Faculty Publications & Activities

2015

• Article

  Criminal Law’s Science Lag: How Criminal Justice Meets Changed Scientific Understanding

  Jennifer E. Laurin, Criminal Law’s Science Lag: How Criminal Justice Meets Changed Scientific Understanding [Symposium: Science Challenges for Law and Policy], 93 Texas Law Review 1751 (2015).
• Article

  Trademark Functionality Reexamined

  Robert G. Bone, Trademark Functionality Reexamined, 7 Journal of Legal Analysis 183 (2015).
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  Splitting Infinitives, Ending with Prepositions, and Beginning with But

  Wayne Schiess, Splitting Infinitives, Ending with Prepositions, and Beginning with But, Michigan Bar Journal, June 2015, at 46.

• Article

  Does Tort Reform Affect Physician Supply? Evidence from Texas

  Charles M. Silver, Does Tort Reform Affect Physician Supply? Evidence from Texas, 42 International Review of Law & Economics 203 (2015) (with David A. Hyman, Bernard Black & Myungho Paik).
• Article

  Gideon by the Numbers: The Emergence of Evidence-Based Practice in Indigent Defense

  Jennifer E. Laurin, Gideon by the Numbers: The Emergence of Evidence-Based Practice in Indigent Defense [Symposium: The Failures of Gideon and New Paths Forward], 12 Ohio State Journal of Criminal Law 325 (2015).
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  Textualism and the Presumption of Reasonable Drafting

  Cory R. Liu, Textualism and the Presumption of Reasonable Drafting, 38 Harv. J.L. & Pub. Pol'y 711 (2015).

• Article

  The NLRB: What Went Wrong and Should We Try to Fix It?

  Julius G. Getman, The NLRB: What Went Wrong and Should We Try to Fix It?, 64 Emory Law Journal 1495 (2015).
• Article

  The Press and Political Community

  David A. Anderson, The Press and Political Community, 2015/1 In Medias Res 1 (2015). [Published in Hungarian as A sajtó és politikai közösségek]

• Article

  Rethinking Judicial Review of Expert Agencies

  Wendy E. Wagner, Rethinking Judicial Review of Expert Agencies [Symposium: Science Challenges for Law and Policy], 93 Texas Law Review 1681 (2015) (with Elizabeth Fisher & Pasky Pascual).

• Article

  Science and Policy in Setting National Ambient Air Quality Standards: Resolving the Ozone Enigma

  Thomas O. McGarity, Science and Policy in Setting National Ambient Air Quality Standards: Resolving the Ozone Enigma [Symposium: Science Challenges for Law and Policy], 93 Texas Law Review 1783 (2015).
• Other Activity

  Invited Panelist

  Lynn A. Baker. “Invited Panelist” at ABA National Conference on Professional Responsbility (May 28, 2015).
• Amicus Brief

  Brief for the City of Houston, Harris County Attorney, and Air Alliance Houston as Amici Curiae in Support of Appellants and in Support of Reversal

  Environment Texas Citizen Lobby v. ExxonMobil Corp., 824 F.3d 507 (5th Cir. 2016)

• Article

  Article III in the Political Branches

  Tara Leigh Grove, Article III in the Political Branches, in 90 Notre Dame Law Review 1835 (symposium issue) (2015). View Online

• Presentation / Panelist / Discussant

  Low-Income Homeowners and the Problem of Tangled Titles: Innovative Strategies to Secure Homeownership Assets

  Heather K. Way. “Low-Income Homeowners and the Problem of Tangled Titles: Innovative Strategies to Secure Homeownership Assets” at ABA/NLADA Equal Justice Conference (May 8, 2015).
• Article

  When ‘Simplification’ is a Trojan Horse for Great Harm

  Calvin H. Johnson, When ‘Simplification’ is a Trojan Horse for Great Harm, 147 Tax Notes 565 (May 4, 2015).
• Article

  Secured Creditor Control and Bankruptcy Sales: An Empirical View

  Jay L. Westbrook, Secured Creditor Control and Bankruptcy Sales: An Empirical View [Symposium: Illinois Abi Symposium on Chapter 11 Reform], 2015 University of Illinois Law Review 831.

• Article

  Designing Compensatory Funds: In Search of First Principles

  Linda S. Mullenix, Designing Compensatory Funds: In Search of First Principles, 3 Stanford Journal of Complex Litigation 1 (2015).

• Article

  Chapter 15 Recognition in the United States: Is a Debtor "Presence" Required?

  Jay L. Westbrook, Chapter 15 Recognition in the United States: Is a Debtor "Presence" Required?, 24 International Insolvency Review 28 (2015) (with Daniel Glosband). [Summarized in American Bankruptcy Institute Journal, May 2015 at 24; Harvard Law School Bankruptcy Roundtable, May 26, 2015, available at https://blogs.harvard.edu/bankruptcyroundtable/2015/05/26/chapter-15-recognition-in-the-united-states-is-a-debtor-presence-required/.]
• Article

  The (Possible) Impact of Judaism and Israel on One Particular Career as a Legal Academic

  Sanford V. Levinson, The (Possible) Impact of Judaism and Israel on One Particular Career as a Legal Academic, 16 Rutgers Journal of Law & Religion 321 (2015).
• Article

  Removal Into Admiralty: The Removal of State-Court Maritime Cases to Federal Court

  Michael F. Sturley, Removal Into Admiralty: The Removal of State-Court Maritime Cases to Federal Court, 46 Journal of Maritime Law & Commerce 105 (2015).