Prof. Michelle Travis
Employment law, work/family law
Recently published "A Post-Pandemic Antidiscrimination Approach to Workplace Flexibility," Washington University Journal of Law and Policy (2021)
Prof. Rhonda Magee
Critical race theory, mindfulness and social justice
Authored "On Buddhist Awareness Practices and the Inner Work of Antiracism," Harvard Divinity Bulletin (forthcoming)
Prof. Richard Leo
Wrongful convictions, police interrogation, and false confessions
Co-authored "Theorizing Failed Prosecutions," Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology (forthcoming)
Prof. Daniel Lathrope
Taxation
Recently published Selected Federal Taxation: Statutes and Regulations, (2022 edition)
Prof. Alice Kaswan
Climate change and environmental justice
Recently published: "Climate Justice and the Social Pillar in California's Climate Policies," Cambridge Handbook of Environmental Justice and Sustainable Development (2021)
Prof. Peter Jan Honigsberg
International criminal law, human rights law
Published the paperback edition of his book, A Place Outside the Law: Forgotten Voices From Guantanamo, Beacon Press
Prof. Bill Ong Hing
Immigration law, migration theory, Asian American legal history
Recently published: "Curtailing the Deportation of Undocumented Parents in the Best Interest of the Child," Georgetown Immigration Law Review (with Lizzie Bird, 2021)
Prof. Tristin Green
Employment discrimination and inequality
Authored the book chapter "Feminism and #MeToo: The Power of the Collective," Oxford Handbook of Feminism and the Law in the U.S. (forthcoming)
Prof. Jack Garvey
International law, international trade and arbitration, business law
Published "Arbitration with Government," Pepperdine Dispute Resolution Law Journal (2021)
Prof. Joshua P. Davis
Complex litigation, ethics, and their interplay
Co-authored "Antitrust as antiracism: Antitrust as a Partial Cure for Systemic Racism (and Other Systemic "Isms")," Antitrust Bulletin (with Eric Kramer, et al., 2021)
Assistant Prof. Luke Boso
Constitutional law, family law
Published "Anti LGBT Free Speech and Group Subordination," Arizona Law Review (2021)
Prof. Lara Bazelon
Criminal procedure, trial advocacy, wrongful convictions
Wrote "Anissa Jordan Took Part in a Robbery. She Went to Prison for Murder." Atlantic Magazine (Feb.16, 2021)