Recent Publications
Recent books, book chapters, and journal articles published by the University of Minnesota Law School faculty.
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– Decoding Guilty Minds: How Jurors Attribute Knowledge and Guilt, 71 Vanderbilt Law Review 241 (2018)
– Juvenile Justice, in Reforming Criminal Justice—Introduction and Criminalization (Erik Luna, ed., Academy for Justice, 2017)
– The Impact of Individualized Feedback on Law Student Performance, 67 Journal of Legal Education 139 (2017)
– Judicially Determined FRAND Royalties, in The Cambridge Handbook of Technical Standardization Law 365 (Jorge L. Contreras, ed., Cambridge University Press, 2018)
– The Rise of Patient-Driven Research on Biospecimens and Data: The Second Revolution, in Specimen Science: Ethics and Policy Implications 317-34 (Holly Fernandez Lynch, Barbara E. Bierer, I. Glenn Cohen & Suzanne M. Rivera, eds., MIT Press, 2017)
– Do Credit-Based Insurance Scores Proxy for Income in Predicting Auto Claim Risk?, 14 Journal of Empirical Legal Studies 397 (2017)
– A Personality Theory of Sophisticated Investor Decision-Making (in the 2008 Financial Crisis), with Some Policy Implications, 2017/2 Revue internationale des services financiers/International Journal for Financial Services 7 (2017)
– The Promise and Problems of Universal, General Theories of Contract Law, 30 Ratio Juris 391 (2017)
– Competence and Culpability: Delinquents in Juvenile Courts, Youths in Criminal Courts, 102 Minnesota Law Review 473 (2017)
– Gendering the Law of Occupation: The Case of Cyprus, 27 Minnesota Journal of International Law 107 (2018)
– The Oxford Handbook of Gender and Conflict (Oxford University Press, 2018) (co-editor)
– The Trilogy and Beyond, 62 South Dakota Law Review 539 (2017)
– American Exceptionalism in Crime and Punishment: Broadly Defined, in American Exceptionalism in Crime and Punishment (Kevin R. Reitz, ed., Oxford University Press, 2018)
– American Exceptionalism in Crime and Punishment (Oxford University Press, 2018) (editor)
– Restoring the Lost Anti-Injunction Act, 103 Virginia Law Review 1683 (2017)
– Regulation by Threat: Dodd-Frank and the Nonbank Problem, 84 University of Chicago Law Review 1813 (2017)
– Organizational Slack, National Institutions and Innovation Effort Around the World, 52 Journal of World Business 782-797 (2017)
– Chevron's Inevitability, 85 George Washington Law Review 1392 (2017)
– Community Punishments, in Reforming Criminal Justice--Punishment, Incarceration, and Release (Erik Luna, ed., Academy for Justice, 2017)
– Foreword, in Police-Citizen Relations around the World: Comparing Sources and Contexts of Trust and Legitimacy (Dietrich Oberwittler & Sebastian Roché, eds., Routledge, 2018)
– Gerben Bruinsma, Leon Radzinowicz, and the Development of National Criminologies, in Liber Amicorum—Gerben Bruinsma (Catrien J.H.B. Bijleveld & Peter van der Laan, eds., Plenum, 2017)
– Massimo Pavarini and Italian Exceptionalism, 12(1-2) Studi sulla Questione Criminale 97-109 (2017)
– Solving the Multiple-Offense Paradox, in Sentencing Multiple Crimes (Jesper Ryberg, Julian V. Roberts & Jan W. de Keijser, eds., Oxford University Press, 2018)
– Principles and Procedures for Sentencing of Multiple Current Offenses, in Sentencing Multiple Crimes 189-210 (Jesper Ryberg, Julian V. Roberts & Jan W. de Keijser, eds., Oxford University Press, 2018)
– Transitional Justice, in Gender: War 271-285 (Andrea Pető, ed., Macmillan, 2018)
– A Personality Theory of White Collar Criminals, Near-Criminals, and Others Involved in Bad Corporate Actions (and What Law Should Do About It), 11 Law and Financial Markets Review 75 (2017)
– The Human Rights of Non-Citizens: Constitutionalized Treaty Law in Ecuador, 31 Georgetown Immigration Law Journal 347 (2017)
– The Evolution of the Juvenile Court: Race, Politics, and the Criminalizing of Juvenile Justice (New York University Press, 2017)
– Experience, Equity and Foreign Investment Risk: A PIC Perspective, 57 Management International Review 209-241 (2017)