2021 Law Faculty Scholarship Report

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2021 Law Faculty Scholarship Report

ALABAMA LAW’S 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 offer true sources of strength in a well-functioning scholarly community.

These have been hallmarks of the faculty at the University of Alabama School of Law for nearly 150 years.

Faculty scholarship today at Alabama Law is as vibrant and influential as it has ever been. Our professors 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. My colleagues 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).

Recently, Tara Leigh Grove was appointed to be a member of the Presidential Commission on the Supreme Court of the United States. As the Charles E. Tweedy Chairholder in Law at Alabama, she is also directing and strengthening our already impressive presence in constitutional studies. She is a renowned scholar who has made significant contributions to our understanding of the federal judiciary and of constitutional doctrines pertaining to the separation of powers.

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 indicates that Alabama Law is ranked in the Top 10 nationally for the percentage of student 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.

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

All good wishes,

Mark E. Brandon, Dean The University of Alabama School of Law

Faculty Scholarship Report 2

ALABAMA LAW’S 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 offer true sources of strength in a well-functioning scholarly community.

These have been hallmarks of the faculty at the University of Alabama School of Law for nearly 150 years.

Faculty scholarship today at Alabama Law is as vibrant and influential as it has ever been. Our professors 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. My colleagues 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).

Recently, Tara Leigh Grove was appointed to be a member of the Presidential Commission on the Supreme Court of the United States. As the Charles E. Tweedy Chairholder in Law at Alabama, she is also directing and strengthening our already impressive presence in constitutional studies. She is a renowned scholar who has made significant contributions to our understanding of the federal judiciary and of constitutional doctrines pertaining to the separation of powers.

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 indicates that Alabama Law is ranked in the Top 10 nationally for the percentage of student 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.

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

All good wishes,

Mark E. Brandon, Dean The University of Alabama School of Law

Faculty Scholarship Report 2

MONOGRAPHS, EDITED VOLUMES & CASEBOOKS

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

MONOGRAPHS & EDITED VOLUMES Deepa Das Acevedo The Battle for Sabarimala (Oxford University Press, forthcoming

Fredrick Vars

2022).

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

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

CASEBOOKS

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

Richard Delgado Rule And Resistance (Bristol University Press 2020) (with Jean Stefancic) (edited volume).

Must We Defend Nazis? Why The First Amendment Should Not Protect Hate Speech and White Supremacy (NYU Press 2018) (with Jean Stefancic).

Critical Race Theory: An Introduction (NYU Press, 3rd ed.

2017) (with Jean Stefancic).

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, accepted).

Kara Deal Gamble Age Discrimination in Employment Law (ABA/Bloomberg BNA

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 (Wolters Kluwer, 2021) (with William Landes).

Richard Delgado Latinos and the Law: Cases and Materials (West, 2nd ed.

forthcoming 2021) (with Leticia M. Saucedo, Marc-Tizoc González, Jean Stefancic & Juan F. Perea).

Jurisprudence—Classical and Contemporary: From Natural Law to Postmodernism (West, 3rd ed. 2018) (with Robert Hayman, Nancy Levit, Stanley Fish, Alice Eakin & Jean Stefancic).

Race And Races: Cases and Resources for A Diverse America (West, 3rd ed. 2015) (with Juan F. Perea, Angela P. Harris, Jean Stefancic & Stephanie M. Wildman).

Bryan Fair Constitutional Law: Cases, Materials, and Problems

2019) (associate editor).

(Wolters Kluwer, 4th ed. 2018) (with Russell L. Weaver, Steven I. Freidland, Catherine Hancock, John C. Knechtle & Richard A. Rosen).

Russell M. Gold The Oxford Handbook of Prosecutors and Prosecution

Ronald Krotoszynski, Jr. Administrative Law (Aspen/Wolters Kluwer, 5th ed. 2021) (with

(Oxford University Press 2021)(with Ronald F. Wright & Kay L. Levine).

Paul Horwitz First Amendment Institutions (Harvard University Press 2013).

Daniel Joyner The Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons in Its Context Within International Nuclear Arms Control (Oxford University Press forthcoming 2022).

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).

Jean Stefancic Latinos and the Law: Cases and Materials (West, 2nd ed.,

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

forthcoming 2021) (with Richard Delgado, Leticia M. Saucedo, Marc-Tizoc González & Juan F. Perea).

Ronald Krotoszynski, Jr. The Disappearing First Amendment (Cambridge University

Jurisprudence—Classical and Contemporary: From Natural Law to Postmodernism (West Group, 3rd ed. 2018) (with Robert Hayman, Nancy Levit, Richard Delgado, Stanley Fish & Alice Eakin).

Press 2019).

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

Jean Stefancic Rule And Resistance (Bristol University Press 2020) (with Richard Delgado) (edited volume).

Must We Defend Nazis? Why The First Amendment Should Not Protect Hate Speech and White Supremacy (NYU Press 2018) (with Richard Delgado).

Critical Race Theory: An Introduction (NYU Press, 3rd ed.

2017) (with Richard Delgado).

Race and Races: Cases and Resources for A Diverse America (West, 3rd ed. 2015) (with Juan F. Perea, Richard Delgado, Angela P. Harris & Stephanie M. Wildman).

Adam Steinman 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 2017-2021) (with Charles Alan Wright & Arthur R. Miller).

ted Presentations Faculty Scholarship Report 4

MONOGRAPHS, EDITED VOLUMES & CASEBOOKS

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

MONOGRAPHS & EDITED VOLUMES Deepa Das Acevedo The Battle for Sabarimala (Oxford University Press, forthcoming

Fredrick Vars

2022).

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

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

CASEBOOKS

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

Richard Delgado Rule And Resistance (Bristol University Press 2020) (with Jean Stefancic) (edited volume).

Must We Defend Nazis? Why The First Amendment Should Not Protect Hate Speech and White Supremacy (NYU Press 2018) (with Jean Stefancic).

Critical Race Theory: An Introduction (NYU Press, 3rd ed.

2017) (with Jean Stefancic).

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, accepted).

Kara Deal Gamble Age Discrimination in Employment Law (ABA/Bloomberg BNA

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 (Wolters Kluwer, 2021) (with William Landes).

Richard Delgado Latinos and the Law: Cases and Materials (West, 2nd ed.

forthcoming 2021) (with Leticia M. Saucedo, Marc-Tizoc González, Jean Stefancic & Juan F. Perea).

Jurisprudence—Classical and Contemporary: From Natural Law to Postmodernism (West, 3rd ed. 2018) (with Robert Hayman, Nancy Levit, Stanley Fish, Alice Eakin & Jean Stefancic).

Race And Races: Cases and Resources for A Diverse America (West, 3rd ed. 2015) (with Juan F. Perea, Angela P. Harris, Jean Stefancic & Stephanie M. Wildman).

Bryan Fair Constitutional Law: Cases, Materials, and Problems

2019) (associate editor).

(Wolters Kluwer, 4th ed. 2018) (with Russell L. Weaver, Steven I. Freidland, Catherine Hancock, John C. Knechtle & Richard A. Rosen).

Russell M. Gold The Oxford Handbook of Prosecutors and Prosecution

Ronald Krotoszynski, Jr. Administrative Law (Aspen/Wolters Kluwer, 5th ed. 2021) (with

(Oxford University Press 2021)(with Ronald F. Wright & Kay L. Levine).

Paul Horwitz First Amendment Institutions (Harvard University Press 2013).

Daniel Joyner The Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons in Its Context Within International Nuclear Arms Control (Oxford University Press forthcoming 2022).

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).

Jean Stefancic Latinos and the Law: Cases and Materials (West, 2nd ed.,

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

forthcoming 2021) (with Richard Delgado, Leticia M. Saucedo, Marc-Tizoc González & Juan F. Perea).

Ronald Krotoszynski, Jr. The Disappearing First Amendment (Cambridge University

Jurisprudence—Classical and Contemporary: From Natural Law to Postmodernism (West Group, 3rd ed. 2018) (with Robert Hayman, Nancy Levit, Richard Delgado, Stanley Fish & Alice Eakin).

Press 2019).

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

Jean Stefancic Rule And Resistance (Bristol University Press 2020) (with Richard Delgado) (edited volume).

Must We Defend Nazis? Why The First Amendment Should Not Protect Hate Speech and White Supremacy (NYU Press 2018) (with Richard Delgado).

Critical Race Theory: An Introduction (NYU Press, 3rd ed.

2017) (with Richard Delgado).

Race and Races: Cases and Resources for A Diverse America (West, 3rd ed. 2015) (with Juan F. Perea, Richard Delgado, Angela P. Harris & Stephanie M. Wildman).

Adam Steinman 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 2017-2021) (with Charles Alan Wright & Arthur R. Miller).

ted Presentations Faculty Scholarship Report 4

FACULTY SCHOLARSHIP The Battle for Sabarimala: Should Women of Menstruating Age Be Prohibited from Entering a Hindu Temple?, Cornell India Law Center (2020).

DEEPA DAS ACEVEDO

Assistant Professor of Law

Employment Law ERISA Legal Anthropology Law & Society Comparative Constitutional Law Law & Politics of India

Originalism as Cultural Translation, Stanford/Harvard/Yale Junior Faculty Forum (2020).

From Mythic to Mythos in Indian Judging?, Law and Society Association Annual Meeting (2020).

.

Law’s Gaze, Law and Society Association Annual Meeting (2020).

Property Use and Ownership, Law and Society Association Annual Meeting (2020) (session chair).

Selected Honors Participant, National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Institute, Law and Culture in Medieval England, Western Michigan University (2021).

Selected Honors ACLS/Luce Fellowship in Religion, Journalism, and International Affairs (2020).

Books The Battle for Sabarimala (Oxford University Press, forthcoming 2022).

WILLIAM ANDREEN

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

Selected Book Reviews Lumpy Work, U. Chi. L. Rev. Online (2020).

Selected Publications From Mythic Saviors to #MeToo at the Indian Supreme Court, Asian Journal of Law and Society (forthcoming).

Essentializing Labor Before, During, and After the Coronavirus Pandemic, Ariz.

St. L.J (2021).

Changing the Subject of Sati, Political and Legal Anthropology Review (2020).

Edgar L. Clarkson Professor of Law Director, UA-ANU Exchange Program

JOHN ACEVEDO

Assistant Professor in Residence Criminal Law Criminal Procedure Legal History

Selected Book Chapters The Model Speaks? Obscenity Laws in the United States, in Gender and Justice: Theoretical Practices of Intersectional Identity 257 (Fairleigh Dickinson Univ. Press, 2020).

Just Hindus, Law & Social Inquiry (2020).

People v. Helen Wu, Commentary, in Feminist Judgments: Criminal Law (Cambridge University Press, submitted).

Introduction, Innovation in Legal Anthropology: An LSR Retrospective, Law & Soc’y Rev. (2020) (with Anna Offit).

Selected Publications Law’s Gaze, J. Gender Race & Just.

(2021).

A Tale of Two Courts, Cornell L. Rev. Online (2020).

Republic At 70: The Unique Goals and Challenges of Indian Secularism, The Hindustan Times (2020).

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

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

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Reclaiming Black Dignity, 99 Tex. L. Rev. Online 1 (2020).

Selected Presentations Civil Asset Forfeiture’s Impact on Race and Class, Alabama Law Review Symposium: Timbs v. Indiana One Year Later (Mar. 2020) (session chair).

Balancing Individual Rights and Privacy with Individual and Public Safety, Law & Psychology Review Symposium: Seeing Red (2020) (session chair).

Environmental Law International Environmental Law Environmental Federalism Administrative Law Water Law Water Pollution Law Water Management Law Climate Change Law

Selected Book Chapters Alabama Water Law, in 4 Waters and Water Rights AL-1 to AL-49 (LexisNexis/Matthew Bender 20202021) (Amy Kelley, ed.).

The Clean Water Act: Success, Backlash, and Remaining Challenges, in Water Policy and Governance (Edward Elgar Publishing, forthcoming) (David Benson et al. eds.).

SHALINI BHARGAVA RAY Abdication Through Enforcement, 96 Ind. L. J. 1325 (2021).

Presidential abdication in immigration law has long been synonymous with the perceived nonenforcement of certain provisions of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA). President Obama’s never-implemented policy of deferred action, Deferred Action for Parents of Americans and Lawful Permanent Residents (DAPA), serves as the prime example in the literature.

In contrast to prevailing characterizations of abdication as “nonenforcement,” Abdication Through Enforcement argues that the President might abdicate the duty of faithful execution in immigration law even when enforcing the letter of the INA against deportable noncitizens. Every leading theory of the presidency recognizes the President’s role as supervisor of the bureaucracy.

When the President fails to establish meaningful Selected Media Articles, Interviews & Quotes NEPA Rulemaking, NRDC (2020).

Slicing Defamation by Contract, U. Chi. L. Rev. Online (2020).

Selected Honors Honorary Professor of Law, College of Law, The Australian National University (2006-2020).

Theory of the Nudnik, Vand. L. Rev. (2020).

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

Scholar Member, Center for Progressive Reform.

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

The Final Countdown: Five Years Left Until Chesapeake Bay Cleanup Agreement Deadline, CPR Blog (2020).

All Caps, Journal of Empirical Legal Studies (2020).

Payday, Wash. U. L. Rev. (2020).

Selected Presentations Smart Readers, Faculty Workshop, IDC (2020).

A Status Theory of Defamation Law, Constitutional Law & Economics (2020).

Selected Media Articles, Interviews & Quotes After COVID Cancels Their Wedding, ABC News (2020).

Payday, Business Law Podcast (2020).

Theory of the Nudnik, Ipse Dixit Podcast (2020).

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

Payday, Private Law Workshop, Hebrew University (2020).

Payday, Society New Institutional Economics, MIT (2020).

Selected Publications Flooding the Courtroom: Southeastern Interstate Water Cases, in the Supreme Court’s 2020-2021 Session - Parts I & II, 15-26, 43 The Wave (Part II forthcoming 2021, Part I 2021).

Separating Fact from Fiction in Evaluating the Endangered Species Act: Recognizing the Need for Ongoing Conservation Management and Regulation, 55 Idaho L. Rev. 39-48 (2020) (invited article for inclusion in a festschrift honoring Professor Dale Goble).

enforcement priorities, essentially making every deportable noncitizen a priority, and resources are insufficient to achieve full enforcement, the President devolves enforcement discretion to the rank and file without requisite guidance or constraint. In so doing, the President abdicates this supervisory role, producing abdication through enforcement.

ALL CAPS, American Law & Economics, Chicago (2020).

A Status Theory of Defamation, Law & Economics, Tel-Aviv University (2020).

Payday, Faculty Workshop, SMU Law School (2020).

YONATHAN A. ARBEL

Associate Professor of Law Contracts Commercial Law Torts Law & Economics

Selected Publications Contracts in the Age of Smart Reader, Geo. Wash. L. Rev. Review (2021) (with Samuel Becher).

Payday, Colloquium on Contract and Economic Organization, Columbia Law School (2020).

Theory of the Nudnik, Consumer Law Conference, Berkeley Law School (2020).

Theory of the Nudnik, KCON XIV, McGeorge University (2020).

KIMBERLY K. BOONE

Director of Legal Writing and Director of Moot Court Programs and Professor of Legal Writing

Selected Presentations Recycling Responsibly: Why You Should Consider Reworking and Reusing Old Problems, LWI Biennial Conference (2020) (with Anita Kay Head).

Selected Honors Alabama Law Moot Court Program #19 National Ranking (2021).

Selected by Graduating Class for Commencement Hooding Team (2020).

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FACULTY SCHOLARSHIP The Battle for Sabarimala: Should Women of Menstruating Age Be Prohibited from Entering a Hindu Temple?, Cornell India Law Center (2020).

DEEPA DAS ACEVEDO

Assistant Professor of Law

Employment Law ERISA Legal Anthropology Law & Society Comparative Constitutional Law Law & Politics of India

Originalism as Cultural Translation, Stanford/Harvard/Yale Junior Faculty Forum (2020).

From Mythic to Mythos in Indian Judging?, Law and Society Association Annual Meeting (2020).

.

Law’s Gaze, Law and Society Association Annual Meeting (2020).

Property Use and Ownership, Law and Society Association Annual Meeting (2020) (session chair).

Selected Honors Participant, National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Institute, Law and Culture in Medieval England, Western Michigan University (2021).

Selected Honors ACLS/Luce Fellowship in Religion, Journalism, and International Affairs (2020).

Books The Battle for Sabarimala (Oxford University Press, forthcoming 2022).

WILLIAM ANDREEN

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

Selected Book Reviews Lumpy Work, U. Chi. L. Rev. Online (2020).

Selected Publications From Mythic Saviors to #MeToo at the Indian Supreme Court, Asian Journal of Law and Society (forthcoming).

Essentializing Labor Before, During, and After the Coronavirus Pandemic, Ariz.

St. L.J (2021).

Changing the Subject of Sati, Political and Legal Anthropology Review (2020).

Edgar L. Clarkson Professor of Law Director, UA-ANU Exchange Program

JOHN ACEVEDO

Assistant Professor in Residence Criminal Law Criminal Procedure Legal History

Selected Book Chapters The Model Speaks? Obscenity Laws in the United States, in Gender and Justice: Theoretical Practices of Intersectional Identity 257 (Fairleigh Dickinson Univ. Press, 2020).

Just Hindus, Law & Social Inquiry (2020).

People v. Helen Wu, Commentary, in Feminist Judgments: Criminal Law (Cambridge University Press, submitted).

Introduction, Innovation in Legal Anthropology: An LSR Retrospective, Law & Soc’y Rev. (2020) (with Anna Offit).

Selected Publications Law’s Gaze, J. Gender Race & Just.

(2021).

A Tale of Two Courts, Cornell L. Rev. Online (2020).

Republic At 70: The Unique Goals and Challenges of Indian Secularism, The Hindustan Times (2020).

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

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

The University of Alabama School of Law 5

Reclaiming Black Dignity, 99 Tex. L. Rev. Online 1 (2020).

Selected Presentations Civil Asset Forfeiture’s Impact on Race and Class, Alabama Law Review Symposium: Timbs v. Indiana One Year Later (Mar. 2020) (session chair).

Balancing Individual Rights and Privacy with Individual and Public Safety, Law & Psychology Review Symposium: Seeing Red (2020) (session chair).

Environmental Law International Environmental Law Environmental Federalism Administrative Law Water Law Water Pollution Law Water Management Law Climate Change Law

Selected Book Chapters Alabama Water Law, in 4 Waters and Water Rights AL-1 to AL-49 (LexisNexis/Matthew Bender 20202021) (Amy Kelley, ed.).

The Clean Water Act: Success, Backlash, and Remaining Challenges, in Water Policy and Governance (Edward Elgar Publishing, forthcoming) (David Benson et al. eds.).

SHALINI BHARGAVA RAY Abdication Through Enforcement, 96 Ind. L. J. 1325 (2021).

Presidential abdication in immigration law has long been synonymous with the perceived nonenforcement of certain provisions of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA). President Obama’s never-implemented policy of deferred action, Deferred Action for Parents of Americans and Lawful Permanent Residents (DAPA), serves as the prime example in the literature.

In contrast to prevailing characterizations of abdication as “nonenforcement,” Abdication Through Enforcement argues that the President might abdicate the duty of faithful execution in immigration law even when enforcing the letter of the INA against deportable noncitizens. Every leading theory of the presidency recognizes the President’s role as supervisor of the bureaucracy.

When the President fails to establish meaningful Selected Media Articles, Interviews & Quotes NEPA Rulemaking, NRDC (2020).

Slicing Defamation by Contract, U. Chi. L. Rev. Online (2020).

Selected Honors Honorary Professor of Law, College of Law, The Australian National University (2006-2020).

Theory of the Nudnik, Vand. L. Rev. (2020).

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

Scholar Member, Center for Progressive Reform.

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

The Final Countdown: Five Years Left Until Chesapeake Bay Cleanup Agreement Deadline, CPR Blog (2020).

All Caps, Journal of Empirical Legal Studies (2020).

Payday, Wash. U. L. Rev. (2020).

Selected Presentations Smart Readers, Faculty Workshop, IDC (2020).

A Status Theory of Defamation Law, Constitutional Law & Economics (2020).

Selected Media Articles, Interviews & Quotes After COVID Cancels Their Wedding, ABC News (2020).

Payday, Business Law Podcast (2020).

Theory of the Nudnik, Ipse Dixit Podcast (2020).

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

Payday, Private Law Workshop, Hebrew University (2020).

Payday, Society New Institutional Economics, MIT (2020).

Selected Publications Flooding the Courtroom: Southeastern Interstate Water Cases, in the Supreme Court’s 2020-2021 Session - Parts I & II, 15-26, 43 The Wave (Part II forthcoming 2021, Part I 2021).

Separating Fact from Fiction in Evaluating the Endangered Species Act: Recognizing the Need for Ongoing Conservation Management and Regulation, 55 Idaho L. Rev. 39-48 (2020) (invited article for inclusion in a festschrift honoring Professor Dale Goble).

enforcement priorities, essentially making every deportable noncitizen a priority, and resources are insufficient to achieve full enforcement, the President devolves enforcement discretion to the rank and file without requisite guidance or constraint. In so doing, the President abdicates this supervisory role, producing abdication through enforcement.

ALL CAPS, American Law & Economics, Chicago (2020).

A Status Theory of Defamation, Law & Economics, Tel-Aviv University (2020).

Payday, Faculty Workshop, SMU Law School (2020).

YONATHAN A. ARBEL

Associate Professor of Law Contracts Commercial Law Torts Law & Economics

Selected Publications Contracts in the Age of Smart Reader, Geo. Wash. L. Rev. Review (2021) (with Samuel Becher).

Payday, Colloquium on Contract and Economic Organization, Columbia Law School (2020).

Theory of the Nudnik, Consumer Law Conference, Berkeley Law School (2020).

Theory of the Nudnik, KCON XIV, McGeorge University (2020).

KIMBERLY K. BOONE

Director of Legal Writing and Director of Moot Court Programs and Professor of Legal Writing

Selected Presentations Recycling Responsibly: Why You Should Consider Reworking and Reusing Old Problems, LWI Biennial Conference (2020) (with Anita Kay Head).

Selected Honors Alabama Law Moot Court Program #19 National Ranking (2021).

Selected by Graduating Class for Commencement Hooding Team (2020).

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U.S. Election: Alabama Republican, As It Happens, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (2020).

Dean & Thomas E. McMillan Professor of Law and

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

Selected Publications Differences and (In)equalities, 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.

MONTRÉ D. CARODINE

Professor of Law

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

Selected Presentations Unregulated Evidence, Association of American Law Schools Annual Meeting (2021).

Prior Conviction Impeachment Panel, Law and Society Annual Meeting (2021).

Race Perspectives on Evidence, Unavailability Evidence Workshop (2020).

Selected Media Articles, Interviews & Quotes FBI, DOJ Investigating Noose Found in Bubba Wallace’s Garage, The Wall Street Journal (2020).

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

WILLIAM S. BREWBAKER III

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

Selected Publications Ecumenical Evangelical Legal Thought: The Contributions of Robert F. Cochran, Jr., 47 Pepp. L. Rev. 1 (2020).

Selected Media Articles, Interviews & Quotes How Many Alabama Teachers Are Getting COVID Vaccinations? AL.com (2021).

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JENNY CARROLL

Wiggins, Childs, Quinn & Pantazis Professor of Law Criminal Law Criminal Procedure Juvenile Justice Evidence Counter Terrorism

Selected Publications Beyond Bail, 73 Fla. L. Rev. 143 (2021).

If Only I Had Known: The Challenges of Representation, 89 Fordham L. Rev. (2021).

In Alabama, A Long History of Suppressing Black Votes Continues, PublicIntegrity.org (2020).

Selected Presentations Narratives and Criminal Law, CrimFest (2020).

Pretrial Detention in the Time of COVID-19, Arizona State Law School Academy for Justice (2020).

Pretrial Detention in the Time of COVID-19, Duke Faculty Workshop (2020).

Rethinking Criminal Law Pedagogy, AALS Annual Meeting (2020).

Beyond Bail, Bail Symposium (2020).

Selected Media Articles, Interviews, & Quotes Sedition Charges for Capitol Rioters?

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

What’s A Judge’s Moral Standard?

Allegations Of Racism, Sexism Spotlight Judicial Misconduct, NBC (2021).

Why Aren’t We Calling the Capitol Attack an Act of Treason?, The Guardian & MSNBC (2021).

Sedition – Possible Charges?, WGN Chicago (2021).

Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey Weighs Possible Economic Ramifications Over Restricting Transgender Rights, AL.com (2021).

Barr Tells Prosecutors to Consider Charging Violent Protesters with Sedition, The Wall Street Journal Online (2020).

Alabama Federal Prosecutor: Will Prosecute Capitol Protesters Intent to Commit Crimes, AL.com (2021).

Pretrial Detention in NYC Jumps After Bail Reform Rollback, Law360.com (2020).

How is COVID-19 affecting Alabama Inmates?, APR.org (2020).

Know Your Options: Where to Give Birth During Covid-19, Healthy Moms, Strong Babies (2020).

A General Discussion about Extreme Risk Protection Orders, University of Alabama Law and Psychology Review Symposium (2020).

Crime, Sex, and Serostatus, Faculty Workshop Series, University of Alabama School of Law (2020).

Introduction to U.S. Clinical Pedagogy, ANU Australian Programs in Alabama, University of Alabama School of Law (2020).

Safety, Crisis and Criminal Law, 51 Ariz.

St. L.J. 505 (2020).

Defendants Stranded in Jail by Pandemic, HillRag.com (2021).

Health Care Law Christian Legal Thought Property

Alabama Police Shooting Case Could Help Spark Change in Lawsuit Immunity for Officers, AL.com (2020).

Aniah Blanchard’s Family and Friends Look to Effect Positive Change, ThePlainsman.com (2020).

Introduction to Sexual Assault in the Era of #MeToo, Ohio State Journal of Criminal Law (2020).

Alabama Judge Facing Allegations of Racism, Sexism, TheHill.com (2021).

William Alfred Rose Professor of Law

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

COVID-19 Relief and the Ordinary Inmate, Ohio State Journal of Criminal Law 427-447 (2021).

Pretrial Detention in the Time of COVID-19, 115 NW. U. L. Rev Online 59-87 (2020).

MARK E. BRANDON

Constitutional Law Constitutional Theory and History Philosophy of Law Law and Politics

Due Process of Bail, 54 Wake Forest L. Rev. 101 (2021).

COURTNEY CROSS

Associate Professor of Clinical Legal Instruction & Director of Domestic Violence Law Clinic Domestic Violence Family Law Prison Reentry HIV/AIDS

Selected Publications Sex, Crime, and Serostatus, 78 Wash. & Lee L. Rev. 71-153 (2021).

The Dangers of Disclosure: How HIV Laws Harm Domestic Violence Survivors, 95 Wash. L. Rev. 83 (2020).

Selected Presentations Adapting to Engage Clients During a Pandemic, Alabama Public Interest Network Meeting (2021).

Gender in Jail, Prison, & Coming Home: Intersectional & Innovative Approaches to Advocacy, AALS Conference on Clinical Legal Education (2021).

Celebrating World AIDS Day: A Roundtable Discussion of Current and Emerging Legal and Policy Issues, American Bar Association’s AIDS Impact Project (2020).

The Legal Response to Domestic Violence, Guest lecture at University of Alabama at Birmingham Masters of Social Work “Violence Across Lifetimes: Course (2020).

The Evolution of Domestic Violence Laws Nationally and Locally, Alabama Coalition of Domestic Violence Attorney Training Institute (2020).

Selected Media Articles, Interviews & Quotes The State of Alabama Took His Gun Away. When Authorities Gave It Back, He Shot and Killed His Wife, NBC (2021).

Emphasizing Cultural Competence in Domestic Violence Litigation, Attorney Training Institute (2020).

The Evolution of Domestic Violence Laws Nationally and in Alabama, Attorney Training Institute (2020).

Introduction to Experiential Education, Pre-Law Undergraduate Scholars Program, University of Alabama (2020).

Jurisprudence—Classical and Contemporary: From Natural Law to Postmodernism (West Group, 3rd ed. 2018) (with Robert Hayman, Nancy Levit, Stanley Fish, Alice Eakin & Jean Stefancic).

Race And Races: Cases and Resources for A Diverse America (West 3rd ed. 2015) (with Juan F. Perea, Angela P. Harris, Jean Stefancic, and Stephanie M. Wildman).

Selected Publications Rodrigo’s Reappraisal, B.U. L. Rev. Online (forthcoming 2021) (with Jean Stefancic).

Against “Equality”: A Critical Essay for the NAACP and Others, 48 Hastings Const. L.Q. 235 (2021) (with Jean Stefancic).

Farm-Raised Trout, 25 UC Davis Soc. Just. L. Rev. 1 (2020) (with Jean Stefancic).

Love in the Time of Cholera, 68 UCLA L. Rev. Online 170 (2020) (with Jean Stefancic).

Selected Presentations Developments in Critical Legal Research, University of Pittsburgh Law School (2021).

Giving Birth During a Pandemic, The Checkpoint Podcast (2020).

Critical Legal Research, AALS annual meeting (2021) (with Jean Stefancic).

AALS 2021 Critical Legal Research Section: The Next Wave.

WQQWasWave. APanel honoring Richard Delgado and Jean Stefancic for the 30th anniversary of the publication of Why Do We Tell the Same Stories? 42 Stan. L. Rev. 207 (1989), AALS Annual Meeting (2021).

Torts in Practice, 1L Torts Class, University of Alabama School of Law (2020).

The Legal Response to Domestic Violence, MSW course: Violence Across Lifetimes, University of Alabama School of Law (2020).

Critical Race Theory: An Introduction (NYU Press 3rd ed.

2017) (with Jean Stefancic).

Alabama Woman Says She Killed Her Rapist in Self-Defense. She Could Spend Life in Prison, AL.com (2020).

Critically Examining and Countering Reliance on Criminal Convictions in Family Court and Domestic Violence Proceedings, AALS Conference on Clinical Legal Education (2021).

Best Practices for Working with Formerly Incarcerated Survivors, Lunch and Learn, University of Alabama School of Law (2020).

Must We Defend Nazis? Why The First Amendment Should Not Protect Hate Speech and White Supremacy (NYU Press 2018) (with Jean Stefancic).

RICHARD DELGADO

John J. Sparkman Chair of Law Critical Race Theory Civil Rights Social Change and the Law Latinos and the Law

Book Series Rules and Resistance (Bristol University Press 2020) (with Jean Stefancic) (edited volume).

Books Latinos and the Law: Cases and Materials, (West, 2nd ed. forthcoming 2021) (with Jean Stefancic, Leticia M. Saucedo, and Marc-Tizoc González).

Keynote Speaker: Doctoral Students of Color Conference, University of Colorado at Denver (2020).

Legal Formalism, Wayne State Law School (2020).

International Borders by Consent, Seattle University School of Law (2020).

Immigration Panel, Law & Society annual conference (2020).

Immigartion Selection Panel: Border Policy, Law and Society Association Annual Meeting (2020).

Selected Honors In the top 10% of Authors on SSRN by all-time downloads (2018-2021).

Faculty Scholarship Report 8

U.S. Election: Alabama Republican, As It Happens, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (2020).

Dean & Thomas E. McMillan Professor of Law and

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

Selected Publications Differences and (In)equalities, 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.

MONTRÉ D. CARODINE

Professor of Law

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

Selected Presentations Unregulated Evidence, Association of American Law Schools Annual Meeting (2021).

Prior Conviction Impeachment Panel, Law and Society Annual Meeting (2021).

Race Perspectives on Evidence, Unavailability Evidence Workshop (2020).

Selected Media Articles, Interviews & Quotes FBI, DOJ Investigating Noose Found in Bubba Wallace’s Garage, The Wall Street Journal (2020).

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

WILLIAM S. BREWBAKER III

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

Selected Publications Ecumenical Evangelical Legal Thought: The Contributions of Robert F. Cochran, Jr., 47 Pepp. L. Rev. 1 (2020).

Selected Media Articles, Interviews & Quotes How Many Alabama Teachers Are Getting COVID Vaccinations? AL.com (2021).

The University of Alabama School of Law 7

JENNY CARROLL

Wiggins, Childs, Quinn & Pantazis Professor of Law Criminal Law Criminal Procedure Juvenile Justice Evidence Counter Terrorism

Selected Publications Beyond Bail, 73 Fla. L. Rev. 143 (2021).

If Only I Had Known: The Challenges of Representation, 89 Fordham L. Rev. (2021).

In Alabama, A Long History of Suppressing Black Votes Continues, PublicIntegrity.org (2020).

Selected Presentations Narratives and Criminal Law, CrimFest (2020).

Pretrial Detention in the Time of COVID-19, Arizona State Law School Academy for Justice (2020).

Pretrial Detention in the Time of COVID-19, Duke Faculty Workshop (2020).

Rethinking Criminal Law Pedagogy, AALS Annual Meeting (2020).

Beyond Bail, Bail Symposium (2020).

Selected Media Articles, Interviews, & Quotes Sedition Charges for Capitol Rioters?

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

What’s A Judge’s Moral Standard?

Allegations Of Racism, Sexism Spotlight Judicial Misconduct, NBC (2021).

Why Aren’t We Calling the Capitol Attack an Act of Treason?, The Guardian & MSNBC (2021).

Sedition – Possible Charges?, WGN Chicago (2021).

Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey Weighs Possible Economic Ramifications Over Restricting Transgender Rights, AL.com (2021).

Barr Tells Prosecutors to Consider Charging Violent Protesters with Sedition, The Wall Street Journal Online (2020).

Alabama Federal Prosecutor: Will Prosecute Capitol Protesters Intent to Commit Crimes, AL.com (2021).

Pretrial Detention in NYC Jumps After Bail Reform Rollback, Law360.com (2020).

How is COVID-19 affecting Alabama Inmates?, APR.org (2020).

Know Your Options: Where to Give Birth During Covid-19, Healthy Moms, Strong Babies (2020).

A General Discussion about Extreme Risk Protection Orders, University of Alabama Law and Psychology Review Symposium (2020).

Crime, Sex, and Serostatus, Faculty Workshop Series, University of Alabama School of Law (2020).

Introduction to U.S. Clinical Pedagogy, ANU Australian Programs in Alabama, University of Alabama School of Law (2020).

Safety, Crisis and Criminal Law, 51 Ariz.

St. L.J. 505 (2020).

Defendants Stranded in Jail by Pandemic, HillRag.com (2021).

Health Care Law Christian Legal Thought Property

Alabama Police Shooting Case Could Help Spark Change in Lawsuit Immunity for Officers, AL.com (2020).

Aniah Blanchard’s Family and Friends Look to Effect Positive Change, ThePlainsman.com (2020).

Introduction to Sexual Assault in the Era of #MeToo, Ohio State Journal of Criminal Law (2020).

Alabama Judge Facing Allegations of Racism, Sexism, TheHill.com (2021).

William Alfred Rose Professor of Law

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

COVID-19 Relief and the Ordinary Inmate, Ohio State Journal of Criminal Law 427-447 (2021).

Pretrial Detention in the Time of COVID-19, 115 NW. U. L. Rev Online 59-87 (2020).

MARK E. BRANDON

Constitutional Law Constitutional Theory and History Philosophy of Law Law and Politics

Due Process of Bail, 54 Wake Forest L. Rev. 101 (2021).

COURTNEY CROSS

Associate Professor of Clinical Legal Instruction & Director of Domestic Violence Law Clinic Domestic Violence Family Law Prison Reentry HIV/AIDS

Selected Publications Sex, Crime, and Serostatus, 78 Wash. & Lee L. Rev. 71-153 (2021).

The Dangers of Disclosure: How HIV Laws Harm Domestic Violence Survivors, 95 Wash. L. Rev. 83 (2020).

Selected Presentations Adapting to Engage Clients During a Pandemic, Alabama Public Interest Network Meeting (2021).

Gender in Jail, Prison, & Coming Home: Intersectional & Innovative Approaches to Advocacy, AALS Conference on Clinical Legal Education (2021).

Celebrating World AIDS Day: A Roundtable Discussion of Current and Emerging Legal and Policy Issues, American Bar Association’s AIDS Impact Project (2020).

The Legal Response to Domestic Violence, Guest lecture at University of Alabama at Birmingham Masters of Social Work “Violence Across Lifetimes: Course (2020).

The Evolution of Domestic Violence Laws Nationally and Locally, Alabama Coalition of Domestic Violence Attorney Training Institute (2020).

Selected Media Articles, Interviews & Quotes The State of Alabama Took His Gun Away. When Authorities Gave It Back, He Shot and Killed His Wife, NBC (2021).

Emphasizing Cultural Competence in Domestic Violence Litigation, Attorney Training Institute (2020).

The Evolution of Domestic Violence Laws Nationally and in Alabama, Attorney Training Institute (2020).

Introduction to Experiential Education, Pre-Law Undergraduate Scholars Program, University of Alabama (2020).

Jurisprudence—Classical and Contemporary: From Natural Law to Postmodernism (West Group, 3rd ed. 2018) (with Robert Hayman, Nancy Levit, Stanley Fish, Alice Eakin & Jean Stefancic).

Race And Races: Cases and Resources for A Diverse America (West 3rd ed. 2015) (with Juan F. Perea, Angela P. Harris, Jean Stefancic, and Stephanie M. Wildman).

Selected Publications Rodrigo’s Reappraisal, B.U. L. Rev. Online (forthcoming 2021) (with Jean Stefancic).

Against “Equality”: A Critical Essay for the NAACP and Others, 48 Hastings Const. L.Q. 235 (2021) (with Jean Stefancic).

Farm-Raised Trout, 25 UC Davis Soc. Just. L. Rev. 1 (2020) (with Jean Stefancic).

Love in the Time of Cholera, 68 UCLA L. Rev. Online 170 (2020) (with Jean Stefancic).

Selected Presentations Developments in Critical Legal Research, University of Pittsburgh Law School (2021).

Giving Birth During a Pandemic, The Checkpoint Podcast (2020).

Critical Legal Research, AALS annual meeting (2021) (with Jean Stefancic).

AALS 2021 Critical Legal Research Section: The Next Wave.

WQQWasWave. APanel honoring Richard Delgado and Jean Stefancic for the 30th anniversary of the publication of Why Do We Tell the Same Stories? 42 Stan. L. Rev. 207 (1989), AALS Annual Meeting (2021).

Torts in Practice, 1L Torts Class, University of Alabama School of Law (2020).

The Legal Response to Domestic Violence, MSW course: Violence Across Lifetimes, University of Alabama School of Law (2020).

Critical Race Theory: An Introduction (NYU Press 3rd ed.

2017) (with Jean Stefancic).

Alabama Woman Says She Killed Her Rapist in Self-Defense. She Could Spend Life in Prison, AL.com (2020).

Critically Examining and Countering Reliance on Criminal Convictions in Family Court and Domestic Violence Proceedings, AALS Conference on Clinical Legal Education (2021).

Best Practices for Working with Formerly Incarcerated Survivors, Lunch and Learn, University of Alabama School of Law (2020).

Must We Defend Nazis? Why The First Amendment Should Not Protect Hate Speech and White Supremacy (NYU Press 2018) (with Jean Stefancic).

RICHARD DELGADO

John J. Sparkman Chair of Law Critical Race Theory Civil Rights Social Change and the Law Latinos and the Law

Book Series Rules and Resistance (Bristol University Press 2020) (with Jean Stefancic) (edited volume).

Books Latinos and the Law: Cases and Materials, (West, 2nd ed. forthcoming 2021) (with Jean Stefancic, Leticia M. Saucedo, and Marc-Tizoc González).

Keynote Speaker: Doctoral Students of Color Conference, University of Colorado at Denver (2020).

Legal Formalism, Wayne State Law School (2020).

International Borders by Consent, Seattle University School of Law (2020).

Immigration Panel, Law & Society annual conference (2020).

Immigartion Selection Panel: Border Policy, Law and Society Association Annual Meeting (2020).

Selected Honors In the top 10% of Authors on SSRN by all-time downloads (2018-2021).

Faculty Scholarship Report 8

TARA LEIGH GROVE

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

Which Textualism? 134 Harv. L. Rev. 265 (2020).

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

HEATHER ELLIOTT

JOHN SHAHAR DILLBARY

Alumni, Class of ’36 Professor of Law

James M. Kidd, Sr. Professor of Law & Co-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, 2021) (with William Landes).

Selected Publications The Case Against Collective Liability, 62 B.C.L. Rev. 1 (2021) (lead article).

Incentivized Torts: An Empirical Analysis, 115 NW. U. L. Rev. 1337 (2021) (with Cherie Metcalf and Brock Stoddard).

Administrative Law Civil Procedure Environmental Law Land Use Law Water Law

CASEY DUNCAN

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

Selected Book Chapters Collection Development in Academic Law Libraries Within the Changing Landscape of Legal Education: A Primer for Deans and Provosts (2020).

Is a Fine Still a Price? Replication as Robustness in Empirical Legal Studies, International Review of Law and Economics (2020) (with Cherie Metcalf, Emily Satterthwaite & Brock Stoddard).

Selected Presentations Collusions, Southern Economic Association (2020).

The Case Against Collective Liability, University of Maryland - Constitutional Law and Economics Workshop (2020).

Liability Reconsidered, Law, Economics & Society Workshop (2020).

Collective Liability, The University of Hamburg Economics Department Faculty Workshop (2020).

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

The University of Alabama School of Law 9

Selected Publications A Biden Executive Branch and Its Supporters Will Find the United States Supreme Court an Obstacle, Harv. L. & Pol’y Rev. (forthcoming 2021).

Associations and Cities as (Forbidden) Pure Private Attorneys General, 61 WM. & Mary L. Rev. 1329-1396 (2020).

Tweeting & ’Gramming for the Legal Academic, Annual Meeting (2020).

ALAN DURHAM

Vice Dean and 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).

Selected Publications Lost Art and the Public Domain, 49 Ariz.

St. L.J. 1257 (2018).

on principles of judicial legitimacy—offers a theoretical case for preferring the formalistic version. But whether or not one accepts that bottom line, interpretive theorists should begin to explore the fact that judges apply not simply textualism, but textualisms.

What We Can All Learn from Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Cal. L. Rev. Online (2020).

Selected Publications The Illusory Promise of Free Enterprise: A Primer to Promoting Racially Diverse Entrepreneurship, 71 Emory L. J. (2021).

Selected Presentations The Society of American Law Teachers’ Cover Workshop: The Notorious RBG - Looking Back with Her Clerks, Association of American Law Schools Annual Meeting (2021).

Multiple Causes and Stacked Inferences, 176 J. Of Institutional and Theoretical Economics 73 (2020).

An Empirical Analysis of Sexual Orientation Discrimination, 86 U. Chi. L. Rev. 1 (2019) (with Griffin Edwards) (lead article). Featured as the Dukeminier awards’ Stu Walter Prize winner, UCLA Law & Williams Institute (2021).

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

Scholars of interpretive theory have long engaged with the battle between textualism and purposivism.

But this emphasis has obscured important divisions within textualism—divisions that were on full display in the Supreme Court’s recent decision in Bostock v. Clayton County. In holding that Title VII’s prohibition on sex discrimination bars the disparate treatment of gay, lesbian, and transgender individuals, the Court applied what this Comment calls “formalistic textualism”—an approach that instructs interpreters to carefully parse the statutory text, focusing on semantic context and downplaying other concerns. But the dissenting opinions responded with their own brand of textualism. The dissents’ more “flexible textualism” allows interpreters to make sense of a statutory text by looking at social context and practical consequences. This Comment explores these competing textualisms and—drawing

Selected Media Articles, Interviews, & Quotes University of Alabama Professor Remembers Time as Clerk for Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, ABC 33/40 (2020).

Local Tributes to Justice Ginsburg, WVTM (2020).

Unintended Legislative Inertia, 55 Ga. L. Rev. (2020).

STEVE EMENS

Professor of Clinical Legal Education Faculty Advisor Coach for the Intercollegiate Trial Advocacy Teams Evidence Jury Voir Dire Jury Selection Trial Advocacy

Former Ginsburg Clerk on Gender Equality, Chocolate Cake, E&E News Greenwire (2020).

Coronavirus: Gov. Kay Ivey Urged to Expedite Alabama Paroles of Older Inmates Amid Outbreak, Montgomery Advertiser (2020).

Selected Honors Outstanding Commitment to Teaching Award, University of Alabama Alumni Association (2020).

Reframing Fiscal Vaccine Policy, Colloquium Scholarship Workshop at Emory University School of Law (2021) (with Ana Santos Rutschman).

Reframing Fiscal Vaccine Policy, The National Tax Association Annual Conference (2020) (with Ana Santos Rutschman).

Reframing Fiscal Vaccine Policy, American Mid-Career Tax Professor Workshop (2020) (with Ana Santos Rutschman).

Alabama Law Professor Remembers Clerking for Ginsburg, WVUA (2020).

Lawyers: Set Parole Hearings, Prevent Virus Spread in Alabama’s Crowded Prisons, WBHM.org (2020)

Selected Presentations The Illusory Promise of Free Enterprise: A Primer to Promoting Racially Diverse Entrepreneurship, Critical Tax Theory Annual Meeting, University of California, Irvine, CA (2021).

MIRIT EYAL-COHEN

Professor of Law Innovation Entrepreneurship Small Business Personal Income Tax Coporate Tax

Reframing Fiscal Vaccine Policy, Law & Society Association (2020) (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, and Richard A. Rosen).

Selected Presentations The Legacy of Dr. Pauli Murray Research on Segregation in Higher Education, National Black Pre-Law Conference (2021).

We the People and the American Constitution, Alabama State Bar Meeting (2020).

Voting Rights in Alabama, Alabama Humanities Foundation (2020).

Special Mock Law School Class Presentation, National Black Pre-Law Conference (2020).

Faculty Scholarship Report 10

TARA LEIGH GROVE

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

Which Textualism? 134 Harv. L. Rev. 265 (2020).

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

HEATHER ELLIOTT

JOHN SHAHAR DILLBARY

Alumni, Class of ’36 Professor of Law

James M. Kidd, Sr. Professor of Law & Co-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, 2021) (with William Landes).

Selected Publications The Case Against Collective Liability, 62 B.C.L. Rev. 1 (2021) (lead article).

Incentivized Torts: An Empirical Analysis, 115 NW. U. L. Rev. 1337 (2021) (with Cherie Metcalf and Brock Stoddard).

Administrative Law Civil Procedure Environmental Law Land Use Law Water Law

CASEY DUNCAN

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

Selected Book Chapters Collection Development in Academic Law Libraries Within the Changing Landscape of Legal Education: A Primer for Deans and Provosts (2020).

Is a Fine Still a Price? Replication as Robustness in Empirical Legal Studies, International Review of Law and Economics (2020) (with Cherie Metcalf, Emily Satterthwaite & Brock Stoddard).

Selected Presentations Collusions, Southern Economic Association (2020).

The Case Against Collective Liability, University of Maryland - Constitutional Law and Economics Workshop (2020).

Liability Reconsidered, Law, Economics & Society Workshop (2020).

Collective Liability, The University of Hamburg Economics Department Faculty Workshop (2020).

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

The University of Alabama School of Law 9

Selected Publications A Biden Executive Branch and Its Supporters Will Find the United States Supreme Court an Obstacle, Harv. L. & Pol’y Rev. (forthcoming 2021).

Associations and Cities as (Forbidden) Pure Private Attorneys General, 61 WM. & Mary L. Rev. 1329-1396 (2020).

Tweeting & ’Gramming for the Legal Academic, Annual Meeting (2020).

ALAN DURHAM

Vice Dean and 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).

Selected Publications Lost Art and the Public Domain, 49 Ariz.

St. L.J. 1257 (2018).

on principles of judicial legitimacy—offers a theoretical case for preferring the formalistic version. But whether or not one accepts that bottom line, interpretive theorists should begin to explore the fact that judges apply not simply textualism, but textualisms.

What We Can All Learn from Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Cal. L. Rev. Online (2020).

Selected Publications The Illusory Promise of Free Enterprise: A Primer to Promoting Racially Diverse Entrepreneurship, 71 Emory L. J. (2021).

Selected Presentations The Society of American Law Teachers’ Cover Workshop: The Notorious RBG - Looking Back with Her Clerks, Association of American Law Schools Annual Meeting (2021).

Multiple Causes and Stacked Inferences, 176 J. Of Institutional and Theoretical Economics 73 (2020).

An Empirical Analysis of Sexual Orientation Discrimination, 86 U. Chi. L. Rev. 1 (2019) (with Griffin Edwards) (lead article). Featured as the Dukeminier awards’ Stu Walter Prize winner, UCLA Law & Williams Institute (2021).

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

Scholars of interpretive theory have long engaged with the battle between textualism and purposivism.

But this emphasis has obscured important divisions within textualism—divisions that were on full display in the Supreme Court’s recent decision in Bostock v. Clayton County. In holding that Title VII’s prohibition on sex discrimination bars the disparate treatment of gay, lesbian, and transgender individuals, the Court applied what this Comment calls “formalistic textualism”—an approach that instructs interpreters to carefully parse the statutory text, focusing on semantic context and downplaying other concerns. But the dissenting opinions responded with their own brand of textualism. The dissents’ more “flexible textualism” allows interpreters to make sense of a statutory text by looking at social context and practical consequences. This Comment explores these competing textualisms and—drawing

Selected Media Articles, Interviews, & Quotes University of Alabama Professor Remembers Time as Clerk for Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, ABC 33/40 (2020).

Local Tributes to Justice Ginsburg, WVTM (2020).

Unintended Legislative Inertia, 55 Ga. L. Rev. (2020).

STEVE EMENS

Professor of Clinical Legal Education Faculty Advisor Coach for the Intercollegiate Trial Advocacy Teams Evidence Jury Voir Dire Jury Selection Trial Advocacy

Former Ginsburg Clerk on Gender Equality, Chocolate Cake, E&E News Greenwire (2020).

Coronavirus: Gov. Kay Ivey Urged to Expedite Alabama Paroles of Older Inmates Amid Outbreak, Montgomery Advertiser (2020).

Selected Honors Outstanding Commitment to Teaching Award, University of Alabama Alumni Association (2020).

Reframing Fiscal Vaccine Policy, Colloquium Scholarship Workshop at Emory University School of Law (2021) (with Ana Santos Rutschman).

Reframing Fiscal Vaccine Policy, The National Tax Association Annual Conference (2020) (with Ana Santos Rutschman).

Reframing Fiscal Vaccine Policy, American Mid-Career Tax Professor Workshop (2020) (with Ana Santos Rutschman).

Alabama Law Professor Remembers Clerking for Ginsburg, WVUA (2020).

Lawyers: Set Parole Hearings, Prevent Virus Spread in Alabama’s Crowded Prisons, WBHM.org (2020)

Selected Presentations The Illusory Promise of Free Enterprise: A Primer to Promoting Racially Diverse Entrepreneurship, Critical Tax Theory Annual Meeting, University of California, Irvine, CA (2021).

MIRIT EYAL-COHEN

Professor of Law Innovation Entrepreneurship Small Business Personal Income Tax Coporate Tax

Reframing Fiscal Vaccine Policy, Law & Society Association (2020) (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, and Richard A. Rosen).

Selected Presentations The Legacy of Dr. Pauli Murray Research on Segregation in Higher Education, National Black Pre-Law Conference (2021).

We the People and the American Constitution, Alabama State Bar Meeting (2020).

Voting Rights in Alabama, Alabama Humanities Foundation (2020).

Special Mock Law School Class Presentation, National Black Pre-Law Conference (2020).

Faculty Scholarship Report 10

BENJAMIN MCMICHAEL

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

Board of Directors, Southern Poverty Law Center (2013-2021).

Stealing Organs?, 97 Ind. L.J. (2022).

Selected by Graduating Class for Commencement Hooding Team (2020).

KARA DEAL GAMBLE

Assistant Professor of Legal Writing Employment Litigation Consumer Protection Litigation

CASEY E. FAUCON

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

Assistant Professor of Clinical Instruction and Director of the Entrepreneurship & Nonprofit Clinic Business Associations Entrepreneurship Law Social Enterprise Nonprofit Law Sports Law Family Law

Selected Publications Assessing Amateurism in College Sports, Wash. & Lee L. Rev. (forthcoming 2022).

Third Parties with Benefits, Stanford Journal of Civil Rights & Civil Liberties 185 (2021).

Selected Presentations The Principle of Amateurism in College Sports, Junior Faculty Workshop, University of Alabama (2021).

The Principle of Amateurism in College Sports, Clinical L. Rev. Writers’ Workshop, University of Alabama (2020).

Legal Structures and IP Issues, University of Alabama Entrepreneurship Academy (2020).

The Principle of Amateurism in College Sports, Southeastern Association of Law Schools Conference (2020).

RUSSELL 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).

Selected Honors Outstanding Faculty Award, Student Bar Association (2018).

The University of Alabama School of Law 11

Federal Courts Constitutional Law Civil Procedure Interpretive Theory

Selected Publications Sacrificing Legitimacy in a Hierarchical Judiciary, 121 Colum. L. Rev. 1555 (2021).

Presidential Laws and the Missing Interpretive Theory, 168 U. Pa. L. Rev. 877-930 (2020).

Selected Presentations Which Textualism? Yale Law School (2021).

An analysis of a dataset containing every patient waitlisted for a liver between 2002 and 2017 reveals evidence that transplant professionals have routinely manipulated the waitlist priority of their patients, making some patients appear sicker.

Moreover, this manipulation occurs more often in areas of the country that argue most vehemently Moderator, Conversation with Justice Sotomayor, University of Alabama (2020).

Originalism Works-in-Progress, Center for the Study of Constitutional Originalism: Originalism Works-inProgress Conference (2021).

Sacrificing Legitimacy in a Hierarchical Judiciary, Eleventh Annual Constitutional Law Colloquium (2020).

Sacrificing Legitimacy in a Hierarchical Judiciary, Maryland Discussion Group on Constitutionalism (2021).

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

Textualism After Bostock: Which Textualism? UVA Symposium: Originalism Under Fire (2021).

Paying for Pretrial Detention, 98 N.C. L. Rev. 1255-1295 (2020).

Because the need for organ transplants far outstrips the number of available organs, the policies governing organ allocation in the United States are critically important and highly contentious.

Stealing Organs engages with the debate over whether national or local patients should receive priority under organ allocation systems. Focusing on liver allocation, it provides an innovative empirical analysis of the primary arguments and evidence that those in favor of national allocation policies have used to support their preferred policies—that the sickest patients should receive donated organs first, regardless of their location.

Sacrificing Legitimacy in a Hierarchical Judiciary, Legal Research Club Speaker Series, Columbia Law Review (2021).

Selected Book Chapters Prosecutors and Their Legislatures, Legislatures and Their Prosecutors, in The Oxford Handbook of Prosecutors and Prosecution (Oxford University Press 2021).

The Political Patterns of Bail Reform, 55 Wake Forest L. Rev. 743-757 (2020) (with Ronald F. Wright).

Associate Professor of Legal Writing

Charles E. Tweedy, Jr. Endowed Chairholder of Law & Director, Program in Constitutional Studies

Which Textualism? 134 Harv. L. Rev 265-307 (2020).

Selected Publications Volunteer Prosecutors, 59 Am. Crim. L. Rev. (forthcoming 2022).

CAMERON FOGLE

TARA LEIGH GROVE

Sacrificing Legitimacy in a Hierarchical Judiciary, William and Mary Institute for Bill of Rights Law (2021).

Federal Courts Employment Reforms: Constitutional Questions, AALS Annual Meeting: Federal Courts Section Panel (2021).

Sacrificing Legitimacy in a Hierarchical Judiciary, Twenty-Third Annual Faculty Conference: Federalist Society for Law and Public Policy (2021).

Sacrificing Legitimacy in a Hierarchical Judiciary, USD Colloquium Series (2021).

The Lost History of the Political Question Doctrine, AALS Annual Meeting: The Political Question Doctrine, Departmentalism, and the Limits of Justiciability (2021).

in favor of national allocation policies. Stealing Organs argues that the recent policy changes favoring greater national organ sharing are extensions of the manipulative tactics revealed by the empirical analysis. Given the results of the empirical analysis, the time has come to formalize local priority in organ allocation policy by amending the National Organ Transplant Act.

Which Textualism? Harv. L. Rev Colloquium Series (2020).

Socratic Teaching Even for the Non-Tech Savvy, Teaching Civil Procedure from a Distance, University of Alabama (2020).

Which Textualism? Textualism Seminar, Harvard Law Review (2020).

Tiers of Scrutiny in a Hierarchical Judiciary, UVA Symposium: Originalism and ‘ Stare Decisis (2020).

Which Textualism? William & Mary: Bostock, the Future of LGBTQ+ Rights, and Textualism (2020).

Selected Media Articles, Interviews, & Quotes

Court Reform: How and Whether to Reform our Nation’s Highest Court, UVA: Conference on Court Reform (2020).

Senate Republicans Overwhelmingly Back Failed Challenge to Impeachment Trial, Hinting at Trump Acquittal, USA Today (2021).

Judicial Review After Kisor and the Census Case, Gray Center for the Study of the Administrative State: Research Roundtable (2020).

Biden’s Supreme Court Commission Set to Launch as Some Liberals are Eager to Pack the Court, CNN (2021).

Sacrificing Legitimacy in A Hierarchical Judiciary, Alabama Law Workshop Series (2020).

The Multiple Faces of Textualism (reviewing Which Textualism?), Jotwell (2021).

Sacrificing Legitimacy in a Hierarchical Judiciary, Wisconsin Discussion Group on Constitutionalism (2020).

A Download of the Year from 2020: Which Textualism? Legal Theory Blog (2021).

The Lost History of the Political Question Doctrine, Empires or Umpires? Political Questions, Separation of Powers, and Judicial Legitimacy Symposium (2020).

Alabama Lawmakers Take Sides in National Debate Over Gun Rights, Alabama Local News (2021).

The Supreme Court’s Legitimacy Dilemma and Sacrificing Legitimacy in a Hierarchical Judiciary, UVA Federal Courts Seminar (2020).

Where Is Wall Street in Biden’s Transition Team? New York Times (2020).

All Bark and No Bite: Trump Holds Prescription Drug-Pricing Order in Search of Deal, NPR Morning Edition (2020).

Supreme Court’s Liberals Face a New Era of Conservative Dominance, CNN (2020).

David Westin’s Balance of Power, Bloomberg Television (2020) (multiple appearances).

The U.S. Supreme Court May Be Trying to Dodge Trump’s Tax Case, Quartz (2020).

Academic Highlight: The Past, Present and Future of Court Packing, SCOTUSBlog (2020).

Equal Rights Amendment Battle Highlights Obstacles to Challenging Federal Decisions in Court, San Francisco Chronicle (2020).

Tara Leigh Grove on Versions of Textualism, IPSE Dixit (2020).

RBG’s Biggest Opinions, From Civil Rights to Civil Procedure, Law360 (2020).

Ten Lateral Moves That Made Law Professors Take Notice During 201920, Brian Leiter’s Law School Reports (2020).

Trump’s Court Redo Is Set to be Even Broader If He Wins New Term, Bloomberg (2020).

Faculty Scholarship Report 12

BENJAMIN MCMICHAEL

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

Board of Directors, Southern Poverty Law Center (2013-2021).

Stealing Organs?, 97 Ind. L.J. (2022).

Selected by Graduating Class for Commencement Hooding Team (2020).

KARA DEAL GAMBLE

Assistant Professor of Legal Writing Employment Litigation Consumer Protection Litigation

CASEY E. FAUCON

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

Assistant Professor of Clinical Instruction and Director of the Entrepreneurship & Nonprofit Clinic Business Associations Entrepreneurship Law Social Enterprise Nonprofit Law Sports Law Family Law

Selected Publications Assessing Amateurism in College Sports, Wash. & Lee L. Rev. (forthcoming 2022).

Third Parties with Benefits, Stanford Journal of Civil Rights & Civil Liberties 185 (2021).

Selected Presentations The Principle of Amateurism in College Sports, Junior Faculty Workshop, University of Alabama (2021).

The Principle of Amateurism in College Sports, Clinical L. Rev. Writers’ Workshop, University of Alabama (2020).

Legal Structures and IP Issues, University of Alabama Entrepreneurship Academy (2020).

The Principle of Amateurism in College Sports, Southeastern Association of Law Schools Conference (2020).

RUSSELL 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).

Selected Honors Outstanding Faculty Award, Student Bar Association (2018).

The University of Alabama School of Law 11

Federal Courts Constitutional Law Civil Procedure Interpretive Theory

Selected Publications Sacrificing Legitimacy in a Hierarchical Judiciary, 121 Colum. L. Rev. 1555 (2021).

Presidential Laws and the Missing Interpretive Theory, 168 U. Pa. L. Rev. 877-930 (2020).

Selected Presentations Which Textualism? Yale Law School (2021).

An analysis of a dataset containing every patient waitlisted for a liver between 2002 and 2017 reveals evidence that transplant professionals have routinely manipulated the waitlist priority of their patients, making some patients appear sicker.

Moreover, this manipulation occurs more often in areas of the country that argue most vehemently Moderator, Conversation with Justice Sotomayor, University of Alabama (2020).

Originalism Works-in-Progress, Center for the Study of Constitutional Originalism: Originalism Works-inProgress Conference (2021).

Sacrificing Legitimacy in a Hierarchical Judiciary, Eleventh Annual Constitutional Law Colloquium (2020).

Sacrificing Legitimacy in a Hierarchical Judiciary, Maryland Discussion Group on Constitutionalism (2021).

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

Textualism After Bostock: Which Textualism? UVA Symposium: Originalism Under Fire (2021).

Paying for Pretrial Detention, 98 N.C. L. Rev. 1255-1295 (2020).

Because the need for organ transplants far outstrips the number of available organs, the policies governing organ allocation in the United States are critically important and highly contentious.

Stealing Organs engages with the debate over whether national or local patients should receive priority under organ allocation systems. Focusing on liver allocation, it provides an innovative empirical analysis of the primary arguments and evidence that those in favor of national allocation policies have used to support their preferred policies—that the sickest patients should receive donated organs first, regardless of their location.

Sacrificing Legitimacy in a Hierarchical Judiciary, Legal Research Club Speaker Series, Columbia Law Review (2021).

Selected Book Chapters Prosecutors and Their Legislatures, Legislatures and Their Prosecutors, in The Oxford Handbook of Prosecutors and Prosecution (Oxford University Press 2021).

The Political Patterns of Bail Reform, 55 Wake Forest L. Rev. 743-757 (2020) (with Ronald F. Wright).

Associate Professor of Legal Writing

Charles E. Tweedy, Jr. Endowed Chairholder of Law & Director, Program in Constitutional Studies

Which Textualism? 134 Harv. L. Rev 265-307 (2020).

Selected Publications Volunteer Prosecutors, 59 Am. Crim. L. Rev. (forthcoming 2022).

CAMERON FOGLE

TARA LEIGH GROVE

Sacrificing Legitimacy in a Hierarchical Judiciary, William and Mary Institute for Bill of Rights Law (2021).

Federal Courts Employment Reforms: Constitutional Questions, AALS Annual Meeting: Federal Courts Section Panel (2021).

Sacrificing Legitimacy in a Hierarchical Judiciary, Twenty-Third Annual Faculty Conference: Federalist Society for Law and Public Policy (2021).

Sacrificing Legitimacy in a Hierarchical Judiciary, USD Colloquium Series (2021).

The Lost History of the Political Question Doctrine, AALS Annual Meeting: The Political Question Doctrine, Departmentalism, and the Limits of Justiciability (2021).

in favor of national allocation policies. Stealing Organs argues that the recent policy changes favoring greater national organ sharing are extensions of the manipulative tactics revealed by the empirical analysis. Given the results of the empirical analysis, the time has come to formalize local priority in organ allocation policy by amending the National Organ Transplant Act.

Which Textualism? Harv. L. Rev Colloquium Series (2020).

Socratic Teaching Even for the Non-Tech Savvy, Teaching Civil Procedure from a Distance, University of Alabama (2020).

Which Textualism? Textualism Seminar, Harvard Law Review (2020).

Tiers of Scrutiny in a Hierarchical Judiciary, UVA Symposium: Originalism and ‘ Stare Decisis (2020).

Which Textualism? William & Mary: Bostock, the Future of LGBTQ+ Rights, and Textualism (2020).

Selected Media Articles, Interviews, & Quotes

Court Reform: How and Whether to Reform our Nation’s Highest Court, UVA: Conference on Court Reform (2020).

Senate Republicans Overwhelmingly Back Failed Challenge to Impeachment Trial, Hinting at Trump Acquittal, USA Today (2021).

Judicial Review After Kisor and the Census Case, Gray Center for the Study of the Administrative State: Research Roundtable (2020).

Biden’s Supreme Court Commission Set to Launch as Some Liberals are Eager to Pack the Court, CNN (2021).

Sacrificing Legitimacy in A Hierarchical Judiciary, Alabama Law Workshop Series (2020).

The Multiple Faces of Textualism (reviewing Which Textualism?), Jotwell (2021).

Sacrificing Legitimacy in a Hierarchical Judiciary, Wisconsin Discussion Group on Constitutionalism (2020).

A Download of the Year from 2020: Which Textualism? Legal Theory Blog (2021).

The Lost History of the Political Question Doctrine, Empires or Umpires? Political Questions, Separation of Powers, and Judicial Legitimacy Symposium (2020).

Alabama Lawmakers Take Sides in National Debate Over Gun Rights, Alabama Local News (2021).

The Supreme Court’s Legitimacy Dilemma and Sacrificing Legitimacy in a Hierarchical Judiciary, UVA Federal Courts Seminar (2020).

Where Is Wall Street in Biden’s Transition Team? New York Times (2020).

All Bark and No Bite: Trump Holds Prescription Drug-Pricing Order in Search of Deal, NPR Morning Edition (2020).

Supreme Court’s Liberals Face a New Era of Conservative Dominance, CNN (2020).

David Westin’s Balance of Power, Bloomberg Television (2020) (multiple appearances).

The U.S. Supreme Court May Be Trying to Dodge Trump’s Tax Case, Quartz (2020).

Academic Highlight: The Past, Present and Future of Court Packing, SCOTUSBlog (2020).

Equal Rights Amendment Battle Highlights Obstacles to Challenging Federal Decisions in Court, San Francisco Chronicle (2020).

Tara Leigh Grove on Versions of Textualism, IPSE Dixit (2020).

RBG’s Biggest Opinions, From Civil Rights to Civil Procedure, Law360 (2020).

Ten Lateral Moves That Made Law Professors Take Notice During 201920, Brian Leiter’s Law School Reports (2020).

Trump’s Court Redo Is Set to be Even Broader If He Wins New Term, Bloomberg (2020).

Faculty Scholarship Report 12

A Favorable Court Opinion, But Not Unanimous, Marquette Lawyer (2020).

Rule of Law Series, Our American Stories National Radio Program (2020).

Regulating Bank Reputation Risk, 54 Ga. L. Rev. 523 (2020).

GOP Proxy Voting Challenge Faces Long Odds in Courts, Law360 (2020).

Letter to the Editor, Re: White Allies, Don’t Fail Us Again,The New York Times (2020).

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

Download of the Week: Sacrificing Legitimacy in a Hierarchical Judiciary, Legal Theory Blog (2020).

Can You Still Sue Someone in Alabama If You Get Coronavirus? AL.com (2020).

Download of the Week: Which Textualism? Legal Theory Blog (2020).

Will The Supreme Court Finally Force Trump’s Tax Returns to Be Released?

FiveThirtyEight (2020).

What I’d Like to Know about Bank Supervision in Five Years, Bank Supervision: Past, Present, and Future, sponsored by the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, Harvard Law School, and the Wharton School (2020).

Reassignment of Supreme Court Justices Won’t Affect Election Results, PolitiFact (2020).

Selected Honors Commissioner for the Presidential Commission on the Supreme Court of the United States.

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 Moral Reflections on 21st Century Tax Policy Trends, 52 Cumberland L. Rev. (forthcoming 2021).

Religiously Based Ethical Arguments Favoring Estate Taxes, Canopy Forum, Emory University (2021).

Some Musings as LLCs Approach the Fifty-Year Milestone, 51 Cumberland Law Review 1-41 (2020).

Selected Media Articles, Interviews, & Quotes An Alabama Doctor is Refusing to See Patient’s Unvaccinated Against COVID-19. Can He?, Huffpost (2021).

WalletHub Tax Survey, WalletHub (2021).

Alabama’s 1901 Constitution, WVUA (2020).

Sophie Kazis Podcast, Vice News (2020).

The University of Alabama School of Law 13

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

ANITA KAY HEAD

Assistant Dean for Students & Associate Professor of Legal Writing Legal Writing Employment Law Drafting Litigation Drafting Introduction the the Study of Law

Selected Presentations Recycling Responsibly: Why You Should Consider Reworking and Reusing Old Problems, LWI Biennial Conference (2020) (with Kimberly K. Boone).

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

Banking Hemp, B.U. L. Rev. Symposium: Marijuana Law 2020: Lessons from the Past, Ideas for the Future (2020).

The Economics of Multi-Sovereign Regulatory Contradiction: How Federal Drug Laws Impact Banking, Payroll and Financial Services, George Mason University Symposium on the Economics and Law of Cannabis Markets (2020).

Commentary on Paolo Saguato’s The Regulator of Law Resort, George Mason University Manne Faculty Forum (2020).

Banks and the Marijuana Industry, Marijuana Federalism: Uncle Sam and Mary Jane Webinar (2020).

Behind the Magic of Money, Bradley Financial Services Client Summit (2020).

Cannabis Banking: What the Marijuana Industry Can Learn from the Hemp Industry, Corporate Law Symposium: A Fresh Take on Cannabis Regulation, University of Cincinnati College of Law (2020).

JULIE HILL

Regulating Bank Reputation Risk, Emory University School of Law (2020).

Alton C. and Cecile Cunningham Craig Professor of Law

Due Process in Supervision, ABA Banking Law Committee Annual Meeting (2020).

Banking Law Payment Systems Secured Transactions

FinTech Innovations, AALS 2020 Annual Meeting (2020).

Selected Book Chapters Banks and the Marijuana Industry, in Marijuana Federalism: Uncle Sam and Mary Jane 139 (Brookings Institution Press 2020) (with Jonathan H. Adler ed.).

Selected Publications COVID-19, Banks, and FinTechs, ­­Consumer Fin. L. Q. Rep. (forthcoming 2021).

Cannabis Banking: What Marijuana Can Learn from Hemp, 101 B.U. L. Rev. 1043 (2021).

Selected Media Articles, Interviews & Quotes Worried About Dirty Money, U.S. Examines the Secrecy of Art Sales, N.Y. Times (2021).

N.Y. to Give Banks Anti-Redlining Credit for Climate Investments, Bloomberg Law (2021).

Citi’s Loss Over $500M ‘Blunder’ Won’t be Easy to Shake, Law360 (2021).

FDIC Appeals Panel for Bank Exams Unlikely to Boost Challenges, Bloomberg Law (2020).

RUSSELL GOLD Paying for Pretrial Detention, 98 N.C. L. Rev. 1255 (2020) American criminal law vastly overuses pretrial detention even as it purports to presume defendants innocent. This Article compares the underlying financial incentives in pretrial detention to those in civil preliminary injunctions. Both are procedures where a party seeks relief before judgment. And yet, these two procedures employ financial incentives in opposite ways. Civil procedure discourages interim relief by requiring plaintiffs to bear financial risk to obtain a preliminary injunction. Criminal law encourages interim relief by requiring defendants to pay to avoid pretrial detention. The reasons that civil procedure relies on financial incentives to discourage requests for interim relief—to avoid undue settlement pressure and compensate for losses inflicted on defendants because of hasty procedure— apply with at least as much force in criminal law. Thus, this Article contends that employing diametrically opposed approaches to interim relief

in the two systems is not justifiable. These disparate financial incentives troublingly protect the property rights of the wealthy more than the liberty rights of the poor.

So too do they track predictable disparities in race, wealth, and power between the civil and criminal systems, furthering the widespread concern that criminal law is racist and classist.

Co-organizer, Annual Law and Religion Roundtable (2020).

Otting’s OCC Tenure Defined by Willingness to Go It Alone, Bloomberg Law (2020).

Honor and the Rule of Law, Florida State University College of Law (2020).

Bank Exams May Lose Punch as Coronavirus Restrictions Linger, Bloomberg Law (2020).

Fifth Third Facing CFPB Fake Account Enforcement Action, Bloomberg Law (2020).

IT Pros Indicted After Arranging Credit Card Payments for Weed Startup, Ars Technica (2020).

PAUL HORWITZ

Gordon Rosen Professor of Law

Supervision: Sharp Focus on Tech Capability, Customer Well-Being, American Banker (2020).

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

With Payments Charter, OCC Pushes to Streamline Banking, Bank Innovation (2020).

Books First Amendment Institutions (Harvard University Press 2013).

2020 Election: How Will the Election Results Impact U.S. Open Banking? Bank Innovation (2020).

Selected Book Chapters Fame, Infamy, and Canonicity, 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).

2020 Election: Can a Public Credit Reporting Agency Become a Reality?

Bank Innovation (2020).

Varo’s Bank Charter Process a Test for Consumer Banking Startups, Bank Innovation (2020).

2020 Election: What’s at Stake for Bank Charters, Bank Innovation (2020).

Selected Publications The Two-Body Problem, Jotwell (2020).

A Disruptive Vision: Varo is Officially a Bank, Bank Innovation (2020).

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

Barrett May Reinforce High Court Trends for Banking Industry, Law360 (2020).

Biennial Colloquium in Law and Religion, St. John’s Law School (2020).

DANIEL 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 2022).

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

Selected Book Chapters Strategic Trade Controls, in Research Handbook on Arms Control Law (Thilo Marauhn and Eric Myjer, eds., Edward Elgar forthcoming 2021).

Faculty Scholarship Report 14

A Favorable Court Opinion, But Not Unanimous, Marquette Lawyer (2020).

Rule of Law Series, Our American Stories National Radio Program (2020).

Regulating Bank Reputation Risk, 54 Ga. L. Rev. 523 (2020).

GOP Proxy Voting Challenge Faces Long Odds in Courts, Law360 (2020).

Letter to the Editor, Re: White Allies, Don’t Fail Us Again,The New York Times (2020).

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

Download of the Week: Sacrificing Legitimacy in a Hierarchical Judiciary, Legal Theory Blog (2020).

Can You Still Sue Someone in Alabama If You Get Coronavirus? AL.com (2020).

Download of the Week: Which Textualism? Legal Theory Blog (2020).

Will The Supreme Court Finally Force Trump’s Tax Returns to Be Released?

FiveThirtyEight (2020).

What I’d Like to Know about Bank Supervision in Five Years, Bank Supervision: Past, Present, and Future, sponsored by the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, Harvard Law School, and the Wharton School (2020).

Reassignment of Supreme Court Justices Won’t Affect Election Results, PolitiFact (2020).

Selected Honors Commissioner for the Presidential Commission on the Supreme Court of the United States.

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 Moral Reflections on 21st Century Tax Policy Trends, 52 Cumberland L. Rev. (forthcoming 2021).

Religiously Based Ethical Arguments Favoring Estate Taxes, Canopy Forum, Emory University (2021).

Some Musings as LLCs Approach the Fifty-Year Milestone, 51 Cumberland Law Review 1-41 (2020).

Selected Media Articles, Interviews, & Quotes An Alabama Doctor is Refusing to See Patient’s Unvaccinated Against COVID-19. Can He?, Huffpost (2021).

WalletHub Tax Survey, WalletHub (2021).

Alabama’s 1901 Constitution, WVUA (2020).

Sophie Kazis Podcast, Vice News (2020).

The University of Alabama School of Law 13

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

ANITA KAY HEAD

Assistant Dean for Students & Associate Professor of Legal Writing Legal Writing Employment Law Drafting Litigation Drafting Introduction the the Study of Law

Selected Presentations Recycling Responsibly: Why You Should Consider Reworking and Reusing Old Problems, LWI Biennial Conference (2020) (with Kimberly K. Boone).

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

Banking Hemp, B.U. L. Rev. Symposium: Marijuana Law 2020: Lessons from the Past, Ideas for the Future (2020).

The Economics of Multi-Sovereign Regulatory Contradiction: How Federal Drug Laws Impact Banking, Payroll and Financial Services, George Mason University Symposium on the Economics and Law of Cannabis Markets (2020).

Commentary on Paolo Saguato’s The Regulator of Law Resort, George Mason University Manne Faculty Forum (2020).

Banks and the Marijuana Industry, Marijuana Federalism: Uncle Sam and Mary Jane Webinar (2020).

Behind the Magic of Money, Bradley Financial Services Client Summit (2020).

Cannabis Banking: What the Marijuana Industry Can Learn from the Hemp Industry, Corporate Law Symposium: A Fresh Take on Cannabis Regulation, University of Cincinnati College of Law (2020).

JULIE HILL

Regulating Bank Reputation Risk, Emory University School of Law (2020).

Alton C. and Cecile Cunningham Craig Professor of Law

Due Process in Supervision, ABA Banking Law Committee Annual Meeting (2020).

Banking Law Payment Systems Secured Transactions

FinTech Innovations, AALS 2020 Annual Meeting (2020).

Selected Book Chapters Banks and the Marijuana Industry, in Marijuana Federalism: Uncle Sam and Mary Jane 139 (Brookings Institution Press 2020) (with Jonathan H. Adler ed.).

Selected Publications COVID-19, Banks, and FinTechs, ­­Consumer Fin. L. Q. Rep. (forthcoming 2021).

Cannabis Banking: What Marijuana Can Learn from Hemp, 101 B.U. L. Rev. 1043 (2021).

Selected Media Articles, Interviews & Quotes Worried About Dirty Money, U.S. Examines the Secrecy of Art Sales, N.Y. Times (2021).

N.Y. to Give Banks Anti-Redlining Credit for Climate Investments, Bloomberg Law (2021).

Citi’s Loss Over $500M ‘Blunder’ Won’t be Easy to Shake, Law360 (2021).

FDIC Appeals Panel for Bank Exams Unlikely to Boost Challenges, Bloomberg Law (2020).

RUSSELL GOLD Paying for Pretrial Detention, 98 N.C. L. Rev. 1255 (2020) American criminal law vastly overuses pretrial detention even as it purports to presume defendants innocent. This Article compares the underlying financial incentives in pretrial detention to those in civil preliminary injunctions. Both are procedures where a party seeks relief before judgment. And yet, these two procedures employ financial incentives in opposite ways. Civil procedure discourages interim relief by requiring plaintiffs to bear financial risk to obtain a preliminary injunction. Criminal law encourages interim relief by requiring defendants to pay to avoid pretrial detention. The reasons that civil procedure relies on financial incentives to discourage requests for interim relief—to avoid undue settlement pressure and compensate for losses inflicted on defendants because of hasty procedure— apply with at least as much force in criminal law. Thus, this Article contends that employing diametrically opposed approaches to interim relief

in the two systems is not justifiable. These disparate financial incentives troublingly protect the property rights of the wealthy more than the liberty rights of the poor.

So too do they track predictable disparities in race, wealth, and power between the civil and criminal systems, furthering the widespread concern that criminal law is racist and classist.

Co-organizer, Annual Law and Religion Roundtable (2020).

Otting’s OCC Tenure Defined by Willingness to Go It Alone, Bloomberg Law (2020).

Honor and the Rule of Law, Florida State University College of Law (2020).

Bank Exams May Lose Punch as Coronavirus Restrictions Linger, Bloomberg Law (2020).

Fifth Third Facing CFPB Fake Account Enforcement Action, Bloomberg Law (2020).

IT Pros Indicted After Arranging Credit Card Payments for Weed Startup, Ars Technica (2020).

PAUL HORWITZ

Gordon Rosen Professor of Law

Supervision: Sharp Focus on Tech Capability, Customer Well-Being, American Banker (2020).

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

With Payments Charter, OCC Pushes to Streamline Banking, Bank Innovation (2020).

Books First Amendment Institutions (Harvard University Press 2013).

2020 Election: How Will the Election Results Impact U.S. Open Banking? Bank Innovation (2020).

Selected Book Chapters Fame, Infamy, and Canonicity, 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).

2020 Election: Can a Public Credit Reporting Agency Become a Reality?

Bank Innovation (2020).

Varo’s Bank Charter Process a Test for Consumer Banking Startups, Bank Innovation (2020).

2020 Election: What’s at Stake for Bank Charters, Bank Innovation (2020).

Selected Publications The Two-Body Problem, Jotwell (2020).

A Disruptive Vision: Varo is Officially a Bank, Bank Innovation (2020).

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

Barrett May Reinforce High Court Trends for Banking Industry, Law360 (2020).

Biennial Colloquium in Law and Religion, St. John’s Law School (2020).

DANIEL 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 2022).

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

Selected Book Chapters Strategic Trade Controls, in Research Handbook on Arms Control Law (Thilo Marauhn and Eric Myjer, eds., Edward Elgar forthcoming 2021).

Faculty Scholarship Report 14

Paths to Public Defense, Lunch Speaker Series, University of Alabama (2020).

Selected Media Articles, Interviews, & Quotes Judges Join Push for New Trial in Alabama Death Row Case, The Washington Post (2021).

AMY KIMPEL

Assistant Professor of Law anddd Director of the Criminal Defense Clinic Clinical Legal Education Criminal Procedure Immigration Law Federal Sentencing Trial Advocacy

Selected Publications Paying for a Clean Record, 112 J. Crim.

L & Criminology (forthcoming 2022).

Violent Videos: Criminal Defense in a Digital Age, 37 Ga. St. U. L. Rev. 301 (2021).

Many Americans Have Criminal Records, So Why Does Alabama Make It So Hard to Clear Your Name? Montgomery Advertiser (2020).

Mock Trials Help Law Students and Officers Gain New Skills, WVUA (2020).

Alabama Prison System’s COVID-19 Plan Anticipates Widespread Infection, Deaths, National Guard Intervention, AL.com.

(2020).

Alabama Defense Lawyers: Release Prison Inmates Most at Risk of Dying from Coronavirus, AL.com. (2020).

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

The School to Prison Pipeline, Lunchtime Speaker Series, Washburn University School of Law (2020).

Diversity, Inclusion, and the Law School Community, 1L Orientation, University of Alabama School of Law, Tuscaloosa, AL, (2020) (with Joshua Porter, Christine Taylor, and Chenelle Jones).

LGBTQ Clinicians and the Fight for Racial Justice, Virtual Clinical Conference, CLEA/AALS (2020) (with Daniel Harawa).

Viewing Violent Videos, AALS/CLEA Virtual Clinic Conference (2020).

Representing “Illegal People”, Guest speaker for Prof. Carl McHargh’s class “Illegal People”, University of Alabama (2020).

The University of Alabama School of Law 15

Constitutional Makeweights, The Future of the Chevron Doctrine, Duke University School of Law (2021).

Whalen v. Roe and the Constitutional Right to Informational Privacy in the United States, in Landmark Cases in Privacy Law (Hart Publishing 2021).

Free Speech as Civic Structure: A Comparative Analysis of How Courts and Culture – Not Constitutional Text – Shape the Freedom of Speech, Emory Law School’s Colloquium Scholarship Series (2020).

Judge Frank M. Johnson, Jr. and His Extended Law Clerk Family: Reminisces on Working for a Living Profile in 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 Emerging Problem of Global Injunctions and Some Preliminary Thoughts on How Best to Address It, in Comparative Privacy and Defamation. 307-328 (Edward Elgar 2020).

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

Selected Presentations Criminal Legal System and Transgender Rights, OutLaw & Criminal Law Society, University of Alabama School of Law, (2021) (with Gabriel Arkles).

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

Selected Book Chapters Giving the Invisible Hand a Relatively Free Hand: Data Privacy in the U.S. and the Unfortunate, but Lawful, Commodification of the Person, in Global Digitality and Privacy (Routledge, forthcoming 2022).

RONALD KROTOSZYNSKI, JR.

John S. Stone Chairholder of Law & Director of Faculty Research Administrative Law Constitutional Law First Amendment Law Telecommunications Law Comparative Constitutional Law

Books 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, and Christina E. Wells).

Selected Publications Squaring a Circle: Advice and Consent, Faithful Execution, and the Vacancies Act, 55 Ga. L. Rev 731-814 (2021) (with Atticus DeProspo).

Against Congressional Case Snatching, 62 Wm. & Mary L. Rev. (2020) (with Atticus DeProspo).

“A Republic If [We] Can Keep It”: A Prolegomenon on Righting the Ship of State in the Wake of the Trumpian Tempest, 98 Tex. L. Rev. 439-478 (2020).

The First Amendment as a Procrustean Bed? On How and Why Bright Line First Amendment Tests Can Stifle the Scope and Vibrancy of Democratic Deliberation, U. Chi. Legal F. 145-176 (2020).

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

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).

The Speech Rights of Students and Faculty in the Nation’s Public Schools, Freedom of Expression Scholars Conference, Yale Law School (2020).

The Serious Constitutional Difficulties of Regulating ‘Fake News’ in the United States, Global Comparisons on Anonymity, Liability, and Fake News Panel, Symposium on Truth and Liability in the New Media Age, University of Florida (2020).

How to Promote Your Academic Scholarship to a Wider, Broader Audience, University of Alabama School of Law Workshop Series (2020).

Selected Media Articles, Interviews & Quotes Laws Against Teaching Critical Race Theory In College Are Unconstitutional, The Washington Post (2021).

The War on Trans Kids is Totally Unconstitutional, The Atlantic (2021).

How the Senate Could Speed Up the Impeachment Trial, Politico (2021).

The Senate Must Hear Witnesses, The New York Times (2020).

Clinical Legal Education Trial Practice and Procedure Civil Procedure Criminal Procedure Police Training and Policing

Selected Presentations 2020-21 Law Enforcement Legal Update, Northport, AL Police Department (2021).

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

Laws of Arrest, State and Federal Criminal Procedure, Search & Seizure 4th Amendment Law, Title 15, Alabama Criminal Procedure, and Civil/Criminal Liability & Civil Rights, Alabama Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission Academy, Tuscaloosa, AL (2020).

7 Habits of Highly Efficient Case Management, Birmingham Bar Association (2020).

Evenings at Global Café: Cars, Cars, Cars, University of Alabama Global Café (2020).

Search & Seizure Refresher, University of Alabama Police Department (2020).

Evenings at Global Café: What You Need to Know About Landlords and Apartment Leases, University of Alabama Global Café (2020).

Why Florida Public Health Officials Won’t Blow the Whistle on Ron DeSantis, Slate (2020).

2019-20 Law Enforcement Legal Update, Northport, AL Police Department (2020).

The Conservative Idea That Would Let Biden Seize Control of Washington, Politico (2020).

States Are Using the Pandemic to Roll Back Americans’ Rights, The Atlantic (2020).

Vote-by-Mail Can Save the 2020 Election, The Atlantic (2020).

ALBERT LOPEZ

Professor of Law

Wills Race and Property Decedents’ Estates Legal History Property

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

Zoom Wills, Wash. U. L. Rev. Commentaries (2020).

Selected Publications A Rule 11 for Prosecutors, 87 Tenn. L. Rev. 1 (2019).

John Bolton Has a Clear First Amendment Right to Publish His Book, Slate (2020).

YURI R. LINETSKY

Safeguarding a Will: Will Deposit Statutes, 1 ed. ACTEC Law Journal 9397 (2020).

Selected Publications Remote Witnesses and Wills, NW. U. L. Rev Online (2020).

BENJAMIN MCMICHAEL

Associate Professor of Law Torts Health and Economics Health Law

Selected Publications Stealing Organs?, 97 Ind. L.J. (forthcoming 2022).

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

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

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

Occupational Licensing and the Opioid Crisis, 54 U.C. Davis L. Rev. (2020).

Contaminated Relationships in the Opioid Crisis, 72 Hastings L.J. (2020) (with Elissa Philip).

State-Created Fetal Harm, 109 Geo. L.J. (2020) (with Meghan McGee Boone).

Association of State Legislation and Industry Compensation to Orthopaedic Residents: A 3-Year Review of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Open Payments Database, The Journal of The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (2020) (with B.W. Wills, A.M. Almaguer, Archie G. McGwin, Jr, S.E. Ames, & B.A. Ponce).

Open Payments Reporting of Industry Compensation for Orthopedic Residents, Journal of Surgical Education (2020) (with A.M. Almaguer, B.W. Wills, Y. Chodaba, A.M. Arguello, G. McGwin, Jr, & B..A. Ponce).

Responses to Liability Immunization: Evidence from Medical Devices, 17 Journal of Empirical Legal Studies (2020) (with Elissa Gentry).

Nurse Practitioner Scope-of-Practice Laws and Opioid Prescribing, 99 Milbank Quarterly (2020).

Faculty Scholarship Report 16

Paths to Public Defense, Lunch Speaker Series, University of Alabama (2020).

Selected Media Articles, Interviews, & Quotes Judges Join Push for New Trial in Alabama Death Row Case, The Washington Post (2021).

AMY KIMPEL

Assistant Professor of Law anddd Director of the Criminal Defense Clinic Clinical Legal Education Criminal Procedure Immigration Law Federal Sentencing Trial Advocacy

Selected Publications Paying for a Clean Record, 112 J. Crim.

L & Criminology (forthcoming 2022).

Violent Videos: Criminal Defense in a Digital Age, 37 Ga. St. U. L. Rev. 301 (2021).

Many Americans Have Criminal Records, So Why Does Alabama Make It So Hard to Clear Your Name? Montgomery Advertiser (2020).

Mock Trials Help Law Students and Officers Gain New Skills, WVUA (2020).

Alabama Prison System’s COVID-19 Plan Anticipates Widespread Infection, Deaths, National Guard Intervention, AL.com.

(2020).

Alabama Defense Lawyers: Release Prison Inmates Most at Risk of Dying from Coronavirus, AL.com. (2020).

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

The School to Prison Pipeline, Lunchtime Speaker Series, Washburn University School of Law (2020).

Diversity, Inclusion, and the Law School Community, 1L Orientation, University of Alabama School of Law, Tuscaloosa, AL, (2020) (with Joshua Porter, Christine Taylor, and Chenelle Jones).

LGBTQ Clinicians and the Fight for Racial Justice, Virtual Clinical Conference, CLEA/AALS (2020) (with Daniel Harawa).

Viewing Violent Videos, AALS/CLEA Virtual Clinic Conference (2020).

Representing “Illegal People”, Guest speaker for Prof. Carl McHargh’s class “Illegal People”, University of Alabama (2020).

The University of Alabama School of Law 15

Constitutional Makeweights, The Future of the Chevron Doctrine, Duke University School of Law (2021).

Whalen v. Roe and the Constitutional Right to Informational Privacy in the United States, in Landmark Cases in Privacy Law (Hart Publishing 2021).

Free Speech as Civic Structure: A Comparative Analysis of How Courts and Culture – Not Constitutional Text – Shape the Freedom of Speech, Emory Law School’s Colloquium Scholarship Series (2020).

Judge Frank M. Johnson, Jr. and His Extended Law Clerk Family: Reminisces on Working for a Living Profile in 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 Emerging Problem of Global Injunctions and Some Preliminary Thoughts on How Best to Address It, in Comparative Privacy and Defamation. 307-328 (Edward Elgar 2020).

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

Selected Presentations Criminal Legal System and Transgender Rights, OutLaw & Criminal Law Society, University of Alabama School of Law, (2021) (with Gabriel Arkles).

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

Selected Book Chapters Giving the Invisible Hand a Relatively Free Hand: Data Privacy in the U.S. and the Unfortunate, but Lawful, Commodification of the Person, in Global Digitality and Privacy (Routledge, forthcoming 2022).

RONALD KROTOSZYNSKI, JR.

John S. Stone Chairholder of Law & Director of Faculty Research Administrative Law Constitutional Law First Amendment Law Telecommunications Law Comparative Constitutional Law

Books 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, and Christina E. Wells).

Selected Publications Squaring a Circle: Advice and Consent, Faithful Execution, and the Vacancies Act, 55 Ga. L. Rev 731-814 (2021) (with Atticus DeProspo).

Against Congressional Case Snatching, 62 Wm. & Mary L. Rev. (2020) (with Atticus DeProspo).

“A Republic If [We] Can Keep It”: A Prolegomenon on Righting the Ship of State in the Wake of the Trumpian Tempest, 98 Tex. L. Rev. 439-478 (2020).

The First Amendment as a Procrustean Bed? On How and Why Bright Line First Amendment Tests Can Stifle the Scope and Vibrancy of Democratic Deliberation, U. Chi. Legal F. 145-176 (2020).

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

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).

The Speech Rights of Students and Faculty in the Nation’s Public Schools, Freedom of Expression Scholars Conference, Yale Law School (2020).

The Serious Constitutional Difficulties of Regulating ‘Fake News’ in the United States, Global Comparisons on Anonymity, Liability, and Fake News Panel, Symposium on Truth and Liability in the New Media Age, University of Florida (2020).

How to Promote Your Academic Scholarship to a Wider, Broader Audience, University of Alabama School of Law Workshop Series (2020).

Selected Media Articles, Interviews & Quotes Laws Against Teaching Critical Race Theory In College Are Unconstitutional, The Washington Post (2021).

The War on Trans Kids is Totally Unconstitutional, The Atlantic (2021).

How the Senate Could Speed Up the Impeachment Trial, Politico (2021).

The Senate Must Hear Witnesses, The New York Times (2020).

Clinical Legal Education Trial Practice and Procedure Civil Procedure Criminal Procedure Police Training and Policing

Selected Presentations 2020-21 Law Enforcement Legal Update, Northport, AL Police Department (2021).

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

Laws of Arrest, State and Federal Criminal Procedure, Search & Seizure 4th Amendment Law, Title 15, Alabama Criminal Procedure, and Civil/Criminal Liability & Civil Rights, Alabama Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission Academy, Tuscaloosa, AL (2020).

7 Habits of Highly Efficient Case Management, Birmingham Bar Association (2020).

Evenings at Global Café: Cars, Cars, Cars, University of Alabama Global Café (2020).

Search & Seizure Refresher, University of Alabama Police Department (2020).

Evenings at Global Café: What You Need to Know About Landlords and Apartment Leases, University of Alabama Global Café (2020).

Why Florida Public Health Officials Won’t Blow the Whistle on Ron DeSantis, Slate (2020).

2019-20 Law Enforcement Legal Update, Northport, AL Police Department (2020).

The Conservative Idea That Would Let Biden Seize Control of Washington, Politico (2020).

States Are Using the Pandemic to Roll Back Americans’ Rights, The Atlantic (2020).

Vote-by-Mail Can Save the 2020 Election, The Atlantic (2020).

ALBERT LOPEZ

Professor of Law

Wills Race and Property Decedents’ Estates Legal History Property

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

Zoom Wills, Wash. U. L. Rev. Commentaries (2020).

Selected Publications A Rule 11 for Prosecutors, 87 Tenn. L. Rev. 1 (2019).

John Bolton Has a Clear First Amendment Right to Publish His Book, Slate (2020).

YURI R. LINETSKY

Safeguarding a Will: Will Deposit Statutes, 1 ed. ACTEC Law Journal 9397 (2020).

Selected Publications Remote Witnesses and Wills, NW. U. L. Rev Online (2020).

BENJAMIN MCMICHAEL

Associate Professor of Law Torts Health and Economics Health Law

Selected Publications Stealing Organs?, 97 Ind. L.J. (forthcoming 2022).

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

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

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

Occupational Licensing and the Opioid Crisis, 54 U.C. Davis L. Rev. (2020).

Contaminated Relationships in the Opioid Crisis, 72 Hastings L.J. (2020) (with Elissa Philip).

State-Created Fetal Harm, 109 Geo. L.J. (2020) (with Meghan McGee Boone).

Association of State Legislation and Industry Compensation to Orthopaedic Residents: A 3-Year Review of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Open Payments Database, The Journal of The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (2020) (with B.W. Wills, A.M. Almaguer, Archie G. McGwin, Jr, S.E. Ames, & B.A. Ponce).

Open Payments Reporting of Industry Compensation for Orthopedic Residents, Journal of Surgical Education (2020) (with A.M. Almaguer, B.W. Wills, Y. Chodaba, A.M. Arguello, G. McGwin, Jr, & B..A. Ponce).

Responses to Liability Immunization: Evidence from Medical Devices, 17 Journal of Empirical Legal Studies (2020) (with Elissa Gentry).

Nurse Practitioner Scope-of-Practice Laws and Opioid Prescribing, 99 Milbank Quarterly (2020).

Faculty Scholarship Report 16

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

Recent Developments in Arbitrary & Capricious Review: Lessons from Immigration Law, ABA Administrative Law Conference (2020).

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

Supreme Court Roundup, Immigration Law Society, University of Virginia School of Law (2020).

Occupational Licensing and the Opioid Crisis, Wake Forest School of Law Faculty Workshop (2020).

Selected Media Articles, Interviews & Quotes Legalizing Marijuana Could Help Fight the Opioid Epidemic, New Research Says, Route 50 (2020).

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

DANIEL POWELL

Associate Dean for Online Graduate Programs & Director of CLE Distance Education Director of LL.M. Concentration in Taxation Director of LL.M. Concentration in Business Transactions

Administrative Law New Scholarship Roundtable, Yale Law School (2020).

Selected Honors Selected for the American Consitution Society’s Junior Scholars Public Law Workshop (2020).

Selected Publications How to Make the Best Decision about a Graduate Law Degree, Birmingham Business Journal (2020).

MEREDITH RENDER

Professor of Law

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

ANIL MUJUMDAR

Assistant Professor of Law in Residence Interim Director of Diversity and Inclusion Human Trafficking Prison Conditions Civil Rights Litigation White Collar Practice and and and and

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

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

Selected Presentations What Do You Do When the Man’s Spying on You: The Intersection of Government Surveillance and Legal Advocacy, J. Legal Prof., University of Alabama School of Law (2021).

A Discussion with Lisa McNair and Former U.S. Senator Doug Jones on the 16th Street Baptist Church Bombing of 1963, South Asian Bar Association (2021).

Civil Asset Forfeiture’s Impact on Race and Class, Alabama Law Review Symposium: Timbs v. Indiana One Year Later (2020).

Selected Honors Gail K. Johnson Award, BLSA, The University of Alabama School of Law (2020).

SHALINI BHARGAVA RAY Associate Professor of Law Administrative Law Immigration Law

Selected Publications Immigration Law’s Arbitrariness Problem, 121 Colum. L. Rev. (forthcoming 2021).

Selected Publications Fiduciary Injury and the Citizen Enforcement of the Emoluments Clause, 95 Notre Dame L. Rev. 3 (2020).

The Concept of Property, 78 U. Pitt. L. Rev. 437 (2017).

Abdication Through Enforcement, 96 Ind. L. J. 1325 (2021).

The Emerging Lessons of Trump v.

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

The Law of Rescue, 108 Calif. L. Rev. 619 (2020).

Selected Shorter Works Supervision, Line-Drawing, and Faithful Execution, Yale J. on Regul., Notice & Comment (2021) (invited blog post).

Selected Presentations Presenter, 2021 Administrative Law New Scholarship Roundtable, Yale Law School (2021).

Presenter, Center on Law and Economy, Tulane Law School (2021).

Presenter, AALS New Voices in Administrative Law and Legislation (2021).

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

KENNETH ROSEN Professor of Law & Uniform Law Commissioner Business Organizations Corporate Governance Federal Securities Law Financial Derivatives International Business Transactions Market Regulation Law

Selected Publications Doing Business 2021, World Bank Group (2021) (contributor).

Justice Delayed, Justice Delivered, 71 Ala. L. Rev. 601 (2020) (with Hon. W. Keith Watkins).

Selected Presentations

Faculty Scholarship Report 18

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

Recent Developments in Arbitrary & Capricious Review: Lessons from Immigration Law, ABA Administrative Law Conference (2020).

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

Supreme Court Roundup, Immigration Law Society, University of Virginia School of Law (2020).

Occupational Licensing and the Opioid Crisis, Wake Forest School of Law Faculty Workshop (2020).

Selected Media Articles, Interviews & Quotes Legalizing Marijuana Could Help Fight the Opioid Epidemic, New Research Says, Route 50 (2020).

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

DANIEL POWELL

Associate Dean for Online Graduate Programs & Director of CLE Distance Education Director of LL.M. Concentration in Taxation Director of LL.M. Concentration in Business Transactions

Administrative Law New Scholarship Roundtable, Yale Law School (2020).

Selected Honors Selected for the American Consitution Society’s Junior Scholars Public Law Workshop (2020).

Selected Publications How to Make the Best Decision about a Graduate Law Degree, Birmingham Business Journal (2020).

MEREDITH RENDER

Professor of Law

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

ANIL MUJUMDAR

Assistant Professor of Law in Residence Interim Director of Diversity and Inclusion Human Trafficking Prison Conditions Civil Rights Litigation White Collar Practice and and and and

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

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

Selected Presentations What Do You Do When the Man’s Spying on You: The Intersection of Government Surveillance and Legal Advocacy, J. Legal Prof., University of Alabama School of Law (2021).

A Discussion with Lisa McNair and Former U.S. Senator Doug Jones on the 16th Street Baptist Church Bombing of 1963, South Asian Bar Association (2021).

Civil Asset Forfeiture’s Impact on Race and Class, Alabama Law Review Symposium: Timbs v. Indiana One Year Later (2020).

Selected Honors Gail K. Johnson Award, BLSA, The University of Alabama School of Law (2020).

SHALINI BHARGAVA RAY Associate Professor of Law Administrative Law Immigration Law

Selected Publications Immigration Law’s Arbitrariness Problem, 121 Colum. L. Rev. (forthcoming 2021).

Selected Publications Fiduciary Injury and the Citizen Enforcement of the Emoluments Clause, 95 Notre Dame L. Rev. 3 (2020).

The Concept of Property, 78 U. Pitt. L. Rev. 437 (2017).

Abdication Through Enforcement, 96 Ind. L. J. 1325 (2021).

The Emerging Lessons of Trump v.

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

The Law of Rescue, 108 Calif. L. Rev. 619 (2020).

Selected Shorter Works Supervision, Line-Drawing, and Faithful Execution, Yale J. on Regul., Notice & Comment (2021) (invited blog post).

Selected Presentations Presenter, 2021 Administrative Law New Scholarship Roundtable, Yale Law School (2021).

Presenter, Center on Law and Economy, Tulane Law School (2021).

Presenter, AALS New Voices in Administrative Law and Legislation (2021).

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

KENNETH ROSEN Professor of Law & Uniform Law Commissioner Business Organizations Corporate Governance Federal Securities Law Financial Derivatives International Business Transactions Market Regulation Law

Selected Publications Doing Business 2021, World Bank Group (2021) (contributor).

Justice Delayed, Justice Delivered, 71 Ala. L. Rev. 601 (2020) (with Hon. W. Keith Watkins).

Selected Presentations

Faculty Scholarship Report 18

Investor Confidence, Association of American Law Schools Annual Meeting/ Federalist Society Faculty Conference (2020).

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

Selected Media Articles, Interviews & Quotes Can Companies Be Held Liable When Their Employees Fall Ill with the Coronavirus? ABA Journal (2020).

Selected Honors American Bar Association on the Rise – Top 40 Young Lawyers Award (2020).

Appointed to Unifworm Law Commission Study Committee on Choice of Law & Choice of Court Clauses,Uniform Law Commission (2020).

Professor and Clement Research Affiliate

Assistant Professor of Law

Civil Rights Education Law Employment Discrimination Employment Law Labor Law Legislation & Regulation Torts

Selected Publications The Disparate Impact of Digital Surveillance, 101 B. U. L. Rev. (forthcoming 2021) (with Kristin N. Johnson).

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

Protecting Protected Activity, 95 Wash. L. Rev. 1891 (2020).

Selected Presentations Retaliation: Private Law, Public Law & Pandemic, Association of American Law Schools (AALS) Employment Discrimination Section Works in Progress Workshop (2020).

In Defense of Opening the Floodgates, 15th Annual Colloquium on Scholarship in Employment and Labor Law (COSELL), sponsored by The University of Louisville School of Law (2020).

Civil Rights Constitutional Law Critical Race Theory

Book Series Rule and Resistance (Bristol University Press 2020)(with Richard Delgado) (edited volume).

Must We Defend Nazis? Why The First Amendment Should Not Protect Hate Speech and White Supremacy (NYU Press 2018) (with Richard Delgado).

Jurisprudence—Classical and Contemporary: From Natural Law to Postmodernism (West Group, 3rd ed. 2018) (with Robert Hayman, Nancy Levit, Richard Delgado, Stanley Fish & Alice Eakin).

Critical Race Theory: An Introduction (NYU Press, 3rd ed.

2017) (with Richard Delgado).

Race and Races: Cases and Resources for A Diverse America (West, 3rd ed. 2015) (with Juan F. Perea, Richard Delgado, Angela P. Harris & Stephanie M. Wildman).

Protecting Protected Activity, Faculty Workshop, Tulane University Law School (2020).

In Defense of Opening the Floodgates, Association of American Law Schools (AALS) Employment Discrimination Section Incubator Workshop (2020).

Against “Equality”: A Critical Essay for the NAACP and Others, 48 Hastings Const. L.Q. 235 (2021) (with Richard Delgado).

The University of Alabama School of Law 19

Doctoral Students of Color Conference, University of Colorado at Denver (2020) (keynote speaker with Richard Delgado).

S​ elected Honors Honoring Richard Delgado and Jean Stefancic for the 30th Anniversary of the Publication of Why Do We Tell the Same Stories?, 42 Stan. L. Rev. 207 (1989), AALS 2021 Critical Legal Research Section: The Next Wave. (2021).

Farm-Raised Trout, 25 UC Davis Soc. Just. L. Rev. 1 (2020) (with Richard Delgado).

The Forest, The Trees, and Lone Pine Orders, Jotwell (2020).

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

Appellate Review of Jury Verdicts, Southeastern Association of Law Schools 2020 Annual Conference (2020).

Appellate Jurisdiction and the Emoluments Litigation, Current Trends and Emerging Issues in Federal Appellate Procedure, University of Akron School of Law (2020, postponed due ot COVID-19).

Selected Honors Civil Justice Scholarship Award, Pound Civil Justice Institute (2020).

Why We Shouldn’t Be So Quick to Reject the Notion That Federal Prosecutors Can Play a Role in Criminal Justice Reform, New Eng. L. Rev. (forthcoming, 2021).

The Rule of Law and the Impact of the Trump Administration on DOJ, Yale L.J. (2020).

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

Civil Lawsuits Against the Former President (2021).

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

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

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

In the top 10% of Authors on Social Science Research Network (SSRN) by all-time downloads (2018-2021).

Mass Incarceration, University of Alabama School of Law (2020).

Voter Suppression & The Attack on the Post Office, Talking Feds Podcast (2020).

Books Latinos and the Law: Cases and Materials (West, 2nd ed., forthcoming 2021) (with Richard Delgado, Leticia M. Saucedo, MarcTizoc González & Juan F. Perea).

Selected Publications Rodrigo’s Reappraisal, B.U. L. Rev. Online (Forthcoming 2021) (with Richard Delgado).

Protecting Protected Activity, Association of American Law Schools (AALS) New and Emerging Voices in Workplace Law (2020).

Selected Presentations Critical Legal Research, AALS annual meeting (2021) (with Richard Delgado).

Immigration Section Panel: Border Policy, Law and Society Association Annual Meeting (2020) (with Richard Delgado).

JEAN STEFANCIC

DAIQUIRI STEELE

Love in the Time of Cholera, 68 UCLA L. Rev. Online 170 (2020) (with Richard Delgado).

GARY SULLIVAN

Associate Professor of Law in Residence

ADAM STEINMAN

University Research Professor of Law Civil Procedure Complex Litigation International Human Rights Law

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

Bankruptcy Law Trial Advocacy Creditor Rights Commercial Litigation

Selected Presentations Mezzanine Loan Enforcement in the Era of COVID, ABA Subcommittee on Creditor Rights (2021).

Rethinking Standards of Appellate Review, 96 Ind. L.J. 1 (2020).

What Is a Fair Price for Objector Blackmail? Class Actions, Objectors, and the 2018 Amendments to Rule 23, 24 Lewis & Clark L. Rev. 549 (2020) (with Elizabeth Cabraser) (symposium).

Notice Pleading in Exile, 41 Cardozo L. Rev. 1057 (2020) (symposium).

No Laughing Matter, Jotwell (2020).

From the 16th St. Church Bombing to Policing in 2020, Online Presentation for New York High Schoolers (2020).

The Politicization of DOJ, Loyola Law School Journalist Law School Program, (2020).

The Politics of Justice: The Rule of Law Under Siege, NPR’s Conversations on the Green (2020).

Tampering with Justice: DOJ Drops Case Against Michael Flynn, Hammer Forum (2020).

Holding Court: A Justice Conversation with Joyce Vance & Maya Wiley, Defending the Rule of Law in The Time of Trump And COVID-19, Alliance for Justice (2020).

Federal Practice and Procedure, Volumes 4, 4A & 4B (West, 4th edition 2015 & supplements 2017-2021) (with Charles Alan Wright & Arthur R. Miller).

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

Voting Rights in Alabama & the US, Birmingham Bar (2020).

An Interview of Senator Doug Jones, Law Day (2020).

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 The Treat Every Defendant Equally and Fairly: Political Interference and the Challenges Facing the U.S. Attorneys’ Offices as the Justice Department Turns 150 Years Old, Yale L.J. (2021).

55th Selma March Anniversary, Voting Rights Panel, Selma Pilgrimage (2020).

Media Involvement NBC News & MSNBC Legal Analyst.

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

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

Selected Media Articles, Interviews & Quotes Garland’s Trump Defamation Lawsuit Decision Might Be Legally Defensible.

It’s Also Wrong, MSNBC Daily (2021).

Trump Acquitted in Senate Impeachment Trial That Hinged on Free Speech Fallacy, MSNBC Daily (2021).

There’s No Single Domestic Terrorism Statute. But Those Involved in the Riot at the Capitol May Still Be Prosecuted Under These Laws, Time Magazine (2021).

Civil Suits May Pry Out the Information We Need to Hold Trump Accountable, The Washington Post (2021).

Before We Forget the Capitol Attack, Make Domestic Terrorism the Top Priority It Should Be, USA Today (2021) (with Conner Eldridge).

Biden’s First 11 Federal Judge Nominees Highlight a Highly Nuanced Diversity, MSNBC Daily (2021).

Stop Targeting Trans Youth, CAFE (2021).

Families Belong Together: Undoing the Family Separation Policy, CAFE (2021).

Trump’s Senate Impeachment Conviction Is Unlikely. Voters Will Have to Stop Him (Again), MSNBC Daily (2021).

The Cost of the Steal, CAFE (2021).

The Pro-trump Insurrection at the Capitol Is Over. The Threat Posed

by Its Leaders Isn’t, MSNBC Daily (2021).

An Investigation into Trump’s Pardons Would Be a Great Move, MSNBC Daily (2021).

Trial of Derek Chauvin, Accused in Homicide of George Floyd, NBC & MSNBC (2021).

Barr’s Escape Hatch Isn’t Enough to Shake Trump’s Stigma, MSNBC Daily (2020).

Trump’s Election Strategy is to Desensitize America to Brazen Voter Suppression, MSNBC Daily (2020).

We May Never Recover from the Damage Trump Has Done to the Supreme Court, MSNBC Daily (2020).

Ruth Bader Ginsburg Lost Her Battle to Save Voting Rights. Here’s How We Can Take Up the Fight and Honor Her Legacy, Time Magazine (2020).

A Rap Sheet for a Former President, The Washington Post (2020) (with Barb McQuade).

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Investor Confidence, Association of American Law Schools Annual Meeting/ Federalist Society Faculty Conference (2020).

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

Selected Media Articles, Interviews & Quotes Can Companies Be Held Liable When Their Employees Fall Ill with the Coronavirus? ABA Journal (2020).

Selected Honors American Bar Association on the Rise – Top 40 Young Lawyers Award (2020).

Appointed to Unifworm Law Commission Study Committee on Choice of Law & Choice of Court Clauses,Uniform Law Commission (2020).

Professor and Clement Research Affiliate

Assistant Professor of Law

Civil Rights Education Law Employment Discrimination Employment Law Labor Law Legislation & Regulation Torts

Selected Publications The Disparate Impact of Digital Surveillance, 101 B. U. L. Rev. (forthcoming 2021) (with Kristin N. Johnson).

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

Protecting Protected Activity, 95 Wash. L. Rev. 1891 (2020).

Selected Presentations Retaliation: Private Law, Public Law & Pandemic, Association of American Law Schools (AALS) Employment Discrimination Section Works in Progress Workshop (2020).

In Defense of Opening the Floodgates, 15th Annual Colloquium on Scholarship in Employment and Labor Law (COSELL), sponsored by The University of Louisville School of Law (2020).

Civil Rights Constitutional Law Critical Race Theory

Book Series Rule and Resistance (Bristol University Press 2020)(with Richard Delgado) (edited volume).

Must We Defend Nazis? Why The First Amendment Should Not Protect Hate Speech and White Supremacy (NYU Press 2018) (with Richard Delgado).

Jurisprudence—Classical and Contemporary: From Natural Law to Postmodernism (West Group, 3rd ed. 2018) (with Robert Hayman, Nancy Levit, Richard Delgado, Stanley Fish & Alice Eakin).

Critical Race Theory: An Introduction (NYU Press, 3rd ed.

2017) (with Richard Delgado).

Race and Races: Cases and Resources for A Diverse America (West, 3rd ed. 2015) (with Juan F. Perea, Richard Delgado, Angela P. Harris & Stephanie M. Wildman).

Protecting Protected Activity, Faculty Workshop, Tulane University Law School (2020).

In Defense of Opening the Floodgates, Association of American Law Schools (AALS) Employment Discrimination Section Incubator Workshop (2020).

Against “Equality”: A Critical Essay for the NAACP and Others, 48 Hastings Const. L.Q. 235 (2021) (with Richard Delgado).

The University of Alabama School of Law 19

Doctoral Students of Color Conference, University of Colorado at Denver (2020) (keynote speaker with Richard Delgado).

S​ elected Honors Honoring Richard Delgado and Jean Stefancic for the 30th Anniversary of the Publication of Why Do We Tell the Same Stories?, 42 Stan. L. Rev. 207 (1989), AALS 2021 Critical Legal Research Section: The Next Wave. (2021).

Farm-Raised Trout, 25 UC Davis Soc. Just. L. Rev. 1 (2020) (with Richard Delgado).

The Forest, The Trees, and Lone Pine Orders, Jotwell (2020).

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

Appellate Review of Jury Verdicts, Southeastern Association of Law Schools 2020 Annual Conference (2020).

Appellate Jurisdiction and the Emoluments Litigation, Current Trends and Emerging Issues in Federal Appellate Procedure, University of Akron School of Law (2020, postponed due ot COVID-19).

Selected Honors Civil Justice Scholarship Award, Pound Civil Justice Institute (2020).

Why We Shouldn’t Be So Quick to Reject the Notion That Federal Prosecutors Can Play a Role in Criminal Justice Reform, New Eng. L. Rev. (forthcoming, 2021).

The Rule of Law and the Impact of the Trump Administration on DOJ, Yale L.J. (2020).

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

Civil Lawsuits Against the Former President (2021).

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

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

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

In the top 10% of Authors on Social Science Research Network (SSRN) by all-time downloads (2018-2021).

Mass Incarceration, University of Alabama School of Law (2020).

Voter Suppression & The Attack on the Post Office, Talking Feds Podcast (2020).

Books Latinos and the Law: Cases and Materials (West, 2nd ed., forthcoming 2021) (with Richard Delgado, Leticia M. Saucedo, MarcTizoc González & Juan F. Perea).

Selected Publications Rodrigo’s Reappraisal, B.U. L. Rev. Online (Forthcoming 2021) (with Richard Delgado).

Protecting Protected Activity, Association of American Law Schools (AALS) New and Emerging Voices in Workplace Law (2020).

Selected Presentations Critical Legal Research, AALS annual meeting (2021) (with Richard Delgado).

Immigration Section Panel: Border Policy, Law and Society Association Annual Meeting (2020) (with Richard Delgado).

JEAN STEFANCIC

DAIQUIRI STEELE

Love in the Time of Cholera, 68 UCLA L. Rev. Online 170 (2020) (with Richard Delgado).

GARY SULLIVAN

Associate Professor of Law in Residence

ADAM STEINMAN

University Research Professor of Law Civil Procedure Complex Litigation International Human Rights Law

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

Bankruptcy Law Trial Advocacy Creditor Rights Commercial Litigation

Selected Presentations Mezzanine Loan Enforcement in the Era of COVID, ABA Subcommittee on Creditor Rights (2021).

Rethinking Standards of Appellate Review, 96 Ind. L.J. 1 (2020).

What Is a Fair Price for Objector Blackmail? Class Actions, Objectors, and the 2018 Amendments to Rule 23, 24 Lewis & Clark L. Rev. 549 (2020) (with Elizabeth Cabraser) (symposium).

Notice Pleading in Exile, 41 Cardozo L. Rev. 1057 (2020) (symposium).

No Laughing Matter, Jotwell (2020).

From the 16th St. Church Bombing to Policing in 2020, Online Presentation for New York High Schoolers (2020).

The Politicization of DOJ, Loyola Law School Journalist Law School Program, (2020).

The Politics of Justice: The Rule of Law Under Siege, NPR’s Conversations on the Green (2020).

Tampering with Justice: DOJ Drops Case Against Michael Flynn, Hammer Forum (2020).

Holding Court: A Justice Conversation with Joyce Vance & Maya Wiley, Defending the Rule of Law in The Time of Trump And COVID-19, Alliance for Justice (2020).

Federal Practice and Procedure, Volumes 4, 4A & 4B (West, 4th edition 2015 & supplements 2017-2021) (with Charles Alan Wright & Arthur R. Miller).

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

Voting Rights in Alabama & the US, Birmingham Bar (2020).

An Interview of Senator Doug Jones, Law Day (2020).

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 The Treat Every Defendant Equally and Fairly: Political Interference and the Challenges Facing the U.S. Attorneys’ Offices as the Justice Department Turns 150 Years Old, Yale L.J. (2021).

55th Selma March Anniversary, Voting Rights Panel, Selma Pilgrimage (2020).

Media Involvement NBC News & MSNBC Legal Analyst.

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

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

Selected Media Articles, Interviews & Quotes Garland’s Trump Defamation Lawsuit Decision Might Be Legally Defensible.

It’s Also Wrong, MSNBC Daily (2021).

Trump Acquitted in Senate Impeachment Trial That Hinged on Free Speech Fallacy, MSNBC Daily (2021).

There’s No Single Domestic Terrorism Statute. But Those Involved in the Riot at the Capitol May Still Be Prosecuted Under These Laws, Time Magazine (2021).

Civil Suits May Pry Out the Information We Need to Hold Trump Accountable, The Washington Post (2021).

Before We Forget the Capitol Attack, Make Domestic Terrorism the Top Priority It Should Be, USA Today (2021) (with Conner Eldridge).

Biden’s First 11 Federal Judge Nominees Highlight a Highly Nuanced Diversity, MSNBC Daily (2021).

Stop Targeting Trans Youth, CAFE (2021).

Families Belong Together: Undoing the Family Separation Policy, CAFE (2021).

Trump’s Senate Impeachment Conviction Is Unlikely. Voters Will Have to Stop Him (Again), MSNBC Daily (2021).

The Cost of the Steal, CAFE (2021).

The Pro-trump Insurrection at the Capitol Is Over. The Threat Posed

by Its Leaders Isn’t, MSNBC Daily (2021).

An Investigation into Trump’s Pardons Would Be a Great Move, MSNBC Daily (2021).

Trial of Derek Chauvin, Accused in Homicide of George Floyd, NBC & MSNBC (2021).

Barr’s Escape Hatch Isn’t Enough to Shake Trump’s Stigma, MSNBC Daily (2020).

Trump’s Election Strategy is to Desensitize America to Brazen Voter Suppression, MSNBC Daily (2020).

We May Never Recover from the Damage Trump Has Done to the Supreme Court, MSNBC Daily (2020).

Ruth Bader Ginsburg Lost Her Battle to Save Voting Rights. Here’s How We Can Take Up the Fight and Honor Her Legacy, Time Magazine (2020).

A Rap Sheet for a Former President, The Washington Post (2020) (with Barb McQuade).

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Voting By Mail Protects Our Democracy and Our Families, USA Today (2020) (with Peter Neronha, & Jenny Durkan).

Selected Presentations The Wyatt Case at 50, Law & Psychological Review Symposium (2021).

Kenosha Visit Reality: Trump Is Anything but a ‘Law and Order’ Leader, USA Today (2020) (with Andrew Weissman, Chuck Rosenberg, Mimi Rocah, & Barb McQuade).

FREDRICK VARS

Trump’s Clemency for Roger Stone Is an Admission of the President’s Guilt in Russia Probe, USA Today (2020).

Ira Drayton Pruitt, Sr. Professor of Law

Turn Police Reform Ideas into Law and Officers into Guardians: 62 Obama-era US Attorneys, USA Today (2020) (with Ron Machen, Paul Fishman, Steve Dettelbach, & Barb McQuade).

Mental Health Law Firearm Law Disability Law Property Trusts and Estates Law and Economics

Want to Reform the Criminal Justice System? Focus on Prosecutors, Time Magazine (2020).

Bill Barr Is Eroding the Rule of Law. Don’t Let Him Get Away with It, New York Magazine (2020) (with Barb McQuade).

Americans Need to Know the Truth About William Barr’s Friday Night Massacre. We Can’t Afford to Wait, Time Magazine (2020).

The Coronavirus Is Hitting Our Nation’s Prisons and Jails Hard and It’s Exposing a Crisis That Existed Long Before the Outbreak in Nov., Time Magazine (2020).

If William Barr Truly Believed in Rule of Law, He Would Resign, Time Magazine (2020).

If Trump Is Allowed to Turn the Justice Department into a Political Weapon, No One Is Safe, Time Magazine (2020).

If the Senate Doesn’t Hold Trump Accountable, the Damage will go Far Beyond this Presidency, Time Magazine (2020).

Do Not Be Alarmed If the Election Night Count Is Slow, AL.com (2020).

Covid & Prisons, On Point/NPR (2020).

The University of Alabama School of Law 21

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

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

Voluntary Do-Not-Sell Lists — An Innovative Approach to Reducing Gun Suicides, New Eng. J. Med (2020).

The Walmart Effect, Journal of Law, Medicine, & Ethics (2020).

Gun Trust as Private Red Flag Law, Property & Probate (2020).

Of Death and Delusion: What Survives Kahler V. Kansas? U. Penn. L. Rev. Online (2020).

Jail Suicide by Design, 68 UCLA L. Rev. Discourse (2020).

Guns and Freedom Symposium, Quinnipiac University School of Law (2020).

Seeing Red: Risk-Based Gun Regulation, Law & Psychol. Rev. Symposium (2020).

Selected Media Articles, Interviews, & Quotes Suicide Accounts for Most Gun Deaths.

A Libertarian Approach Could Help, The Wall Street Journal (2020) (with Ian Ayres).

Peaceful Assembly Can’t Happen Without the Option of Gun-Free Events, The Washington Post (2020) (with Ian Ayres).

A New Tool to Reduce Veteran Suicide, The Hill (2020) (with Ian Ayres).

Bill Advances to Create A ‘Do Not Sell’ List to Prevent Gun Suicides, Roanoke Times (2020).

Voting By Mail Protects Our Democracy and Our Families, USA Today (2020) (with Peter Neronha, & Jenny Durkan).

Selected Presentations The Wyatt Case at 50, Law & Psychological Review Symposium (2021).

Kenosha Visit Reality: Trump Is Anything but a ‘Law and Order’ Leader, USA Today (2020) (with Andrew Weissman, Chuck Rosenberg, Mimi Rocah, & Barb McQuade).

FREDRICK VARS

Trump’s Clemency for Roger Stone Is an Admission of the President’s Guilt in Russia Probe, USA Today (2020).

Ira Drayton Pruitt, Sr. Professor of Law

Turn Police Reform Ideas into Law and Officers into Guardians: 62 Obama-era US Attorneys, USA Today (2020) (with Ron Machen, Paul Fishman, Steve Dettelbach, & Barb McQuade).

Mental Health Law Firearm Law Disability Law Property Trusts and Estates Law and Economics

Want to Reform the Criminal Justice System? Focus on Prosecutors, Time Magazine (2020).

Bill Barr Is Eroding the Rule of Law. Don’t Let Him Get Away with It, New York Magazine (2020) (with Barb McQuade).

Americans Need to Know the Truth About William Barr’s Friday Night Massacre. We Can’t Afford to Wait, Time Magazine (2020).

The Coronavirus Is Hitting Our Nation’s Prisons and Jails Hard and It’s Exposing a Crisis That Existed Long Before the Outbreak in Nov., Time Magazine (2020).

If William Barr Truly Believed in Rule of Law, He Would Resign, Time Magazine (2020).

If Trump Is Allowed to Turn the Justice Department into a Political Weapon, No One Is Safe, Time Magazine (2020).

If the Senate Doesn’t Hold Trump Accountable, the Damage will go Far Beyond this Presidency, Time Magazine (2020).

Do Not Be Alarmed If the Election Night Count Is Slow, AL.com (2020).

Covid & Prisons, On Point/NPR (2020).

The University of Alabama School of Law 21

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

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

Voluntary Do-Not-Sell Lists — An Innovative Approach to Reducing Gun Suicides, New Eng. J. Med (2020).

The Walmart Effect, Journal of Law, Medicine, & Ethics (2020).

Gun Trust as Private Red Flag Law, Property & Probate (2020).

Of Death and Delusion: What Survives Kahler V. Kansas? U. Penn. L. Rev. Online (2020).

Jail Suicide by Design, 68 UCLA L. Rev. Discourse (2020).

Guns and Freedom Symposium, Quinnipiac University School of Law (2020).

Seeing Red: Risk-Based Gun Regulation, Law & Psychol. Rev. Symposium (2020).

Selected Media Articles, Interviews, & Quotes Suicide Accounts for Most Gun Deaths.

A Libertarian Approach Could Help, The Wall Street Journal (2020) (with Ian Ayres).

Peaceful Assembly Can’t Happen Without the Option of Gun-Free Events, The Washington Post (2020) (with Ian Ayres).

A New Tool to Reduce Veteran Suicide, The Hill (2020) (with Ian Ayres).

Bill Advances to Create A ‘Do Not Sell’ List to Prevent Gun Suicides, Roanoke Times (2020).

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