Faculty Publications & Activities

2026

• Other Publication

  Dishonor and the Civil Service

  Aaron L. Nielson. “Dishonor and the Civil Service.” (CIVITAS OUTLOOK, March 30, 2026).
• Article

  Theories of University Endowment Taxation, Washington University Law Review (2026)

  Lauren Libby. “Theories of University Endowment Taxation, Washington University Law Review (2026).” (March 25, 2026). View online.
• Other Publication

  Major Questions Doctrine and its Bipartisan History

  Aaron L. Nielson. “Major Questions Doctrine and its Bipartisan History.” (CIVITAS OUTLOOK, March 16, 2026).
• Article

  Unveiling the Patent Landscape of Biologic Drugs

  Melissa F. Wasserman, Michael Frakes. “Unveiling the Patent Landscape of Biologic Drugs.” In 120 Northwestern Law Review, (Forthcoming 2026). View online.
• Article

  Permitted practices in insurance accounting, how they work and why they help

  Andrew Granato, Alejandro Drexler. “Permitted practices in insurance accounting, how they work and why they help.” In 51 The Geneva Papers on Risk and Insurance - Issues and Practice, Page 399 (2026). View online.
• Article

  Our New Old Patent System

  Paul R. Gugliuzza. “Our New Old Patent System.” In 106 Boston University Law Review, (forthcoming 2026). View online.
• Article

  Training by Travel: Medical Education for OB/GYN Residents after Dobbs

  Rachel Rebouche. “Training by Travel: Medical Education for OB/GYN Residents after Dobbs.” In American Journal of Law & Medicine, (March 1, 2026).
• Article

  Procedure, Substance, and Judge Shopping

  Paul R. Gugliuzza. “Procedure, Substance, and Judge Shopping.” In 174 University of Pennsylvania Law Review, Page 1023 (2026). View online.
• Article

  What Judges Study (and Does It Matter?)

  Paul R. Gugliuzza. “What Judges Study (and Does It Matter?).” In 76 American University Law Review Forum, (forthcoming 2026). View online.
• Presentation / Panelist / Discussant

  Presentation of the new book Enforced Disappearances: On Universal Responses to a Worldwide Phenomenon

  Ariel E. Dulitzky. “Presentation of the new book Enforced Disappearances: On Universal Responses to a Worldwide Phenomenon” at Book Presentation, virtual (February 25, 2026).
• Other Publication

  The Administrative State’s Sludge

  Aaron L. Nielson. “The Administrative State’s Sludge.” (CIVITAS OUTLOOK, February 24, 2026).
• Presentation / Panelist / Discussant

  Panelist in a discussion about sports law

  Ariel E. Dulitzky. “Panelist in a discussion about sports law” at Jackson Geoscience Building, University of Texas (February 18, 2026).
• Presentation / Panelist / Discussant

  Speaker for CLE course International Human Rights Law and Businesses: Legal Developments and Practitioner Guidance

  Ariel E. Dulitzky. “Speaker for CLE course International Human Rights Law and Businesses: Legal Developments and Practitioner Guidance” at Dallas Bar Association CLE course, Online (February 17, 2026). View online.
• Article

  Habeas and the 1948 Judicial Code

  Lee Kovarsky. “Habeas and the 1948 Judicial Code.” In 79 Stanford Law Review, Page __ (forthcoming 2026). View online.
• Article

  Infringement by Drug Label

  Paul R. Gugliuzza, Jacob S. Sherkow. “Infringement by Drug Label.” In 78 Stanford Law Review, Page 131 (2026). View online.
• Article

  Patronage Pardons

  Lee Kovarsky. “Patronage Pardons.” In 76 Duke Law Journal, (forthcoming 2026). View online.
• Article

  Drug Labels as Evidence of Patent Infringement

  Paul R. Gugliuzza, Jacob S. Sherkow. “Drug Labels as Evidence of Patent Infringement.” In 394 New England Journal of Medicine, Page 630 (2026). View online.
• Other Publication

  Twenty Years of Justice Alito

  Aaron L. Nielson. “Twenty Years of Justice Alito.” (CIVITAS OUTLOOK, January 30, 2026).
• Legislative/Administrative Testimony

  Review and Reform: The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act and Executive Accountability

  Testimony before U.S. Senate Committee on the Judiciary regarding Review and Reform: The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act and Executive Accountability (January 28, 2026). View online.

• Other Publication

  Why is the Federal Reserve Special—and Just How Special is It?

  Aaron L. Nielson. “Why is the Federal Reserve Special—and Just How Special is It?.” (CIVITAS OUTLOOK, January 20, 2026).