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Book
Homophobia And the Law (American Psychological Association, 2005)
England and Ronner’s Practical Guide To The Appellate Courts Of Florida (Revere Legal Publishers, 2001) (co-authored with Arthur J. England, Jr., ex-Chief Justice of the Florida Supreme Court).
Articles In Books
The Antitherapeutic Per Curiam Affirmance, in JUDGING IN A THERAPEUTIC KEY: THERAPEUTIC JURISPRUDENCE AND THE COURTS, Bruce J. Winick and David B. Wexler, eds., (Carolina Academic Press, 2003)
Some In-House Appellate Litigation Clinic’s Lessons In Professional Responsibility: Musical Stories of Candor and the Sandbag in CLINICAL ANTHOLOGY READINGS FOR LIVE-CLIENT CLINICS, Alex Hurder, ed. (Anderson Publishing Co., 1997).
Articles
Denaturalization And Death: What It Means To Preclude The Exercise of Judicial Discretion ___ GEORGETOWN IMMIGRATION LAW JOURNAL___ (2005) (forthcoming).
Voiceless Billy Budd: Melville’s Tribute To the Sixth Amendment, 41 CALIFORNIA WESTERN LAW REVIEW 103 (2004)
Homophobia and Death: In The Closest and In the Coffin, 21 LAW AND INEQUALITY 65 (2003)
Songs of Validation, Voice and Voluntary Participation: Therapeutic Jurisprudence, Miranda and Juveniles, 71 University of Cincinnati Law Review 89 (2002)
Scouting for Intolerance: The Dale Court’s Resurrection of The Medieval Leper, 11 Law & Sexuality 53 (2002) (forthcoming)
Good Fences Make Bad Neighbors: Is the North American Free Trade Agreement A Lie for Lawyers, 32 University Of Miami Inter-American law Review, 437 (2001) (forthcoming co-authored with Dennis J. O’Connor)
Fleeing While Black: The Fourth Amendment Apartheid, 32 the Columbia human rights law review 383 (2001)
The Per Curiam Affirmance: A Therapeutic Jurisprudence Critique, IX The Record: Journal of the Appellate Practice Section of the Florida Bar 1 (Spring 2001)
Silencing the Appellant’s Voice: The Antitherapeutic Per Curiam Affirmance, 24 seattle university law review 499 (2001) (co-authored with Bruce Winick).
Therapeutic Jurisprudence on Appeal, 37 Court Review 64 (2000)
Women Who Dance on the Professional Track: Custody and the Red Shoes, 23 Harvard Women’s Law Journal 173 (2000)
Punishment Meted Out for Acquittals: An Anti-Therapeutic Jurisprudence Atrocity, 41 Arizona Law Review 461 (1999)
The Demise of the Reasonable Doubt Standard: The Toxic Watts and Putra Decision, 60 University of Pittsburgh Law Review 383 (1999).
The Cassandra Curse: The Stereotype of the Female Liar Resurfaces in Jones v. Clinton, 31 U.C. Davis Law Review 123 (1997)
Husband And Wife Are One - Him: Bennis v. Michigan As The Resurrection of Coverture, 4 Michigan Journal of Gender & Law 129 (1996)
Prometheus Unbound: Accepting a Mythless Concept Of Civil In Rem Forfeiture With Double Jeopardy Protection, 44 Buffalo Law Review 655 (1996)
Some In-House Appellate Litigation clinic’s Lessons In Professional Responsibility: Musical Stories of Candor and the Sandbag, 45 The American University Law Review 859 (1996)
Amathia and Denial of "In the Home" in Bowers v. Hardwick and Shahar v. Bowers: Objective Correlatives and The Bacchae as Tools for Analyzing Privacy and Intimacy, 44 The University Of Kansas Law Review 263 (1996)
When Judges Impose The Death Penalty After the Jury Recommends Life: Harris v. Alabama as the Excision of the Tympanic Membrane in an Augmentedly Death-Biased Procedure, 23 Hastings Constitutional Law Quarterly 217 (1995)
Bottoms v. Bottoms: The Lesbian Mother and the Judicial Perpetuation of Damaging Stereotypes, 7 Yale Journal of Law and Feminism 341 (1995)
Destructive Rules of Certainty and Efficiency: A Study in the Context of Summary Judgment Procedure and the Uniform Customs and Practice for Documentary Credits, 28 Loyola of Los Angeles law Review 619 (1995)
Real Students, Real Appeals, RealCourts; The In-House Appellate Litigation Clinic at St. Thomas University School of Law, II, No. 2,The Record: Journal Of The Appellate Practice section of the Florida Bar 13 (May 1994)
Judicial Self-Demise: Article III Separation Of Powers After Seattle Audubon and the New Section of the 1934 Securities Exchange Act, 35 Arizona Law Review 1037 (1993)
Brockmeyer v. Dun & Bradstreet: The Narrow Public Policy Exception to the Terminable-At-Will Rule, 39 University of Miami Law Review 565 (1984)
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