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Faculty PublicationsScholarship Published Since July 2017 & Scholarship To Be Published By June 2019This report is based on information available as of April 2019

Now entering its 175th year, Carolina Law is home to a vibrant intellectual community.

Our dynamic faculty includes experts on a broad range of topics. They not only publish scholarship that advances the academic conversation in their respective disciplines, but their research also has real-world impact.

Frequently cited by courts (including the U.S. Supreme Court), our faculty’s research has also prompted policy makers to propose legislative reforms, and it has helped shape the public debate about the law and its place in our society.

As a great public law school, Carolina Law will continue to make significant legal and policy contributions, such as those contained in this report. I look forward to sharing more of our faculty’s ambitious work in the future.

Carolina LawWhere Research and Scholarship Flourish

Martin H. Brinkley ’92Dean and Arch T. Allen Distinguished Professor of Law

Scholarship is to be created not by compulsion, but by awakening

a pure interest in knowledge.

RALPH WALDO EMERSON

CAROLINA LAW FACULTY SCHOLARSHIP 4

David S. Ardia Associate Professor of Law and Co-Director of the Center for Media Law and Policy

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERSDavid S. Ardia, Court Transparency and the First Amendment, 28 Cardozo L. rev. 835 (2017).

David S. Ardia, Privacy and Court Records: Online Access and the Loss of Practical Obscurity, 2017 U. ILL. L. rev. 1385 (2017).

Kevin Bennardo Clinical Associate Professor of Law

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERS Kevin Bennardo & Mark Glover, The Location of Holographic Wills, 97 N.C. L. rev. (forthcoming 2019).

Kevin Bennardo, The Madness of Insane Delusions, 60 arIz. L. rev. 601 (2018).

Kevin Bennardo, Dear Congress: Remove the “Committed an Offense” Requirement from 18 U.S.C. § 3553(e), 29 Fed. SeNt. rep. 93 (2017).

Kevin Bennardo, The Third Precedent, 25 Geo. MaSoN L. rev. 148 (2017).

Kaci Bishop Clinical Associate Professor of Law

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERSKaci Bishop, Unconventional Actors, 44 N.C. J. INt’L L. (forthcoming 2019).

Kaci Bishop, Framing Failure in the Legal Classroom: Techniques for Encouraging Growth and Resilience, 70 ark. L. rev. 959 (2018).

John Charles Boger Wade Edwards Distinguished Professor of Law Emeritus

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERSJohn Charles Boger, McCleskey v. Kemp: Field Notes from 1977-1991, 112 Nw. U. L. rev. 1637 (2018).

John Charles Boger, The Future of the Death Penalty: The Seeds of Time, 51 texaS teCh L. rev. 75 (2018).


Lissa L. Broome Burton Craige Distinguished Professor and Director of the Center for Banking and Finance

BOOKS AND BOOK CHAPTERSLISSa LaMkIN BrooMe & Jerry MarkhaM, reGULatIoN oF BaNk FINaNCIaL ServICe aCtIvItIeS (5th ed., 2018).

Lissa Lamkin Broome, The United States of America, in CaN BaNkS StILL keep a SeCret? BaNk SeCreCy IN FINaNCIaL CeNtreS aroUNd the worLd (Sandra Booysen & Dora Neo eds., 2017).

Patricia Bryan Henry P. Brandis Distinguished Professor of Law

BOOKS AND BOOK CHAPTERS

Patricia L. Bryan, The Braves’ Plan to Desert Turner Field and Move Again: Public Funding for a New Stadium in the Suburbs, in CooperStowN SyMpoSIUM oN BaSeBaLL & aMerICaN CULtUre, 2015-2016 (William M. Simons ed., 2017).

Alexa Chew Clinical Associate Professor of Law

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERSAlexa Z. Chew, Stylish Legal Citation, 71 U. ark. L. rev. (forthcoming 2019).

Alexa Z. Chew, Citation Literacy, 70 U. ark. L. rev. 869 (2018).

Andrew Chin Professor of Law

BOOKS AND BOOK CHAPTERS Andrew Chin, Kinematically Abstract Claims in Surgical Robotics Patents, in reSearCh haNdBook oN the Law oF artIFICIaL INteLLIGeNCe (Woodrow Barfield ed., 2018).

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERSAndrew Chin, Gregory Herschlag, and Jonathan Mattingly, The Signature of Gerry-mandering in Rucho v. Common Cause, 70 S.C. L. rev. (forthcoming 2019).

Andrew Chin, Teaching Patents as Real Options, 95 N.C. L. rev. 1433 (2017).

Andrew Chin, Surgically Precise but Kinematically Abstract Patent Claims, 55 hoUStoN L. rev. 267 (2017).


John Conley William Rand Kenan Jr. Professor of Law

BOOKS AND BOOK CHAPTERS JohN M. CoNLey, wILLIaM M. o’Barr, aNd roBIN C. rINer, JUSt wordS: Law, LaNGUaGe, aNd power (3d ed., forthcoming 2019).

John M. Conley, Indicators, in INterNatIoNaL eNCyCLopedIa oF aNthropoLoGy (2018).

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERSJohn M. Conley, Introduction: A Lawyer’s Guide to CRISPR Gene Editing, in Sympo-sium, The Legal, Ethical, and Policy Implications of CRISPR Gene Editing, 97 N.C. L. rev. (forthcoming 2019).

John M. Conley, J.L Smeehuijzen, Cynthia L. Williams, and Deborah Rupp, Can Soft Regulation Prevent Financial Crises?: The Dutch Central Bank's Supervision of Behavior and Culture, 51 CorNeLL INt’L L.J. 775 (2019).

John M. Conley, Recent Privacy Law Developments with Major Implications for Medical and Scientific Research, 19 N.C. J. L. teCh. 327 (2018).

John M. Conley, Justice and Judgment Among the Whomever: An Anthropological Ap-proach to Judging, 67 dUke L.J. oNLINe 135 (2018).

Eric Juengst, John M. Conley, et al., Is Enhancement the Price of Prevention in Human Gene Editing?, 1 CrISpr J. 351 (2018).

Gabriel Lazaro-Munoz, John M. Conley, et. al., Which Results to Return: Subjective Judgments in Selecting Medically Actionable Genes, 21 GeNetIC teStING & MoLeCULar BIoMarkerS 184 (2017).

Michael L. Corrado Arch T. Allen Distinguished Professor of Law Emeritus

BOOKS AND BOOK CHAPTERS Michael L. Corrado, Doing Without Desert, in Free wILL aNd the Law: New perSpeCtIveS (Allan McCay & Michael Sevel eds., 2019).

Michael L. Corrado, Insanity and Free Will: The Humanitarian Argument for Abolition, in the INSaNIty deFeNSe: MULtIdISCIpLINary vIewS oN ItS hIStory, treNdS, aNd CoNtroverSIeS (Mark D. White ed., 2017).

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERSMichael L. Corrado, Free Will Fallibilism and the ‘Two Standpoints’ Account of Freedom, 197 SyNtheSe (forthcoming 2019).

Michael L. Corrado, Free Will, Punishment, and the Burden of Proof, 37 CrIM. JUSt. ethICS 55 (2018).

Michael L. Corrado, Criminal Quarantine and the Burden of Proof, phILoSophIa, September 2018.


John F. Coyle Reef C. Ivey II Term Professor of Law and Associate Professor of Law

BOOKS AND BOOK CHAPTERS John F. Coyle, The SPEECH Act and the Enforcement of Foreign Libel Judgments in U.S. Courts, in yearBook oF prIvate INterNatIoNaL Law (Andrea Bonomi & Gian Paolo Romano eds., 2017).

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERSJohn F. Coyle, Interpreting Forum Selection Clauses, 104 Iowa L. rev. (forthcoming 2019).

John F. Coyle & Christopher Drahozal, An Empirical Study of Dispute Resolution Clauses in International Supply Contracts, 52 vaNd. J. traNSNat’L L. (forthcoming 2019).

John F. Coyle, Choice-of-Law Clauses in U.S. Bond Indentures, 13 Cap. MktS. L.J. 152 (2018).

John F. Coyle & Joseph Green, The SAFE, the KISS, and the Note: A Survey of Startup Seed Financing Contracts, 103 MINN. L. rev. headNoteS 42 (2018).

John F. Coyle & W. Mark C. Weidemaier, Interpreting Contracts Without Context, 67 aM. U. L. rev. 1673 (2018).

John F. Coyle & Joseph Green, Startup Lawyering 2.0, 95 N.C. L. rev. 1403 (2017).

John F. Coyle, The Canons of Construction for Choice-of-Law Clauses, 92 waSh. L. rev. 631 (2017).

John F. Coyle & Jason Yackee, Reviving the Treaty of Friendship: Enforcing Interna-tional Investment Law in U.S. Courts, 49 arIz. St. L.J. 61 (2017).

John F. Coyle, Friendly and Hostile Deals in the Market for Sovereign Control, 66 dUke L.J. oNLINe 37 (2017).

John F. Coyle, The Great Vanishing: International Trade Agreements in U.S. Courts, 95 N.C. L. rev. addeNdUM 70 (2017).

Maxine Eichner Graham Kenan Distinguished Professor of Law

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERS Maxine Eichner, The Free-Market Family and Children’s Caretaking, 71 FLa. L. rev. F. 45 (2019).

Maxine Eichner, Medically Unexplained Symptoms and the Diagnosis of Medical Child Abuse, 18 aM. J. BIoethICS 24 (2018).

Maxine Eichner, The Privatized American Family, 93 Notre daMe L. rev. 213 (2017).


Kate Sablosky Elengold Clinical Associate Professor

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERS Kate Sablosky Elengold, Consumer Remedies for Civil Rights, 99 B.U. L. rev. 587 (2019).

Julia Barnard, Jess Dorrance, Kate Sablosky Elengold & David Ansong, “I was on my own:” Reconsidering the regulatory framework for family support during college, UNC CeNter For CoMMUNIty CapItaL (2019).

Kate Sablosky Elengold, Jess Dorrance, Julia Barnard & David Ansong, Was it worth it?: The complexities and contradiction in assessing the value of higher education, UNC CeNter For CoMMUNIty CapItaL (2019).

Jess Dorrance, Kate Sablosky Elengold, Hannah Gill, Julia Barnard, & David Ansong, “If you want to rise above:” First-generation college students and opportunities for enhancing supportive services, UNC CeNter For CoMMUNIty CapItaL (2019).

David Ansong, Jess Dorrance, Kate Sablosky Elengold, & Julia Barnard, Methodological and Technical Appendix: Research on the impact of student loan debt on household financial health, UNC CeNter For CoMMUNIty CapItaL (2019).

Kate Sablosky Elengold, Clustered Bias, 96 N.C. L. rev. 457 (2018).

Barbara A. Fedders Assistant Professor of Law

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERSBarbara A. Fedders, The Constant Classroom: Surveillance in North Carolina’s Public Schools, 98 N.C. L. rev. (forthcoming 2019).

Barbara A. Fedders, Opioid Policing, 94 INd. L.J. (forthcoming 2019).

Barbara A. Fedders, Schooling at Risk, 103 Iowa L. rev. 871 (2018).


Deborah R. Gerhardt Associate Professor of Law

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERS Deborah R. Gerhardt & Jon McClanahan, Owning Colors, 40 Cardozo L. rev. (forthcoming 2019).

Deborah R. Gerhardt, Posner and Irrationality, 50 U. paC. L. rev. 349 (2019).

Deborah R. Gerhardt, Beware the Trademark Echo Chamber: Why Federal Courts Should Not Defer to USPTO Administrative Decisions, 33 BerkeLey teCh. L.J. (2018).

Deborah R. Gerhardt, Trademarks as Entrepreneurial Change Agents for Legal Reform, 95 N.C. L. rev. 1519 (2017).

Michael J. Gerhardt Samuel Ashe Distinguished Professor in Constitutional Law

BOOKS AND BOOK CHAPTERS MIChaeL J. Gerhardt, the FederaL IMpeaChMeNt proCeSS: a CoNStItUtIoNaL aNd hIStorI-CaL aNaLySIS (3d ed. 2019).

Michael J. Gerhardt, IMpeaChMeNt: what everyoNe NeedS to kNow (2018).

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERS Michael J. Gerhardt, Presidential Defiance of the Courts, 12 harv. L. & poL’y rev. 67 (2018).

Michael J. Gerhardt, Dissent in the Senate, 127 yaLe L.J. F. 728 (2018).

Michael J. Gerhardt, Review of Josh Chafetz' Congress and the Constitution, 133 poL. SCI. Q. 389 (2018).

Michael J. Gerhardt, Response: Practice Makes Precedent, 131 harv. L. rev. F. 32 (2017).

Michael J. Gerhardt, Justice Scalia’s Legacies, 15 FIrSt aMeNd. L. rev. 221 (2017).

Michael J. Gerhardt & Richard Painter, Majority Rule and the Future of Judicial Selection, 2017 wIS. L. rev. 263 (2017).


Thomas Lee Hazen Cary C. Boshamer Distinguished Professor of Law

BOOKS AND BOOK CHAPTERS thoMaS Lee hazeN, JoSe GaBILoNdo & Jerry MarkhaM, Corporate FINaNCe: deBt, eQUIty aNd derIvatIve MarketS aNd theIr INterMedIarIeS (4th ed., 2017).

thoMaS Lee hazeN, Broker-deaLer reGULatIoN IN a NUtSheLL (3d ed., 2017).

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERS Thomas Lee Hazen, Tulips, Oranges, Worms, and Coins – Virtual, Digital, or Crypto Currency and the Securities Laws, 21 N.C.J.L. & teCh. (April 2019)

Thomas Lee Hazen, Virtual or Crypto Currencies and the Securities Laws, 38 FUtUreS & derIvatIveS L. rep., Nov. 2018, 1.

Carissa Byrne Hessick Anne Shea Ransdell & William Garland “Buck” Ransdell, Jr. Distinguished Professor of Law and Associate Dean for Faculty Development

BOOKS AND BOOK CHAPTERS Carissa Byrne Hessick, Finality and the Capital/Non-Capital Punishment Divide, in FINaL JUdGMeNtS: the aMerICaN death peNaLty aNd the Law (Austin Sarat ed., 2017).

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERS Carissa Byrne Hessick, The Myth of Common Law Crimes, 105 va. L. rev. (forthcoming 2019).

Carissa Byrne Hessick & William W. Berry, Sixth Amendment Sentencing After Hurst, 66 UCLa L. rev. 448 (2019).

Carissa Byrne Hessick, The Expansion of Child Pornography Law, 21 New CrIM. L. rev. 321 (2018).

Carissa Byrne Hessick, Towards a Series of Academic Norms for #Lawprof Twitter, 101 MarQ. L. rev. 903 (2018).

Russell M. Gold, Carissa Byrne Hessick & F. Andrew Hessick, Civilizing Criminal Settlements, 97 B.U L. rev. 1608 (2017).

Carissa Byrne Hessick, DNA Exonerations and the Elusive Promise of Criminal Justice Reform, 15 ohIo St. J. CrIM. L. 271 (2017).

Carissa Byrne Hessick, Corpus Linguistics and the Criminal Law, 2017 BYU L. Rev. 1503 (2017).


F. Andrew Hessick Professor of Law and Associate Dean for Strategy

BOOKS AND BOOK CHAPTERS arthUr heLLMaN, davId StraS, ryaN SCott & F. aNdrew heSSICk, FederaL CoUrtS: CaSeS aNd MaterIaLS oN JUdICIaL FederaLISM aNd the LawyerING proCeSS (4th ed., 2017).

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERS F. Andrew Hessick, Quasi-Sovereign Standing, 94 Notre daMe L. rev. (forthcoming 2019).

F. Andrew Hessick, Federalism Limits on Non-Article III Adjudication, 43 pepp. L. rev. (forthcoming 2019)

F. Andrew Hessick, Consenting to Adjudication Outside the Article III Courts, 71 vaNd. L. rev. 715 (2018).

F. Andrew Hessick & William P. Marshall, State Standing to Constrain the President, 21 Chap. L. rev. 83 (2018).

F. Andrew Hessick, Remedial Chevron, 97 N.C. L. rev. 1 (2018).

F. Andrew Hessick, The Separation-of-Powers Theory of Standing, 95 N.C. L. rev. 673 (2017).

Russell M. Gold, Carissa Byrne Hessick & F. Andrew Hessick, Civilizing Criminal Settlements, 97 B.U. L. rev. 1608 (2017).

Jeffrey M. Hirsch Geneva Yeargan Rand Distinguished Professor of Law

BOOKS AND BOOK CHAPTERS JeFFrey M. hIrSCh, paUL SeCUNda & rIChard a. BaLeS, UNderStaNdING eMpLoyMeNt Law (3d ed., 2019).

JeFFrey M. hIrSCh, paUL SeCUNda & JoSeph SeINer, MaSterING eMpLoyMeNt dISCrIMINatIoN (2d ed., 2018).

MIChaeL dUFF, JeFFrey M. hIrSCh & paUL SeCUNda, LaBor Law: a proBLeM-BaSed approaCh (2d ed., 2017).

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERS Jeffrey M. Hirsch & Joseph Seiner, A Modern Union for the Modern Economy, 86 FordhaM L. rev. 1727 (2018).

Jeffrey M. Hirsch, Southeastern Association of Law Schools Symposium: The “Planta-tion” Problem, 86 UMkC L. rev. 537 (2018).


Melissa B. Jacoby Graham Kenan Professor of Law

BOOKS AND BOOK CHAPTERS Melissa B. Jacoby & Edward J. Janger, Bankruptcy Sales, in Corporate BaNkrUptCy haNdBook (Barry Adler ed., 2017).

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERS Edward J. Balleisen & Melissa B. Jacoby, Consumer Protection after a Global Financial Crisis, 107 Geo. L.J. 813 (2019).

Melissa B. Jacoby & Edward J. Janger, Tracing Equity: Realizing and Allocating Value in Chapter 11, 96 tex. L. rev. 673 (2018).

Melissa B. Jacoby, Corporate Bankruptcy Hybridity, 166 U. pa. L. rev. 1715 (2018).

Melissa B. Jacoby, Presiding Over Municipal Bankruptcy: Then, Now, and Puerto Rico, 91 aM. BaNkr. L.J. 375 (2017).

Marti Kopacz, Melissa B. Jacoby, Angel Taveras, & Hon. Frank Bailey, Democracy in Peril: What to Do When Elected Officials Haven’t, Can’t or Won’t, 37 MUN. FIN. J. 21 (2017).

Eisha Jain Assistant Professor of Law

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERS Eisha Jain, The Interior Structure of Immigration Enforcement, 167 U. pa. L. rev. (forthcoming 2019).

Eisha Jain, Capitalizing on Criminal Justice, 67 dUke L.J. 1381 (2018).

Eisha Jain, Proportionality and Other Misdemeanor Myths, 98 B.U. L. rev. 953 (2018).

Eisha Jain, Understanding Immigrant Protective Policies in Criminal Justice, 95 tex. L. rev. See aLSo 101 (2017).

Thomas A. Kelley Paul B. Eaton Distinguished Professor of Law and Interim Director of Clinical Programs

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERS Thomas A. Kelley & Christopher B. McLaughlin, North Carolina’s Nonprofit Property Tax Exemption Conundrum, 96 N.C. L. rev. 1769 (2018).

Thomas A. Kelley, Maintaining Power by Manipulating Memory in Rwanda, 41 Ford-haM INt’L L.J. 79 (2017).


Joseph E. Kennedy Martha Brandis Term Professor of Law

BOOKS AND BOOK CHAPTERSJoSeph e. keNNedy, CrIMINaL Law: CaSeS, CoNtroverSIeS aNd proBLeMS (2019).

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERSJoseph E. Kennedy, Isaac Unah, & Kaci Wahlers, Sharks and Minnows in the War on Drugs: A Study of Quantity, Race and Drug Type in Drug Arrests, 52 U.C. davIS L. rev. 729 (2018).

Catherine Y. Kim George R. Ward Term Professor of Law and Associate Professor of Law

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERS Catherine Y. Kim, The President’s Immigration Courts, 68 eMory L.J. 1 (2018).

Catherine Y. Kim, Plenary Power in the Modern Administrative State, 96 N.C. L. rev. 77 (2017).

Joan H. Krause Dan K. Moore Distinguished Professor of Law

BOOKS AND BOOK CHAPTERS Joan H. Krause, Integration, Fragmentation, and Human Nature: The Role of the Fraud and Abuse Laws in a Changing Health Care System, in oxFord haNdBook oF U.S. heaLth-Care Law (I. Glenn Cohen, Allison Hoffman & William M. Sage, eds., 2017).

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERS Joan H. Krause & Richard S. Saver, Real World Evidence in the Real Word: Beyond the FDA, aM. J.L. & Med. 161 (2018).

Joan H. Krause et al., Preventing Egregious Ethical Violations in Medical Practice: Evi-dence-Informed Recommendations from a Multidisciplinary Working Group, 104 J. Med. reG., deC. 2018, at 23.

Joan H. Krause, Holes in the Triple Canopy: What the Fourth Circuit Got Wrong, 68 S.C. L. rev. 845 (2017).

Joan H. Krause, Reflections on Certification, Interpretation, and the Quest for Fraud that “Counts”’ Under the False Claims Act, 2017 U. ILL. L. rev. 1811 (2017).

Joan H. Krause, Teaching Fraud and Abuse Law: Seeing Both the Forest and the Trees, 61 St. LoUIS U. L.J. 457 (2017).


Holning Lau Willie Person Mangum Distinguished Professor of Law

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERS Holning Lau, From Loving to Obergefell: Elevating the Significance of Discriminatory Effects, 24 va. J. SoC. poL’y & L. 317 (2018).

Holning Lau, Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Discrimination, 2 CoMp. dISCr. L. 1 (2018).

Holning Lau & Hillary Li, American Equal Protection and Global Convergence, 86 FordhaM L. rev. 1251 (2017).

Holning Lau, Marriage Equality and Family Diversity: Comparative Perspectives from the United States and South Africa, 85 FordhaM L. rev. 2615 (2017).

William P. Marshall William Rand Kenan Jr. Distinguished Professor of Law

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERS William P. Marshall, The Limits on Congress’s Power to Do Nothing, 93 INd. L.J. 159 (2018).

William P. Marshall, The First Amendment in Contemporary Society: The Thirty-Sixth Annual Federalist Society National Student Symposium on Law and Public Policy—2017: Extricating the Religious Exemption Debate from the Cultural Wars, 41 harv. J.L. & pUB. poL’y 67 (2018).

F. Andrew Hessick & William P. Marshall, State Standing to Constrain the President, 21 Chap. L. rev. 83 (2018).

William P. Marshall, Does the First Amendment Prevent or Allow FEMA to Provide Disaster Aid to Churches?, 133 pUB. heaLth rep. 119 (2018).

William P. Marshall, Third-Party Burdens and Conscientious Objection to War, 106 ky. L.J. 685 (2018).

William P. Marshall, The Constitutionality of School Prayer: Or Why Engel v. Vitale May Have Had It Right All Along, 46 Cap. U. L. rev. 339 (2018).

William P. Marshall, Tribute to Professor Jonathan L. Entin: Before There Was Google, There Was Jonathan Entin, 67 CaSe w. reS. L. rev. 1019 (2017).


Jonas J. Monast C. Boyden Gray Distinguished Fellow, Assistant Professor, and Director of the Center on Climate, Energy, Environment & Economics (CE3)

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERSJonas J. Monast, Governing Extinction in the Era of Gene Editing, 97 N.C. L. rev. (forthcoming 2019).

Jonas J. Monast, Electricity Competition and the Public Good: Rethinking Markets and Monopolies, 90 U. CoLo. L. rev. 667 (2019).

Jonas J. Monast, Franz T. Litz, & Kate Konschnik, Harnessing Competition in a Transitioning Electricity System: Opportunities for Traditional Cost-of-Service States, dUke U. NIChoLaS INS. eNv’t poL’y SoLUtIoNS & UNC L. SCh. Ctr. CLIMate, eNerGy, eNv’t & eCoN. (2019).

Jonas J. Monast, Editing Nature: Reconceptualizing Biotechnology Governance, 59 B.C. L. rev. 2377 (2018).

Heather Payne, Jonas Monast, Hannah Wiseman & Nicolas Eason, Transitioning to a Lower-Carbon Energy Future: Challenges and Opportunities for Municipal Utilities and Electric Cooperatives, FLa. St. U. C. L. eNvtL., eNerGy & LaNd USe proGraM & UNC L. SCh. Ctr. CLIMate, eNerGy, eNv’t & eCoN. (2018).

Jonas J. Monast, Brian Murray & Jonathan Wiener, On Markets, Morals, and Climate Change: Exploring Pope Francis’ Challenge, 80 Law & CoNteMp. proBS. 135 (2017).

Jonas Monast, From Top-Down to Bottom-Up Climate Policy: New Challenges in Carbon Market Design, 8 SaN dIeGo J. CLIMate & eNerGy L. 175 (2017).

Jonas J. Monast, Sarah Adair, Franz Litz, Tim Profeta & Christina Reichert, Revisiting the NAAQS Program for Regulating Greenhouse Gas Emissions under the Clean Air Act, dUke U. NIChoLaS INS. eNv’t poL’y SoLUtIoNS (2017).

Robert P. Mosteller J. Dickson Phillips Distinguished Professor of Law

BOOKS AND BOOK CHAPTERSroBert p. MoSteLLer, paUL C. GIaNNeLLI, LIeSa L. rIChter & keNNeth S. BroUN, proBLeMS IN evIdeNCe (6th ed., 2018).

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERSRobert P. Mosteller, Paul Giannelli’s Scholarship of Measured Wisdom, Sophistication, and Significance, and a Man of Diligence, Humor, and Graciousness, 68 CaSe w. reS. L. rev. 805 (2018).


Eric L. Muller Dan K. Moore Distinguished Professor of Law in Jurisprudence and Ethics

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERSEric L. Muller, The Nazi Analogy in Japanese American Civil Rights Discourse, patterNS preJUdICe (forthcoming 2019).

Eric L. Muller, Of Coercion and Accommodation: Looking at Japanese American Imprisonment through a Law Office Window, 35 Law & hISt. rev. 277 (2017).

Richard E. Myers Henry Brandis Distinguished Professor of Law

BOOKS AND BOOK CHAPTERSKenneth S. Broun, Richard E. Myers II, and Jonathan E. Broun, BraNdIS aNd BroUN oN North CaroLINa evIdeNCe (8th ed. 2018).

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERS

Richard E. Myers, Police-Generated Digital Video: Five Key Questions, Multiple Audiences, and a Range of Answers, 96 N.C. L. rev. 1237 (2018).

Richard E. Myers, The Attorney-Client Privilege, Client Confessions and Wrongful Convictions: Immunity as a Statutory Solution, 104 CorNeLL L. rev. oNLINe 101 (2018).

Richard E. Myers & Sara Sun Beale, The Constitution v. the Convention: The Evolution of the Court-mandated Right to Counsel in the United States, 27 dUke J. CoMp. & INt’L L. 1 (2017).

Gene R. Nichol Boyd Tinsley Distinguished Professor of Law

BOOKS AND BOOK CHAPTERSGene R. Nichol, the FaCeS oF poverty IN North CaroLINa: StorIeS FroM oUr INvISIBLe CItIzeNS (2018).

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERSGene R. Nichol & Heather Hunt, Criminalizing Poverty in North Carolina: Fines and Fees, 40 N.C. CeNtraL L. rev. (forthcoming 2019).

Gene R. Nichol, Losing Carolina, 25 SoUtherN CULtUreS (Spring, 2019).

Gene R. Nichol, Lessons on Political Speech, Academic Freedom, and University Governance From the New North Carolina, 16 FIrSt aMeNd. L. rev. 39 (2018).


John V. Orth William Rand Kenan Jr. Professor of Law

BOOKS AND BOOK CHAPTERSJohn V. Orth, A Progressive Jurist Confronts Blackstone: ‘A Very Narrowing Effect upon our Profession,’ in BLaCkStoNe’S CrItICS (Wilfrid Prest & Anthony Page eds., 2018).

John V. Orth, Blackstone, in oxFord haNdBook oF LeGaL hIStorICaL reSearCh (Marcus Dubber & Chris Tomlins eds., 2018).

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERSJohn V. Orth, North Carolina and the Genius of the Common Law, 41 CaMpBeLL L. rev. (forthcoming 2019). John V. Orth, Unconstitutional Emoluments: The Emoluments Clauses of the North Carolina Constitution, 97 N.C. L. rev. (forthcoming 2019).

John V. Orth, Of Titles and Testaments: Reflections of an American Reader of the Adelaide Law Review, 40 adeLaIde L. rev. (forthcoming 2019).

John V. Orth, Krithika Ashok, & Paul T. Babie, Compulsory Acquisition of Property for ‘Public Purposes’ in the United States, India, and Australia, 42 FordhaM INt’L L.J. 999 (2019).

Paul T. Babie, John V. Orth & Charlie Xiao-chuan Weng, The Honoré-Waldron Thesis: A Comparison of the Blend of Ideal-Typic Categories of Property in American, Chinese, and Australian Land Law, 91 tUL. L. rev. 739 (2017).

John V. Orth, Torrens Title in North Carolina—Maybe A Hundred Years Is Long Enough, 39 CaMpBeLL L. rev. 271 (2017).

John V. Orth, Recent Developments in North Carolina Property Law: Where’s the Supreme Court of North Carolina?, 95 N.C. L. rev. 1561 (2017).

John V. Orth & Paul Babie, The Troubled Boundaries of Torrens Indefeasibility: Lessons from Australia and the United States, 7 prop. L. rev. 33 (2017).

Leigh Osofsky Professor of Law

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERSLeigh Osofsky & Joshua D. Blank, Simplexity in Legal Transitions, I/S: a JoUrNaL oF Law aNd poLICy For the INForMatIoN SoCIety (forthcoming 2019).

Leigh Osofsky & Shuyi Oei, Constituencies and Control in Statutory Drafting: Interviews with Government Tax Counsels, 104 Iowa L. rev. 1219 (2019).

Susan C. Morse & Leigh Osofsky, Regulating by Example, 35 yaLe J. reG. 127 (2018).

Leigh Osofsky & Joshua D. Blank, Simplexity, 66 eMory L.J. 189 (2017).


Mary-Rose Papandrea Judge John J. Parker Distinguished Professor of Law and Associate Dean for Academic Affairs

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERSMary-Rose Papandrea, The Missing Marketplace of Ideas, 94 Notre daMe L. rev. (forthcoming 2019).

Mary-Rose Papandrea, Media Litigation in a Post-Gawker World, 93 tUL. L. rev. (forthcoming 2019).

Mary-Rose Papandrea, Sex and Religion: Unholy Bedfellows, 116 MICh. L. rev. 859 (2018).

Mary-Rose Papandrea, The Free Speech Rights of University Students, 101 MINN. L. rev. 1801 (2017).

Kathryn A. Sabbeth Associate Professor of Law

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERSKathryn A. Sabbeth, Housing Defense as the New Gideon, harv. J.L. & GeNder 55 (2018).

Kathryn A. Sabbeth, Simplicity as Justice, 2018 wIS. L. rev 287.

Maria Savasta-Kennedy Clinical Professor of Law and Director of the Externship Program

BOOKS AND BOOK CHAPTERS MarIa SavaSta-keNNedy, North CaroLINa eNvIroNMeNtaL Law (2018).


Richard S. Saver Arch T. Allen Distinguished Professor of Law BOOKS AND BOOK CHAPTERSRichard S. Saver, Transparency and Financial Conflicts: The Uncertain Case for Sunshine, in traNSpareNCy IN heaLth aNd heaLth Care: Law aNd ethICS reSpoNSIBILItIeS aNd LIMItS (Holly Fernandez Lynch, I. Glenn Cohen, Carmel Shachar & Barbara Evans eds., forthcoming 2019).

Richard S. Saver, Health Law’s Uneasy Relationship with Delivery System Innovation, in oxFord haNdBook oF U.S. heaLthCare Law (I. Glenn Cohen, Allison Hoffman & William Sage eds., 2017). ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERSRichard S. Saver, Financial Conflicts Regulation in the New Era of Sunshine: What We Know and Still Need to Know, 15 INd. heaLth L. rev. 67 (2018).

Joan H. Krause & Richard S. Saver, Real World Evidence in the Real Word: Beyond the FDA, 44 aM. J.L. & Med. 161 (2018).

Richard S. Saver, Deciphering the Sunshine Act: Transparency Regulation and Financial Conflicts in Health Care, 43 aM. J.L. & Med. 305 (2017).

Theodore M. Shaw Julius L. Chambers Distinguished Professor of Law and Director of the Center for Civil Rights

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERSTheodore M. Shaw, In Memoriam: Tribute to Jack Greenberg, 117 CoLUM. L. rev. 1057 (2017).


Kathleen DeLaney Thomas Assistant Professor of Law and Director of UNC School of Law Tax Institute

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERSKathleen DeLaney Thomas, The Standard Business Deduction, harv. J. LeG. oNLINe (forthcoming 2019).

Kathleen DeLaney Thomas, Taxing the Gig Economy, 166 U. pa. L. rev. 1415 (2018).

Kathleen DeLaney Thomas & Jay Soled, Taxes in the Age of Technology, 161 tax NoteS 459 (2018).

Kathleen DeLaney Thomas & Jay Soled, Automation and the Income Tax, 10 CoLUM. J. tax L. 1 (2018).

Kathleen DeLaney Thomas, James Alms, & Jay Soled, A New Carryover Tax Basis Regime for Marketable Securities, 154 tax NoteS 835 (2017).

Kathleen DeLaney Thomas & Jay Soled, Regulating Tax Return Preparation, 58 B.C. L. rev. 151 (2017).

Kathleen DeLaney Thomas, Richard Schmalbeck, & Jay Soled, Advocating a Carryover Tax Basis Regime, 93 Notre daMe L. rev. 109 (2017).

Kathleen DeLaney Thomas, User-Friendly Taxpaying, 92 INd. L. J. 1509 (2017).

Kathleen DeLaney Thomas, Tax Issues for Gig Workers and Avenues for Reform, 58 tax MaNaG. MeM. 298 (2017).

Sara B. Warf Clinical Associate Professor of Law

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERSSara B. Warf, Moving from Class to Chambers: Five Tips for Training New Clerks to Write for You, 54 CoUrt revIew 168 (2019).


W. Mark C. Weidemaier Ralph M. Stockton, Jr. Distinguished Professor

BOOKS AND BOOK CHAPTERSW. Mark C. Weidemaier, Foreign Courts, Sovereign Immunity, and Credible Commitment, in oxFord haNdBook oF INterNatIoNaL eCoNoMIC GoverNaNCe aNd Market reGULatIoN (Eric Brousseau, Jean Michel Glachant & Jérôme Sgard eds., forthcoming 2019).

W. Mark C. Weidemaier, The New Guano: Legal Enforcement in Sovereign Debt Markets, in adJUdICatIoN wIthoUt FroNtIerS: the GLoBaL tUrN IN prIvate INterNatIoNaL Law (Horatia Muir Watt, Diego Fernandez Arroyo, Lucia Bizikova & Agatha Brandao de Oliveira eds., 2019).

W. Mark C. Weidemaier & Mitu Gualti, International Finance and Sovereign Debt, in 3 oxFord haNdBook oF Law aNd eCoNoMICS (Francesco Parisi ed., 2017).

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERSSusan Block-Lieb & W. Mark C. Weidemaier, Lenders’ Roles and Responsibilities in Sovereign Debt Markets, 2019 U. ILL. L. rev. (forthcoming 2019). W. Mark C. Weidemaier, The Role of Lawyers in Removing Economic Activity from State Supervision, 2019 J. dISp. reSoL. 19. W. Mark C. Weidemaier & John F. Coyle, Interpreting Contracts Without Context, 67 aM. U. L. rev. 1673 (2018). W. Mark C. Weidemaier, Andrea Kropp, & Mitu Gulati, Sovereign Bond Contracts: Flaws in the Public Data?, 4 J. FIN. reG. 190 (2018).

W. Mark C. Weidemaier & Mitu Gulati, Market Practice and the Evolution of Foreign Sovereign Immunity, 43 Law aNd SoC. INQUIry 496 (2017). W. Mark C. Weidemaier, A (Very Thin) Market for Sovereign Control, 66 dUke L.J. oNLINe (2017). W. Mark C. Weidemaier & Matt Gauthier, Venezuela as Case Study in Limited (Sovereign) Liability, 12 Cap. MktS. L.J. 215 (2017).


Deborah Weissman Reef C. Ivey II Distinguished Professor of Law

BOOKS AND BOOK CHAPTERSDeborah M. Weissman, The Politicization of Domestic Violence, in the poLItICIzatIoN oF SaFety (Jane Stoever ed., 2019).

keLCey Baker, katherINe FreeMaN, GIGI warNer & deBorah M. weISSMaN, expert wItNeSSeS IN U.S. aSyLUM CaSeS: a haNdBook (2018).

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERSDeborah M. Weissman et al., The Politics of Immigrant Rights: Between Political Ge-ography and Transnational Interventions, 2018 MICh. St. L. rev. 117.

Deborah M. Weissman et al., Family Matters: Claiming Rights Across the U.S.-Mexico Migratory System, J. MIGratIoN & hUM. SeC., JUNe 2018, 167.

Deborah M. Weissman & Christina Anderson, et. al, Understanding Accountability for Torture: The Domestic Enforcement of International Human Rights Treaties, UNC SChooL oF Law hUM. rIGhtS poL’y LaB (2017).

Deborah M. Weissman & Madeline Batt, et al., Extraordinary Rendition and Torture: Victim Narratives, UNC SChooL oF Law hUM. rIGhtS poL’y LaB (2017).

Deborah M. Weissman & Joshua R. Bennett, et al., Extraordinary Rendition and Torture: What the Narratives of Victims Reveal and Require, UNC SChooL oF Law hUM. rIGhtS poL’y LaB (2017).

Deborah M. Weissman, The Community Politics of Domestic Violence, 82 Brook. L. rev. 1479 (2017).

Erika K. Wilson Thomas Willis Lambeth Distinguished Professor in Public Policy

ARTICLES AND POLICY PAPERSErika K. Wilson, Charters, Markets, and Universalism, 26 Geo. J. poverty L. & poL’y 291 (2019).

Erika K. Wilson, The Legal Foundations of White Supremacy, 11 depaUL J. SoC. JUSt. 1 (2018).

Erika K. Wilson, Reverse Passing, 64 UCLa L. rev. 282 (2017).

Erika K. Wilson, When Diversity Fails: Social Dominance Theory and the Persistence of Racial Inequality, 26 Nat’L BLaCk L. J. 129 (2017).

Erika K. Wilson, The Great American Dilemma: Law and Intransigence of Racism, 20 CUNy L. rev. 513 (2017).

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