & Kay L. Levine) (edited volume).

SelectedBookChapters ProsecutorsandTheirLegislatures, LegislaturesandTheirProsecutors, in The Oxford Handbook of Prosecutors and Prosecution (Oxford University Press 2021).

Introduction:Understanding ProsecutorsinAllTheirContexts, in The Oxford Handbook of Prosecutors and Prosecution (Oxford University Press 2021) (with Ronald F. Wright & Kay L. Levine).

Selected Publications

Power Over Procedure, 57 Wake Forest L. Rev. 51 (2022).

Volunteer Prosecutors, 59 Am. Crim. L. Rev. 1483 (2022)

Selected Presentations

ScarcityandProsecutorAccountability, CrimFest (2022).

Procedure’s Racism, CrimFest (2021).

Procedure’s Racism, Civil Procedure Workshop (2021).

Procedure’s Racism, Wilson Center for Science and Justice Works in Progress Series (2021).

SUSAN PACE HAMILL

Professor of Law and Honors Professor

Business Organizations

Federal Income Tax Law and Policy

State and Local Tax Law and Policy

Limited Liability Companies

Taxation of Business Organizations

Alabama’s State and Local Tax Structure

Alabama’s 1901 Constitution

Alabama’s History and Culture Ethics

Selected Publications

TaxPolicy:ASieveSeparatingthe GenuinePro-lifersfromtheFakes, Canopy Forum, Emory University (2022).

MoralReflectionson21st CenturyTax PolicyTrends, 52 Cumberland L. Rev. 1-77 (2021).

Moral Reflectionson21stCenturyTax PolicyTrends, Canopy Forum, Emory University (2021).

ReligiouslyBasedEthicalArguments FavoringEstateTaxes, Canopy Forum, Emory University (2021).

SelectedMediaArticles,Interviews,& Quotes

TaxBurdenbyState, WalletHub (2022).

TaxDeductionsEveryHomeowner Should Know About, Point2 (2022).

AnAlabamaDoctorisRefusingto SeePatient’sUnvaccinatedAgainst COVID-19. Can He?, Huffpst (2021).

WalletHubTax Survey, WalletHub (2021).

ANITA

KAY HE AD

Assistant Dean for Students & Associate Professor of Legal Writing

Legal Writing

Academic Success

Introduction to the Study of Law

Andrews ABA National Moot Court Team Coach

Selected Presentations

BreakingitDown:TeachingStudents HowtoApproachLong-Term Assignments, ALWD Innovative Teaching Workshop (2022).

Selected Honors

Selected by Graduating Class for the Commencement Hooding Team (2021).

LUKE HERRINE

Assistant Professor of Law

Consumer Law

Consumer Finance Administrative Law

Student Loan Law

Financial Institutions

Financial Regulation Law & Political Economy

SelectedBookChapters

Competition Law as Collective Bargaining Law, in The Cambridge Handbook of Labor in Competition Law (2022) (with Nathan Tankus).

Selected Publications

WhatisConsumerProtectionFor?, 33 Loy. Consumer L. Rev. (forthcoming 2022).

TheFolkloreofUnfairness, 96 N.Y.U. L. Rev. 431 (2021).

Selected Presentations

Moral Economy after Consumer Sovereignty, Democracy Beyond Neoliberalism Conference (2021) (panelist).

Macrofoundations for Consumer Finance, Berkeley Consumer Law Conference (2021) (with Raúl Carrillo).

Theorizing Market Governance after Coordination Rights, Inframarginalism & Internet Conference (2021) (with Nathan Tankus).

SelectedMediaArticles,Interviews, &Quotes

MassStudentDebtCancellationLegally Risky,SaysTopObamaEducation Lawyer, The Wall Street Journal (2022).

BidenDragsHisFeetonStudent LoanPlanasAlliesUrgeBoldAction, Bloomberg (2022).

The Long Fight to Cancel Student Loans, The New Republic (2021).

What Biden Can’t Do on Student Debt—and What He Won’t Do, The New Yorker (2021).

TrumpAdministrationAttemptsto‘Box In’BidenonStudentLoanForgiveness, Yahoo! Finance (2021).

JULIE HILL

Alton C. and Cecile Cunningham Craig Professor of Law

Banking Law Payment Systems Secured Transactions

Selected Publications

Bank Access to Federal Reserve AccountsandPaymentSystems, Yale J. on Reg. (forthcoming 2023).

CannabisBanking:WhatMarijuana CanLearnfromHemp, 101 B.U. L. Rev. 1043 (2021).

COVID-19,Banks,andFinTechs, 74 Consumer Fin. L. Q. Rep. 346 (2021).

Selected Presentations

Payments Update: Financial Inclusion and Digital Payments, Teaching Consumer Law Conference (2022).

Bank Access to Federal Reserve Accounts and Payment Systems, BYU Deals Conference (2022).

The Business of Cannabis: Governance, Finance, Merchant Processing, Insurance, and Investors, CBD, Cannabis, Delta8 et al.: It’s Not What You Know That Can Hurt You, Texas (2022).

Forum on Capitalism & the Rule of Law, The Henry G. Manne Program in Law & Economics Studies (2021).

Research Roundtable on Capitalism and the Rule of Law, The Henry G. Manne Program in Law & Economics Studies (2021).

COVID-19 and FinTech, Boston University School of Law Financial Institutions Class (2021).

COVID and Digitalization in Banking, 2021 Annual Columbia University SIPA / BPI Bank Regulation Research Conference (2021).

Selected Media Articles, Interviews & Quotes

Toomey’sQuesttoEndFed‘Mission Creep’CouldHaveLegs, American Banker (2022).

JENNY CARROLL

BeyondBail, 73 Fla. L. Rev.143(2021).

Beyond Bail confronts pretrial detention in the wake of criminal legal reform movements to eradicate monetary bail. As such movements alter the landscape of pretrial detention, the emerging reality of a post-money-bail world has been largely ignored by legal scholars. With bail an unavailable or disfavored option, courts have come to rely increasingly on non-monetary conditions of release. These non-monetary conditions can be problematic for many of the same reasons that bail is problematic and can inject additional bias into pretrial systems.

In theory, non-monetary conditions offer increased opportunities for release over bail and can be narrowly tailored to accomplish specific goals. Yet the proposition that such non-monetary conditions accomplish their purported goals is untested and unsettled. Pretrial release conditions are often imposed at the conclusion of a brief pretrial hearing and in near rote fashion, with little or no evidence that the condition is necessary to avoid the risk or risks that fuel them. Defendants—many of whom are unrepresented—may be ill-equipped financially or otherwise to comply with such conditions. Noncompliance may place defendants at risk of either additional criminal charges or future pretrial detention.

BanksChangeTheirTackinNavigating the Culture War, American Banker (2022).

WithRoutingNumber,CryptoExchange Kraken’sBankClosinginonGlobal PaymentRails, PYMTS.com (2022).

KrakenHitsKeyMilestoneinQuestto GainFedAccount,EqualTreatment With Traditional Banks, CoinDesk (2022).

HowFinancialRegulatoryToolsAre UsedAgainstLaw-AbidingAmericans — and How to Fix It, The Hill (2022).

CaitlinLong’sWyomingCryptoBank TakesaStepTowardFedMembership, CoinDesk (2022).

AreFinancialRegulatorsUniversal Regulators?Let’sHopeNot, The Hill (2022).

4ThingstoKnowAboutBiden’sLatest Fed Picks, Law360 (2022).

FederalReserveDelaysApprovalof MasterAccountforWyomingSpecial PurposeDepositoryInstitutions, Wyoming Business Report (2022).

WorriedAboutDirtyMoney,U.S. ExaminestheSecrecyofArtSales, The New York Times (2021).

Even as pretrial detention reform movements have sought to reduce the disparate impact of bail on marginalized people by removing the financial burden associated with pretrial release, they have, in reality, shifted the burden of release from paying money bail to paying fees for a laundry list of pretrial release conditions. Beyond Bail concludes that if pretrial detention reform is to achieve meaningful results, it must address not just the most apparent barrier to release—the fee charged in the form of bail—but all barriers that promote pretrial incarceration and impose unjustified burdens on defendants awaiting trial.

BanksCanbeanObstacleforSitesLike OnlyFans, NPR (2021).

N.Y.toGiveBanksAnti-Redlining CreditforClimateInvestments, Bloomberg Law (2021).

BankExamsWillRegainHumanTouch When Pandemic Recedes, Bloomberg Law (2021).

FDICReviewofVirtualExamsSparks DebateonBankSupervision’sFuture, American Banker (2021).

Citi’s Loss Over $500M ‘Blunder’ Won’t beEasytoShake, Law360 (2021).

PAUL HORWITZ

Gordon Rosen Professor of Law

Law and Public Policy Constitutional Law First Amendment Law Law and Religion

Books

First Amendment Institutions (Harvard University Press 2013).

SelectedBookChapters

Fame,Infamy,andCanonicity, in American Constitutional Law in Law’s Infamy: Understanding the Canon of Bad Law (NYU Press, forthcoming 2021) (with Austin Sarat, Lawrence Douglas and Martha M. Umphrey, eds.).

Selected Presentations

The End of Animus: The Lifespan of Impermissible Purposes, Ala. L. Rev. Symposium (2022) (moderator).

Liberty Fund Colloquium on Freedom of Assembly and Religious Liberty (2021).

Black Warrior River, Tuscaloosa Alabama

DANIEL H. JOYNER

Elton B. Stephens Professor of Law & Director of International Programs

Public International Law Nuclear Law

International Trade Law

Investment Law Law of Armed Conflict

Books

The Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons in its Context within International Nuclear Arms Control, (Oxford University Press, forthcoming 2023).

Iran’s Nuclear Program and International Law: From Confrontation to Accord (Oxford University Press 2016).

SelectedBookChapters StrategicTradeControls, in Research Handbook on Arms Control Law (Thilo Marauhn and Eric Myjer, eds., Edward Elgar forthcoming 2023).

AMY KIMPEL

Associate Professor of Clinical Legal Instruction & Director of the Criminal Defense Clinic

Clinical Legal Education Criminal Procedure

Immigration Law Federal Sentencing   Trial Advocacy

Selected Publications

PayingforaCleanRecord, 112 J. Crim. L. & Criminology 439 (2022).

PretrialReleaseforNon-U.S.Citizen Clients:OneFrontoftheWarforRacial Justice, The Champion (2021) (with James M. Chavez).

ViolentVideos:CriminalDefenseina DigitalAge, 37 Ga. St. U. L. Rev. 301 (2021) (Selected as a “Must Read” article by the national Association of Criminal Defense Attorneys’ Getting Scholarship into Courts Project).

Selected Presentations

AlienatingCriminalProcedure, Southeastern Association of Law Schools Conference (2022).

LeveragingtheHistoryofRacismin WrittenandOralAdvocacy, AALS Clinical Conference (2022) (with Maneka Sinha, Daniel Harawa, and Vincent Southerland).

AlienatingCriminalProcedure, Junior Scholars Conference, University of Michigan Law School (2022).

ConstitutionallyAdequateCounseling afterPadilla, Prof. Shalini Ray’s Immigration Law Class, University of Alabama School of Law (2022) (guest lecturer).

MedicalCompassionateRelease: What’sWorkingandWhat’sNot, SecondChancesSymposium, University of Chicago School of Law (2022)(panelist).

AlienatingCriminalProcedure, Criminal Justice Reform Workshop Series, Deason Center, SMU Dedman School of Law (2022).

Borderless:DiscussingImmigration, Women and Gender Resource Center, University of Alabama (2021) (panelist).

AlienatingCriminalProcedure, NYU Clinical Law Review Writer’s Workshop (2021).

AlienatingCriminalProcedure, CrimFest (2021).

AlienatingCriminalProcedure, DecarcerationLaw Profs Works-inProgress series (2021).

CriminalJusticeReformPanel:A ConversationwithOrganizationonthe Ground, Alabama House Democratic Caucus Pro-Growth Policy Conference, (2021) (panelist).

CollateralConsequencesofCriminal Cases, Madison County Criminal Bar Association (2021).

CriminalLegalSystemand TransgenderRights, OutLaw & CriminalLawSociety, University of Alabama School of Law (2021) (with Gabriel Arkles).

The Cost of Advocacy: Roadblocks to Representation at the Border What DoYouDoWhentheMan’sSpyingon You:TheIntersectionofGovernment SurveillanceandLegalAdvocacy, Journal of the Legal Profession, University of Alabama School of Law (2021) (moderator)

TheUndocumentedLawyer, University of Alabama School of Law –Office of Diversity and Inclusion, (2021) (moderator).

SelectedMediaArticles,Interviews,& Quotes

JudgesJoinPushforNewTrialin Alabama Death Row Case, The Washington Post (2021).

‘I Need that Money’: Alabama Siphoning Inmates’ Stimulus Funds to Pay Fines, Fees, Restitution, Al.Com (2021).

.

John S. Stone Chairholder of Law & Director of Faculty Research

Administrative Law

Constitutional Law First Amendment Law

Telecommunications Law

Comparative Constitutional Law

Books

First Amendment: Cases and Theory (Aspen Publishers, 4th ed. 2022) (with Lyrissa Lidsky, Caroline Mala Corbin, and Timothy Zick).

Administrative Law (Aspen/Wolters Kluwer, 5th ed. 2021) (with John M. Rogers, Michael Healy & Kent Barnett).

The Disappearing First Amendment (Cambridge University Press 2019).

Privacy Revisited: A Global Perspective on The Right to Be Left Alone (Oxford University Press 2018 and 2016).

Administrative Law (Aspen Publishers, 4th ed. 2017) (with John M. Rogers and Michael Healy).

First Amendment: Cases and Theory (Aspen Publishers, 3rd ed. 2017) (with Caroline Mala Corbin, Lyrissa Barnett Lidsky & Christina E. Wells).

RONALD KROTOSZYNSKI, JR

DANIEL H. JOYNER

The Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons in its Context within International Nuclear Arms Control, (Oxford University Press, forthcoming 2023).

During the Cold War, the United States and the Soviet Union created a web of bilateral treaties that were designed to stop the dangerous nuclear arms race, and facilitate a reciprocally coordinated implementation of agreed limits on the number of strategic nuclear weapons and delivery systems deployed by the two countries. However, over the past two decades these treaties have gradually disappeared through termination and withdrawal, until now there is only one bilateral nuclear arms control treaty left between the United States and Russia. The New START treaty is itself scheduled to terminate in February 2026. If that happens, there will be no nuclear arms control treaty in effect between the U.S. and Russia for the first time since 1972.

In his book The Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons in its Context within International Nuclear Arms Control, Professor Dan Joyner examines this history and uses it to contextualize the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW), a disarmament treaty that was adopted by the United Nations in 2017. Professor Joyner argues that while well meaning, the TPNW will likely play only a minor diplomatic role in the future of nuclear weapons

SelectedBookChapters

GivingtheInvisibleHandaRelatively FreeHand:DataPrivacyintheU.S. andtheUnfortunate,butLawful, CommodificationofthePerson, in Global Digitality and Privacy (Edward Elgar 2022).

Whalen v. Roe and the Constitutional RighttoInformationalPrivacyinthe UnitedStates, in Landmark Cases in Privacy Law (Hart Publishing 2022).

JudgeFrankM.Johnson,Jr.andHis ExtendedLawClerkFamily:Reminisces onWorkingforaLivingProfilein Courage, in Of Courtiers and Princes: Stories of Lower Court Judges and Their Clerks. 179-214 (University of Virginia Press 2021).

Privacy,Remedies&Comity:The EmergingProblemofGlobalInjunctions andSomePreliminaryThoughtsonHow BesttoAddressIt, in Comparative Privacy and Defamation 307-328 (Edward Elgar 2020).

BigDataandtheElectoralProcess in the United States: Constitutional ConstraintandLimitedDataPrivacy Regulations, in Big Data, Political Campaigning and the Law: Democracy and Privacy in the Age of Microtargeting 186-213 (Routledge 2020).

regulation in international law, and that what is needed is an urgent renaissance of attention to creating a new generation of carefully negotiated nuclear arms control treaties among the United States, Russia, and China. This new treaty regime will need to be adapted to the current tripolar nuclear reality, as well as to the full range of nuclear weapons in arsenals, and to related emerging conventional technologies including hypersonic delivery vehicles and artificial intelligence.

Selected Publications

OntheImportanceofBeingEarnest: ContrastingtheDangersofMakeweights withtheVirtuesofJudicialCandorin ConstitutionalAdjudication, 74 Ala. L. Rev. (forthcoming 2022).

Common Law Constitutionalism and the ProteanFirstAmendment, 25 U. Pa. J. Const. L. (forthcoming 2022).

SquaringaCircle:AdviceandConsent, FaithfulExecution,andtheVacancies Act, 55 Ga. L. Rev. 731-814 (2021) (with Atticus DeProspo).

Selected Presentations

Free Speech as Civic Structure: A Comparative Analysis of How Courts and Culture Shape the Freedom of Speech, Faculty Workshop, University of Edinburgh School of Law (2022).

Common Law Constitutionalism and the Freedom of Speech: The Limited Relevance of the HRA 98 to the Scope and Vibrancy of Free Speech Rights in the U.K., Leeds University Faculty of Law (2022).

Free Speech as Civic Structure: The Limited Relevance of the HRA 98 to the Scope and Vibrancy of Free Speech Rights in the U.K., Reading University Faculty of Law (2022).

Common Law Constitutionalism and the Freedom of Speech: The Limited Relevance of the HRA 98 to the Scope and Vibrancy of Free Speech Rights in the U.K., Corpus Christi College, Oxford University, Faculty of Law (2022).

Common Law Constitutionalism and the Protean First Amendment, University of Dayton Faculty Workshop Series (2022).

The First Amendment, Academic Freedom, and the Teaching of CRT in the American Public University, Free Speech Hypocrisy and Critical Race Theory, Dayton University School of Law (2022).

The Limited Scope of First Amendment Protection for Transborder Newsgathering Activities, Media Freedom and Human Rights (2022).

On the Importance of Being Earnest: Contrasting the Dangers of Makeweights with the Virtues of Judicial Candor in Constitutional Adjudication, Faculty Workshop, Syracuse University College of Law (2021).

The Dark Art of Article Placement, Syracuse University College of Law, (2021).

Common Law Constitutionalism and the Protean First Amendment, Cornell University Law School Faculty Workshop Series (2021).

The Protean First Amendment, Gershenson Faculty Workshop Series, Wayne State University School of Law (2021).

Constitutional Makeweights and The Future of the Chevron Doctrine, Duke Law Journal Annual Administrative Law Symposium, Duke University School of Law (2021).

The Cost of Advocacy: Roadblocks to Representation at the Border, What Do You Do When the Man’s Spying on You: The Intersection of Government Surveillance and Legal Advocacy, J. Legal Prof. Symposium University of Alabama School of Law (2021) (moderator).

Implications for Public Health and Safety; Global Privacy Issues in the Pandemic Era Panel, The U.S. Right of Informational Privacy and the COVID Pandemic, University of Florida Technology, Media, Privacy & Law Conference (2021).

Selected Media Articles, Interviews & Quotes

LawsAgainstTeachingCritical RaceTheoryinCollegeAre Unconstitutional, The Washington Post (2021).

TheWaronTransKidsisTotally Unconstitutional, The Atlantic (2021).

HowtheSenateCouldSpeedUpthe ImpeachmentTrial, Politico (2021).

Selected Honors

ABA Administrative Law

Section Chair’s 2021 Award for Outstanding Volunteer Service, ABA Administrative Law Section (2021).

YURI R. LINETSKY

Associate Professor of Clinical Legal Instruction, Director of Clinical Programs & Diretor of Civil Law Clinic

Clinical Legal Education Trial Practice and Procedure Civil Procedure

Criminal Procedure Police Training and Policing

Selected Presentations

Dentention,Arrest,andUseofForce Law, Search & Seizure Law, Criminal/ CivilLiability&CivilRights,and EffectiveReportWriting, Alabama Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission Academy, Tuscaloosa, AL (2022).

Law Enforcement Legal Update, Northport, AL Police Department (2021).

Detention, Arrest, and Use of Force Law; Search & Seizure Law; Criminal/ Civil Liability & Civil Rights; Effective Report Writing, Alabama Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission Academy (2021).

ALBERT LOPEZ Professor of Law

Wills

Race and Property Decedents’ Estates Legal History Property

BENJAMIN

MCMICHAEL

Associate Professor of Law

Torts

Law and Economics Health Law

Selected Publications

StealingOrgans?, 97 Ind. L.J. (2022).

Bringing Predictability to the Chaos of Punitive Damages, 54 Ariz. St. L.J. (2022) (with Kip Viscusi).

The Access-to-Care Pandemic, 56 Wake Forest L. Rev. (2021).

Socially Distant Healthcare, 96 Tul. L. Rev. (2021) (with Allyson E. Gold & Alicia Gilbert).

Insuring Apologies, 48 Fla. St. U. L. Rev. (2021).

Antidepressants Are the Most Commonly Discontinued Psychotherapeutic Medications in Pregnancy, Women’s Health Issues (2021) (with Hayley Germack, Joan Combellick, Mandy Cooper & Krista Koller).

Nurse Practitioner Scope-of-Practice Laws and Opioid Prescribing, 99 The Milbank Quarterly 721-745 (2021).

Selected Presentations

Inequitable Organ Allocation, Southern Economic Association Annual Meeting (2021).

Stealing Organs?, Southern Economic Association Annual Meeting (2021).

Stealing Organs?, American Law and Economics Association Annual Conference (2021).

Stealing Organs?, Comprehensive Transplant Institute Grand Rounds (2021).

Stealing Organs?, Frontiers in Law and Economics (2021).

The Access-to-Care Epidemic, BU Law and Economics Seminar (2021).

Selected Media Articles, Interviews & Quotes

Apology Laws for Malpractice: Deader Than a Dodo?, Medscape (2021).

Nurses can help reduce opioid deaths — if policymakers let them, The Hill (2021).

New transplant rules send livers from rural Alabama to large cities, experts say, AL.com (2021).

What Alabama’s COVID vaccine passport ban means for cruise industry, Al.com (2021).

Selected Honors

Selected by Graduating Class for the Commencement Hooding Team (2022 & 2021).

ANIL MUJUMDAR

Assistant Professor of Law in Residence & Director of Diversity and Inclusion

Human Trafficking Prison Conditions

Civil Rights Litigation

White Collar Practice and and and and

Books

Alabama Criminal Procedure & Law with Forms (LexisNexis, forthcoming 2023).

LexisNexis Practice Guide: Alabama Civil Procedure (2022 ed. LexisNexis 2021) (with Othni J. Lathram).

Alabama Rules of Criminal Procedure (LexisNexis, 5th ed. 2011) (formerly authored by the late Justice Hugh Maddox).

Selected Presentations

CrisisResponse:MentalHealth& Policing, Law & Psych. Rev , University of Alabama School of Law (2022) (moderator).

TheEndofAnimusinEqualProtection Law, Alabama L. Rev., University of Alabama School of Law (2022) (moderator).

StrategicLitigationAgainstHotels toCombatSexTrafficking, Human Trafficking Legal Center (2021).

DANIEL POWELL

Associate Dean for Online Graduate Programs & Director of CLE

Distance Education Director of LL.M. in Taxation (with optional concentration in Business Transactions)

Director of Juris Masters in Taxation

SHALINI BHARGAVA RAY

Associate Professor of Law

Administrative Law

Immigration Law Legal Profession Legislation & Regulation

Statutory Interpretation

Selected Publications

HarboringandtheFreedomof Association, 101 N.C. L. Rev. (forthcoming 2023).

TheContested“BrightLine”of TerritorialPresence, 56 Ga. L. Rev. (forthcoming 2022) (symposium).

ImmigrationLaw’sArbitrariness Problem, 121 Colum. L. Rev. (2021).

AbdicationThroughEnforcement, 96 Ind. L. J. 1325 (2021).

TheEmergingLessonsofTrumpv. Hawaii, 29 WM. & Mary Bill Rts. J. 775 (2021) (symposium).

Selected Essays

D.C. Circuit Rules That Public Health Law Empowers Government to Expel Asylum-Seekers—But Not to Countries Where They Face Persecution or Torture, Lawfare (2022).

Justices Grapple with the Legacy of a 2001 Immigration Detention Case, SCOTUSblog (2022) (argument analysis).

Justices will Revisit Whether Certain Noncitizens in Lengthy Detention are Entitled to Bond Hearings, SCOTUSblog (2022) (argument

Shadow Sanctions for Immigration Law Violations, Lawfare (2022).

Selected Presentations

Administrative Law New Scholarship Roundtable, Univ. of Minnesota School of Law (2022).

Agency Adjudication, ABA Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice Section annual spring conference (2022) (panelist).

Understanding Agency Self-Regulation, ABA Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice Section webinar (2022) (organizer & moderator).

The Contested ‘Bright Line’ of Territorial Presence, Georgia L. Rev. Symposium: Immigrants and the First Amendment (2022).

Immigration Law’s Arbitrariness Problem, Administrative Law New Scholarship Roundtable, Yale Law School (2021).

Immigration Law’s Arbitrariness Problem, Center on Law and Economy, Tulane Law School (2021).

Immigration Law’s Arbitrariness Problem, AALS New Voices in Administrative Law and Legislation (2021).

Rescuing Law, AALS, Criminal Justice Section (2021) (panelist).

MEREDITH RENDER Professor

of Law

Property Law Civil Rights Law Legislation and Regulation Gender and the Law Sexuality and the Law

SelectedBookChapters

Blakev.Stradford, in Feminist Judgments: Rewritten Property Opinions (Cambridge University Press, Eloisa Rodriguez-Dod and Elena Maria Marty-Nelson ed., 2021)

Selected Publications

FiduciaryInjuryandtheCitizen EnforcementoftheEmolumentsClause, 95 Notre Dame L. Rev. 3 (2020).

KENNETH ROSEN Professor of Law

Business Organizations

Corporate Governance Federal Securities Law

Financial Derivatives

International Business Transactions Market Regulation Law

Selected Publications

UniformRestrictiveEmployment AgreementAct, Uniform Law Commission (2021) (drafting committee member).

Doing Business 2020, World Bank Group (2020) (contributor).

Selected Presentations

LoveforLaborLost, Hillsdale College FS (2022).

DraftingCommitteeonCovenantsNot toCompete, Annual Meeting of the Uniform Law Commission (2021).

ParticipationasUniformLaw Commissioner, Annual Meeting of the Uniform Law Commission (2021)

COVIDRegulation, Duke University School of Law (2021).

Selected Honors

Appointed to Uniform Law Commission Study Committee on the United Nations Convention on the Adoption of International Settlement Agreements Resulting from Mediation.

Appointed to Uniform Law Commission Drafting Committee on Covenants Not to Compete, Uniform Law Commission (2021).

CLARE RYAN

Assistant Professor of Law

Family Law

International Human Rights Law

Books

A Cosmopolitan Legal Order: Kant, Constitutional Justice, and the European Convention on Human Rights (Oxford University Press 2018) (with Alec Stone Sweet).

Selected Publications

Lee v. United Kingdom: A Trend Towards Heightened Pleading Standards?, Strasbourg Observers (2022).

LGBT Rights as Mega-Politics: Litigating before the European Court of Human Rights, 84 Law & Contemporary Problems 59 (2022) (with Larry Helfer).

Children as Bargaining Chips, 68 UCLA L. Rev. 410 (2021).

Selected Presentations

AreChildren’sRightsEnough?, Drexel Law School Faculty Workshop (2022).

Social Media Child Labor, Family Law Scholars and Teachers Conference (2021).

LGBTRightsasMega-Politics:Litigating beforetheECtHR, European Society of International Law/iCourts Workshop (2021).

DAIQUIRI STEELE

Assistant Professor of Law

Civil Rights

Education Law

Employment Discrimination

Employment Law Labor Law

Legislation & Regulation

Retaliation & Whistleblower Law

Torts

Selected Publications

Rationing Retaliation Claims/A Misplaced Fear of the Floodgates, 13 UC Irvine L. Rev. (forthcoming 2023).

Enduring Exclusion, 120 Mich. L. Rev. (forthcoming 2022).

The Disparate Impact of Digital Surveillance, 101 B. U. L. Rev. (forthcoming 2022) (with Kristin N. Johnson).

Preserving Pandemic Protections, 42 Berkeley J. Emp. & Lab. L. (2021).

Selected Presentations

Retaliation Deterrence Incentives, Administrative Law Roundtable, The University of Minnesota Law School (2022).

Rationing Retaliation Claims, Culp Colloquium, The University of Chicago Law School (2022).

Retaliation Deterrence Incentives, 15th Annual Lutie A. Lytle Black Women Law Faculty Writing Workshop, Boston University School of Law (2022).

Retaliation Deterrence Incentives, Global Meeting on Law & Society, Precarity of Work Part I: Anti-Racist Strategies for Social Change (2022).

Understanding Agency Self-Regulation, American Bar Association (2022).

Enduring Exclusion, Michigan L. Rev. New Visions of Civil Rights Lawyering Colloquium (2022).

Reconsidering the Ruth Bader Ginsburg & Herma Hill Kay Sex-Based Discrimination Casebook, NYU School of Law Birnbaum Women’s Leadership Network (2022).

Rationing Retaliation Claims, Seminar in Law, Economics, and Society, University of Alabama School of Law (2022) (guest lecturer).

Retaliation Deterrence Incentives, New Voices in Administrative Law, AALS Section on Administrative Law (2022).

Rationing Retaliation Claims, Lutie Lytle - John Mercer Langston Winter Writing Workshop, Washington and Lee University School of Law (2021).

Rationing Retaliation Claims, Equality Law Scholars’ Forum, Boston University Law School (2021).

In Defense of Opening the Floodgate, Colloquium on Scholarship in Employment and Labor Law, Vanderbilt Law School (2021).

The Disparate Impact of Digital Surveillance, The Future of Digital Fairness Conference, The Pennsylvania State University Institute for Computational and Data Sciences (2021).

In Defense of Opening the Floodgates, Central States Law Schools Association Annual Scholarship Conference (2021).

Selected Honors

National Bar Association 40 Under 40 Award (2022).

ADAM STEINMAN

University Research Professor of Law

Civil Procedure Complex Litigation

International Human Rights Law

Books

Civil Procedure: Cases and Materials (13th ed. 2022) (with Jack H. Friedenthal, Arthur R. Miller, John E. Sexton, Helen Hershkoff & Troy A. McKenzie).

Civil Procedure (West, 6th ed. 2021) (with Jack H. Friedenthal, Mary Kay Kane & Arthur R. Miller).

Federal Practice and Procedure, Volumes 4, 4A & 4B (West, 4th edition 2015 & supplements 2017-2022) (with Charles Alan Wright & Arthur R. Miller).

Federal Courts: Cases, Comments and Questions (9th ed. 2021) (with Martin H. Redish, Suzanna Sherry, James E. Pfander & Steven S. Gensler)

Selected Publications Beyond Bristol-Myers: Personal Jurisdiction over Class Actions, 97 N.Y.U. L. Rev. (forthcoming 2022).

Appellate Courts and Civil Juries, 2021 Wis. L. Rev. 1 (2021).

Standing for Something More: Respect and Article III, Jotwell (2021).

Selected Presentations

Commentator, Seventh Annual Civil Procedure Workshop, Cardozo Law School - Yeshiva University (2022).

Beyond Bristol-Myers: Personal Jurisdiction over Class Actions, Civil Procedure Workshop - Works-inProgress Series (2021).

Beyond Bristol-Myers: Personal Jurisdiction over Class Actions, Southeastern Association of Law Schools Annual Conference (2021).

Ten Years of the Supreme Court’s Personal Jurisdiction Revival, Ala. L. Rev. (2021) (moderator).

Why Should I Care About Personal Jurisdiction?, Why Should I Care? A Civil Procedure Podcast (2021).

GARY SULLIVAN

Associate Professor of Law in Residence

Bankruptcy Law Trial Advocacy Creditor Rights Commercial Litigation

Selected Presentations MezzanineLoanEnforcementinthe EraofCOVID, ABA Subcommittee on Creditor Rights (2021).

JOYCE WHITE VANCE

Distinguished Professor of the Practice of Law

Criminal Procedure Criminal Justice Reform Civil Rights Election Law Criminal Law Democratic Institutions

Selected Publications TreatEveryDefendantEquallyand Fairly:PoliticalInterferenceandthe ChallengesFacingtheU.S.Attorneys’ OfficesastheJusticeDepartmentTurns 150YearsOld, Yale L.J. (2021).

WhyWeShouldn’tBeSoQuicktoReject the Notion That Federal Prosecutors Can PlayaRoleinCriminalJusticeReform, New Eng. L. Rev. (2021).

QuestionstheJanuary6SelectCommittee

ShouldAsk, Just Security (2021) (with Ryan Goodman, & Barb McQuade).

SelectedEssays AhmaudArbery’sLegacy, Café (2022).

TheEvilGeniusoftheTexasAntiAbortion Law, Café (2021).

ProtectingtheRighttoVote, Café (2021).

ReadingtheTeaLeavesofthefirst January6Sentencing, Café (2021).

TurningCovidGuiltintoCompassion, Café (2021).

Will Chauvin Get the Sentence He Deserves, Café (2021).

OnPrisonReform, Café (2021).

Selected Presentations

Freedom, Equality, and the Common Good, AALS (2022).

Restorative Justice, Ohio State Moritz Law School (2021).

Reclaiming Civility in Law, Politics & Life: The Importance of PerspectiveTaking in the Legal Profession, Alabama State Bar Forum (2021).

Women, Power, and Disrupting the Status Quo, ABA World Forum for Women in the Law (2021).

The Presidential Pardon Power, The Common Good Zoom Event (2021).

The Impact of Systemic Racial Inequality, Immigration Policies, and Racially Motivated Violence on Children: Intersection of Law, Civil Rights, Public Policy, and Public Health, American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry Annual Meeting (2021).

The Role of Restorative Justice in Criminal Accountability and the RISE Program in in Boston, North Alabama Fed’l Probation Officers & Defenders Training (2021).

Media Involvement

NBC News & MSNBC Legal Analyst

Co-host of weekly podcast #SistersInLaw (with Kim Atkins, Barb McQuade & Jill Wine-Banks).

Co-host Cafe Insider Podcast (with Preet Bharara).

SelectedMediaArticles,Interviews,& Quotes

MerrickGarlandMustFollowThrough With His Commitment to Hold All January6PerpetratorsAccountable, Time Magazine (2022).

Anti-transLawsMakeEveryoneLess Safe, The Washington Post (2022).

AttorneyGeneralGarlandPlansSpeech onJan.6InvestigationforWednesday, The Washington Post (2022).

Federal Prosecutors Saw a Plea Deal forArbery’sKillersasRacialJustice. HisFamilyThoughtOtherwise, The Washington Post (2022).

DisgracedAndrewCuomoDodges ChargesforhisConductAgainstWomen. It’stheRightCall, USA Today (2022).

Parents Need to Be Held Accountable in SchoolShootings, The New York Times (2022).

New Details Underscore House G.O.P. RoleinJan.6Planning, The New York Times (2022).

TheDOJHasItsWorkCutOutAfter Charging11CapitolRiotDefendants withSeditiousConspiracy,‘TheClosest Crime We Have to Treason’, Business Insider (2022).

SupremeCourtConsidersVaccine Mandates, MSNBC (2022).

TrumpDidn’tSignthisNewlyUnearthed 2020 Election EO. We Need to Know Why, MSNBC (2022).

Biden’sSupremeCourtPickKetanji BrownJacksonisGoodfortheCourt— AndCountry, MSNBC (2022).

AmericaCan’tAffordtoForget Zelenskyy’sRoleinTrump’sFirst Impeachment, MSNBC (2022).

CriticsBlast‘AbsolutelyShocking’ SupremeCourtDecisionOnWisconsin VotingMaps, MSNBC (2022).

MarjorieTaylorGreene’sTestimonywas aDisgrace.ButThere’saSilverLining, MSNBC (2022).

CAFE Insider 4/26: An Interview with AssociateAGVanitaGupta, Café.com (2022).

Opinion:Here’saRoadmapfortheJustice DepartmenttoFollowinInvestigating Trump, The Washington Post (2021).

Rep.MoBrooks,DenyingPlanningRole inJan.6Rally,SaysHe’dBe‘Proud’if HisStaffHelpedOut, The Washington Post (2021)

Yes, the U.S. Government Should Settle withFamiliesSeparatedbyTrump-Era Policies, The Washington Post (2021).

CivilSuitsMayPryOuttheInformation WeNeedtoHoldTrumpAccountable, The Washington Post (2021).

VotersWantProgressiveProsecutors. BidenMustFollowThroughonPromise toGuideReform, USA Today (2021).

SupremeCourtCouldRuleonthe Controversial Texas Abortion Law as Soon as Tomorrow, The Today Show (2021).

A Court Has Blocked the Texas AbortionBanbutClinicsAreProceeding with Caution, Quartz (2021).

TrumpMatter-of-FactlyTellsHis LackeystoObstructJustice, Vanity Fair (2021).

SteveBannon’sSubpoenaCaseisTaking LongerThanWeWantitto.That’sa GoodThing, MSNBC (2021).

FREDRICK VARS

Ira Drayton Pruitt, Sr. Professor of Law

Mental Health Law Firearm Law

Disability Law

Property Trusts and Estates Law and Economics

Books

Weapon of Choice: Fighting Gun Violence While Respecting Gun Rights (Harvard University Press 2020) (with Ian Ayres).

Selected Publications

The Slayer Rule: An Empirical Examination, ACTEC L. J. (forthcoming 2023).

“Show Me Your Gun”: A Way Forward on Waiting Periods, N.Y.U. Ann. Survey Am. L. (forthcoming 2022).

The Most Dangerous Moment of My Life: Reducing Police Killings During Mental Health Crises, Harv. L. Rev. Blog (2022).

Slipping Through the Cracks?: The Impact of Reporting Mental Health Records to the National Firearm Background Check System, 195 J. Econ. Behav. Org. 52-74 (2022).

Fertility Fraud: The Child’s Claims, 63 B.C. L. Rev. E. Supp. 29-36 (2022).

Time To Live: Safer Gun Safes and Smarter Smart Guns, Duke Center for Firearms Law (2022).

The Ultimate Gift Horse: Modernizing the U.P.C. on Advancements to Avoid Unintended Redistributions, 47 ACTEC L.J. 31 (2021).

Three Interventions to Address the Other Pandemic—Firearm Injury and Death, Jama (2021).

The Walmart Effect: Testing Private Interventions to Reduce Gun Suicide, J. L. Med. Ethics (2021) (with Ian Ayres & Zachary Shelley).

Selected Presentations

PrivatizingGunRegulation, Duke Center for Firearms Law (2022).

CrisisResponse:MentalHealth& Policing, Law & Psychol. Rev. Symposium, University of Alabama School of Law (2022) (moderator).

TheWyattCaseat50, Law & Psychol. Rev. Symposium, University of Alabama School of Law (2021) (moderator).

SelectedMediaArticles,Interviews,& Quotes

A New No-Carry Default for the U.S.: A Gun Law That Could Really Change Things, N.Y. Daily News (2022).

New York’s Red-flag Law Failed in Buffalo. Here’s How to Fix It., The Washington Post (2022).

How Can States Limit Guns? By Protecting the Right to Peaceably Assemble, Los Angeles Times (2022).

Banning Yourself From Buying Guns: A Suicide Prevention Method Took Hold in 3 States. Can It Happen in Wisconsin?, CBS (Madison, WI) (2022).

Alabama Legislature’s Attacks on Liberty and Police Will Cost Lives, AL.com (2022).