Faculty Notes

JOSE ANDERSON 

Genius for Justice:  Charles Hamilton Houston and the Reform of American Law, Carolina Academic Press, 2021  

Genius for Justice:  Charles Hamilton Houston and the Reform of American Law, presentation, University of Baltimore School of Law, Feb. 2022 

JOHN BESSLER 

Private Prosecution in America, Carolina Academic Press, 2022  

“The Death Penalty as a Cruel and Inhuman Punishment,” panelist, Against the Death Penalty: Opinio Iuris and International Law, University of Madrid, May 2022  

“Beccaria’s On Crimes and Punishments: Readers, Disciples, Critics,” presentation, Conference on Torture, Death Penalty, Imprisonment: Beccaria and His Legacies, Columbia Law School, Columbia Center for Contemporary Critical Thought, Oct. 2021 

“The Law’s Torturous Path,” Torture and Barbaric Executions in Beccaria’s Time to Universal Human Rights and the Death Penalty’s Decline, University of Trento, Oct. 2021  

FRED BROWN 

“Designing Nonrecognition Rules Under the Internal Revenue Code,” Florida Tax Review, Nov. 2021 

GILDA DANIELS 

Uncounted: The Crisis of Voter Suppression in America, NYU Press, paperback release, Oct. 2021 

Washington Bar Association 41st Annual Founder’s Lecture, presenter, Howard University School of Law, Oct. 2021  

“The Battle for the Ballot Box: A Comprehensive Analysis of Voting Challenges in America,” presentation, Memphis Bar Association & the Center for Excellence in Decision Making, Oct. 2021 

MICHELE GILMAN 

“Beyond Window Dressing:  Public Participation for Marginalized Communities in the Datafied Society,” 91 Fordham L. Rev. 503 (2022) 

“Data Centric Tech and Economic Justice, Reflections of Global Privacy in Black Mirror,” presentation, SMU Dedman School of Law, Aug. 2022 

“Data-Centric Technologies and the Construction of Class,” Data Privacy Speaker Series, University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana, April 2022 

“Me, Myself, and My Digital Double: Extending Sara Greene’s Stealing (Identity) From the Poor to the Challenges of Identity Verification,” Minnesota Law Review Headnotes, March 2022 

VALERIA GOMEZ 

“Geography as Due Process in Immigration Court,” forthcoming in Wisc. L. Review.

“Procedural Subjugation in Immigration Adjudications,” presentation, Law & Society Association Global Meeting, July 2022  

NIENKE GROSSMAN 

Oxford Handbook on Women and International Law, co-author, forthcoming 

“Selection Procedures at the International Criminal Court,” panelist, Open Society Justice Initiative event, June 2022 

“Populism, International Courts, and Women’s Human Rights,” 35 Md. J. Int’l L., 2021 

DANIEL HATCHER 

Injustice, Inc.: How America’s Justice System Commodifies Inequality, University of California Press, forthcoming 2023 

MICHAEL HAYES 

Promoted to full professor 

“Points about Cedar Point: What Labor Access Survives, and What Should Survive (or be Restored),” Hofstra Lab. & Emp. L.J., Fall 2021 

MICHAEL HIGGINBOTHAM 

“Shades of Justice: Racial Profiling Then and Now,” 94 Colo. L. Rev., forthcoming Jan. 2023 

WILLIAM HUBBARD 

“Ransomware Reality: Protecting IT Infrastructure from Crippling Malware Attacks,” moderator, University of Baltimore School of Law, Sept. 2021 

“Current Trade Secret Issues and Legal Trends,” presentation, Workshop for the Association of South East Asian Nations, U.S. Patent & Trademark Office, Aug. 2021 

MARGARET JOHNSON

“Surveilling Menstruators,” presentation, Law & Society Annual Meeting, University of Lisbon, July 2022  

“Surveilling Menstruators,” presentation, Menstruation Research Network, University of Aberdeen, June 2022 

“Advocating with Creativity for Equitable Bar Exam Policies,” workshop presentation, AALS Clinical Legal Education Section Conference, May 2022

“Our Bodies Ourselves Today,” facilitator, 13th Annual Feminist Legal Theory Conference, The University of Baltimore School of Law, April 2022 

ELIZABETH KEYES 

Promoted to full professor 

“Gender and the Coming Challenges of Climate Migration,” presentation, 13th Annual Feminist Legal Theory Conference: Applied Feminism and the Big Idea, University of Baltimore School of Law, April 2022 

“Climate Migration,” presentation to Environmental Law Society, Columbia University School of Law, March 2022 

“Our Planet, Our People: Identities Shaping Environmental Justice,” presentation, American University Washington College of Law, March 2022 

“Environmental Justice Series: Climate Migration,” presentation, Duke University School of Law, March 2022

DIONNE KOLLER 

“Identifying Youth Sport,” Law & Society Association Global Meeting, University of Lisbon, July 2022 

“The Pipeline to Title IX,” invited author symposium article, Marq. Sports L. Rev., forthcoming 2022 

“Identifying Youth Sport,” presentation, Harvard Law Child Advocacy Program, March 2022 

“Keep It in the Locker Room”: How Athletic Departments Stifle Controversy and Dissent,” in Not Playing Around: Intersectional Identities, Media Representation, and the Power of Sport, forthcoming  

KATIE KRONICK 

“Left Behind, Again: Intellectual Disability and the Resentencing Movement,” N.C. L. Rev., forthcoming 

neha lall

Elected to the Clinical Legal Education Association (CLEA) Board of Directors. Co-chair of Membership Committee, and member of Faculty Equity and Inclusion and Externship committees

ROBERT LANDE 

“The No-Fault Approach to Monopolization: Terrific, Terrible, or Textualism?,” Antitrust Magazine Online, Aug. 2021 

“A Reform Proposal for both the General Public and Antitrust Wonks,” book review of Antitrust: Taking on Monopoly from the Gilded Age to the Digital Age, by Sen. Amy Klobuchar, TheAntitrustSource.com, June 2021 

JAIME ALISON LEE 

Promoted to full professor 

“Turning Participation into Power: A Water Justice Case Study,” 52 Env’t L. Rep., Aug. 2022 

“Water Access and Affordability,” presenter, Just Transition Lawyering Institute, May 2022 

“On Centering Marginalized People and Voices Through Climate Justice,” presentation, Turn Headliner, Santa Clara University, April 2022 

SHELDON BERNARD LYKE

“Offense Against the Dark Arts: How to Fight for Affirmative Action After SFFA v. Harvard,” Wash. & Lee L. Rev., forthcoming 2024

ZINA MAKAR 

“Per Curiam Signals,” Wash. L. Rev., forthcoming 2022 

“Detention, Disenfranchisement, and Doctrinal Integration,” S. Cal. L. Rev., April 2022 

AUDREY MCFARLANE 

“Black Transit: When Public Transportation Decision-Making Leads to Negative Economic Development,” Iowa L. Rev., July 2021 

EMILY POOR 

“Disentangling the Civil-Carceral State: An Abolitionist Framework for the Non-Criminal Response to Intimate Partner Violence,” N.Y.U. Rev. of L. & Soc. Change, forthcoming 

“Disentangling the Civil-Carceral State,” presentation, Family Scholars and Teachers Conference, Temple University School of Law, July 2022 

“Unquestioning Deference to Police in Civil Litigation,” presentation, Evidence Summer Workshop, Vanderbilt Law School, May 2022 

WALTER SCHWIDETZKY 

“The Wyden Proposals on Partnership Debt: A Step Forward or Back?,” Tax Law, forthcoming Feb. 2023 

“Sen. Wyden’s Partnership Taxation Reform Proposals,” presentation, Mannes Greenberg Tax Society, Feb. 2022 

MATTHEW SIPE 

“Patent Law 101: I Know It When I See It,” presentation, Junior IP Scholars Association, University of California, Berkeley School of Law, Aug. 2022  

“Colloquium on Philosophical Approaches to IP,” panelist, George Mason Scalia Law School, June 2022 

“Covering Prying Eyes with an Invisible Hand: Privacy, Antitrust, and the New Brandeis Movement,” presentation, Privacy Law Scholars Conference, Northeastern University School of Law, June 2022 

MORTIMER SELLERS 

“Empire and Politics in Eastern and Western Civilizations,” book chapter, in Empire and Politics in Eastern and Western Civilizations, July 2022  

Editor, Comparative Legal History, Cambridge University Press, forthcoming 

Editor, The Oxford Handbook on Republicanism, Oxford University Press, forthcoming 

AMY SLOAN 

“Plain English for Judges,” presentation, National Association of Administrative Law Judiciary Mid-Year Conference, May 2021 

COLIN STARGER 

“Whistling Dixie,” CUNY L. Rev. Blog, Sept. 2022 

“A Butterfly in COVID: Structural Racism and Baltimore’s Pretrial Legal System,” 82 Md. L. Rev. 1, forthcoming 2022 (with Doug Colbert) 

“A Butterfly in Covid: Structural Racism and Baltimore’s Pretrial Legal System,” presentation, FRD Speaker Series, University of Baltimore School of Law, Feb. 2022 (with Doug Colbert) 

SHANTA TRIVEDI 

“The Adoption and Safe Families Act Cannot Be Salvaged,Fam. Ct. Rev., forthcoming 2023 

“Surviving the ‘Child Welfare’ System,” in Policing and Providing: The Child Welfare System as Poverty Governance, NYU Press, forthcoming 2023

“The Harm of Child Removal,” keynote, Iowa State Bar Association Juvenile Law Conference, April 2022 

“A Role for Communities in Reasonable Efforts to Prevent Removal,” Colum. J. Race & L., forthcoming 2022 

“Help Not Hotlines: Replacing Mandated Reporting for Neglect with a New Framework for Family Support,” Fam. Integrity & Just. Q., forthcoming 2022

KIMBERLY WEHLE 

How to Think Like a Lawyer and Why:  A Common-Sense Guide to Everyday Dilemmas, 2022 

“Executive Accountability Legislation from Watergate to Trump – and Beyond,” U. of Pa. J. of L. & Pub. Affairs, Dec. 2021 

RONALD WEICH 

“The Rapidly Evolving Practice of Law,” Maryland Bar Journal, Feb. 2022  

SONYA ZIAJA 

“Amoral Water Markets,” Georgetown L. Rev., forthcoming 2023 (with co-author) 

“The Green Constitution – Do Environmental Rights Matter?” presenter, Junior Faculty Workshop at Ohio State University, Moritz College of Law, July 2022  

“Exposing Environmental Law’s Hidden Value Judgments,” panelist, Seventh Annual SRP Sustainability Conference of American Legal Educators, Arizona State University, Phoenix, Ariz., May 2022 

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