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Professor Florence Wagman RoismanProfessor Roisman's Book on Property and Human Rights Just Published: The book, Property and Human Rights, by Professor Florence Wagman Roisman, has just been published by Carolina Academic Press. [more...]

Visiting Professor Randall T. ShepardProfessor Andrew Klein to Speak at Symposium Honoring Former Chief Justice Shepard: Professor Andrew R. Klein will be part of a panel discussion at the Valparaiso University Law Review Symposium on April 19, 2013. The symposium will cover the topic "Diversity in Legal Education and the Legal Profession," and will honor former Indiana Chief Justice Randall T. Shepard. [more...]

Professor Nicolas TerryProfessor Terry Speaks on the Role of IT in Healthcare Reform at ACLM Meeting: Professor Nicolas Terry delivered a lecture on the topic "Assessing Whether Information Technology Can Be a Positive, Disruptive Force for Healthcare Reform" at the American College of Legal Medicine (ACLM) meeting in Las Vegas. [more...]

Professor Emmert Makes Presentations in Italy, India: Professor Frank Emmert, executive director of the law school's Center for International and Comparative Law, has traveled extensively of late to make presentations at conferences. His work as chair of an international commission for law program accreditation will have him traveling again before the conclusion of the semester. [more...]

Professor Diana WintersProfessor Winters Presents at Food Law Colloquium: Professor Diana R. H. Winters took part in the 2013 Food Law Colloquium on February 23. Titled "Local Food|Global Food: Do We Have What It Takes to Reinvent the U.S. Food System?" the event was hosted by the Maine Law Review and the University of Maine School of Law. [more...]

Professor Cynthia AdamsProfessor Cynthia Adams' New Book to Be Released in March 2013: Lamenting the lack of a book for non-English speaking law students to assist with teaching contract drafting, Professor Cynthia Adams, '83, and her co-author, Professor Peter K. Cramer, decided to write one. [more...]

Frontiers of Law in China journalProfessor Wilson Elected to Editorial Board in China: Professor Tom Wilson has been elected to the editorial board of Frontiers of Law in China, an English language law review based in Beijing. The mission of the law review is to "provide a forum for comprehensive legal debate and to promote global dialogue between jurists." [more...]

Professor George EdwardsProfessor Edwards Elected to 3 National Leadership Positions for Master of Laws Programs: Professor George E. Edwards was elected to three graduate and international legal education leadership positions within the Association of American Law Schools. [more...]

Professor Karen BravoAssociate Dean Bravo Re-appointed to Helton Selection Committee of American Society of International Law: Associate Dean Karen Bravo was re-appointed to the Arthur C. Helton Fellowship Program Committee, which provides micro-grants to young lawyers and law students undertaking their first professional opportunities. [more...]

Professor Lea ShaverProfessor Lea Shaver Presents Scholarship on Right to Science and Culture: Professor Lea Shaver discussed her scholarship surrounding the Universal Declaration of Human Rights at the law school as part of the new Graduate Studies Lecture Series that began in Fall 2012. [more...]

Providence University logoProfessor Wilson Lectures and Builds Relationships in Taiwan: In the first week of January, Professor Tom Wilson established connections between the IU McKinney School of Law and three law schools in Taiwan. [more...]

Professor George EdwardsProfessor Edwards Presents on LL.M. Programs at AALS Annual Meeting: Professor George Edwards delivered a plenary presentation on Master of Laws programs at U.S. law schools at the annual meeting of the Association of American Law Schools. [more...]

Professor Karen BravoAssociate Dean Bravo Lectures on Recent Scholarship at West Virginia University: Professor Karen Bravo discussed her current research during a talk titled "Illicit International Markets" at West Virginia University College of Law in Morgantown. [more...]

Professor Katz Presents at Universities in Hong Kong, Guangzhou: Professor Robert Katz traveled to Hong Kong for a presentation and was part of a delegation from the IU School of Philanthropy and IUPUI to visit Guangzhou. [more...]

Professor David OrentlicherProfessor Orentlicher's Study on Football and Concussions to be Published: Professor David Orentlicher's study "Concussion and Football: Failures to Respond by the NFL and the Medical Profession," is scheduled for publication in the FIU Law Review of the Florida International University College of Law. [more...]

Professor Gerard MaglioccaProfessor Magliocca Elected to American Law Institute: Professor Gerard Magliocca was elected to the American Law Institute, an independent organization that produces scholarly work to clarify, modernize, and otherwise improve the law. [more...]

Professor Shawn BoyneProfessor Boyne Presents on Comparative Law at Case Western Reserve Law School: Professor Shawn Boyne, one of the many faculty members at the law school writing in the area of comparative and international lawpresented her paper titled "The Challenge of Translation in Comparative Law" at Case Western Reserve Law School. [more...]

Professor Joel SchummProfessor Schumm, '98, Authors Criminal Defense Reform Report for ABA: Just in time for the 50th anniversary of Gideon v. Wainwright, a report written by Professor Joel Schumm, '98, on behalf of two attorney groups calls for changes in what the report terms "the perpetual crisis in indigent defense." [more...]

Professor Shawn BoyneProfessor Boyne Comments on Local Case Getting National Attention: Professor Shawn Boyne offered commentary about the Bei Bei Shuai case for a story that appeared in the January 6, 2013, Indianapolis Star. The story was subsequently published in USA Today. [more...]

Professor Karen BravoAssociate Dean Bravo Nominated to Executive Council of ASIL: Professor Karen Bravo has been nominated to the Executive Council of the American Society of International Law. Her term is scheduled to begin during the group's annual meeting in April. [more...]

Professor Ryznar Becomes Contributor to Huffington Post: Professor Margaret Ryznar has become a contributor to The Huffington Post, where she will blog on family law and related topics. [more...]

Professor Terry Takes Part in Panel Discussion in DC: Professor Nicolas P. Terry was part of a panel discussion on behalf of the group Patient Privacy Rights. [more...]

Recent publications, presentations, and other professional activities

Cynthia M. Adams, Clinical Professor of Law
  • Drafting U.S. International Contracts in Legal English, coauthored (forthcoming Aspen Publishers, Inc. 2013).

Cynthia A. Baker, Clinical Professor of Law; Director, Program on Law and State Government
  • "So That's How it Works: Perspectives on the Criminal Law/Civil Law Divide in Family Law and Juvenile Delinquency Matters," author and presenter, Indiana State Bar Association Law School for Legislators, Indianapolis, Indiana (November 9, 2012).
  • Panelist, Speedway Exchange Club Candidate Form, Speedway High School (October 22, 2012).
  • Member, Indiana State Bar Association - Law School for Legislators Task Force, Governmental Practice Section, and Professional Legal Education, Admissions and Development Section.
  • Faculty Advisor, JD/MPA Program
  • Faculty Advisor, Dean's Tutorial Society
  • Advisor, Program on Law and State Government Fellowship
  • Advisor, Program on Law and State Government Externship Placements
  • Director, Program on Law and State Government
  • Member, Association for American Law Schools - Sections on State and Local Government and Clinical Legal Education.
  • Member, Indianapolis Bar Association, Steering Comittee Member, Educaitonal Advocacy for Foster Care Children and Pro Bono Advocate and Law School Liaison, Educational Advocacy Pro Bono Project.
  • Member, American Bar Association - Government and Public Sector Lawyers Division, Section of State and Local Government Law, Section of Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice, and Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar.
  • Member, Christ College National Council, Valparaiso University
  • Chair, Legal Affairs Subcommittee, Noblesville Midland Trace Citizens Advisory Committee

Shawn Boyne, Associate Professor of Law; Co-Chair, Global Crisis Leadership Forum; Dean's Fellow, Grimes Fellow, and DRIVE Fellow
  • "Procedural Economy in Pre-Trial Procedures: A Comparison of the U.S. and Germany," in COMPARATIVE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE (eds. Ross & Thaman)(Routledge 2014).
  • "Translating Civil Law 'Objectivity' with an Adversarial Brain: An Ethnographic Perspective" in THE ROLE OF TRANSLATION IN COMPARATIVE LAW(Routledge Press 2013).
  • *"The Cultural Limits on Uniformity and Formalism in the German Penal Code," Crime, Law, and Social Change, Volume 58, Issue 3 (2012), Page 251-293 (Draft available on SSRN).
  • *"Crisis in the Classroom: Using Simulations to Enhance Critical Thinking Skills," 62 Journal of Legal Education(November 2012).
  • "The Problem of Translation in Comparative Law," Junior Faculty Talk, Case Western Reserve Law School, January 23, 2013.
  • Co-Chair, The American Society of Comparative Law's 2nd Annual Young Comparativists Conference, April 18-19th, 2013.

Karen E. Bravo, Professor of Law; John S. Grimes Fellow; Dean's Fellow; Associate Dean for International Affairs
  • International Law Weekend, Fordham University School of Law, Oct. 25-27, 2012, Ideas, Institutions, and Interests – Dynamics of Change in International Law Panelist: Teaching International Law: Principles for Framing a Survey Course

Susan David deMaine, Research and Instruction Librarian, Ruth Lilly Law Library
  • Susan David deMaine. Legal Ethics in the Digital Age. FIND IT FREE AND FAST ON THE NET: STRATEGIES FOR LEGAL RESEARCH ON THE WEB, National Business Institute (2012).
  • "Reaching Students Where They Are: Ensuring Universal Accessibility in Online Instruction," with Edward Finn III, 2013 Conference for Law School Computing, Chicago, IL (June 14, 2013).
  • "It’s 3 A.M. – Show Me!" with James Murphy, Sarah Mauldin, and Jennifer Wondracek, Southeastern American Association of Law Librarians Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA (April 20, 2013) and American Association of Law Librarians Conference, Seattle, WA (July 14,2013).
  • "Legal Ethics in the Digital Age," National Business Institute: Find it Free and Fast on the Net: Strategies for Legal Research on the Web, Indianapolis, IN (December 20, 2012).
  • "Partnering for Pro-Action: Using Talent Instead of Titles to Deliver the Unexpected," Midwest American Association of Law Libraries Annual Meeting, St. Louis, MO, October 25, 2012 (co-presenter).

James D. Dimitri, Clinical Professor of Law
  • "Hitting the 'Send' Button: Translating the Traditional Objective Memorandum into a Less Formal E-Mail Memorandum," presented at the Rocky Mountain Legal Writing Conference at the University of Colorado School of Law, Boulder, Colorado, March 23, 2013.

Jennifer A. Drobac, Professor of Law
  • WORLDLY BUT NOT YET WISE: THE SEXUAL HARASSMENT OF TEENAGERS, THEIR “DEVELOPING CAPACITY,” AND THE LAW’S RESPONSE [draft title] (University of Chicago Press, under contract for publication 2014)—book which explores why the scientific facts concerning adolescent neurological and psychosocial development are incongruent with sexual harassment law, designed to protect our teenagers from sexual predators at school, at work, and at play.
  • Consent, Teenagers, and (un)Civil(ized) Consequences [draft title], in CHILDREN, SEX AND THE LAW [draft title](Ellen Marrus, ed., NYU Press, under contract for publication in 2013)—chapter that highlights the inconsistent legal treatment of adolescent consent, to recommend law reform based on the science of juvenile development and socio-legal public policy.
  • Faith-based Employment Discrimination and the Law in RELIGION AND THE STATE [draft title] (Boris Bittker, Scott Idelman, and Frank Ravitch, eds.)—chapter which reviews employment antidiscrimination case and statutory law as it pertains to faith-based employment discrimination in a treatise concerning law, religion and the state.
  • "Wake Up and Smell the Starbucks Coffee: How Doe v. Starbucks Confirms the End of the 'Age of Consent' in California and Perhaps Beyond," 33 B.C. J.L. & SOC. JUST-- (forthcoming winter 2013).
  • Fifty Shades of SEX IN THE OFFICE, WOMEN & SOC. MOVEMENTS IN THE U.S., 1600-2000 (MARCH 2013) (reviewing JULIE BEREBITSKY, SEX AND THE OFFICE: A HISTORY OF GENDER, POWER, AND DESIRE (2012)).
  • "Legal Catalysis," Gruter Institute for Law & Behavioral Research, Squaw Valley Conference (anticipated May 2013).
  • "Exposing the Myth of Consent: Strictures from Neuroscience, Economics, and Relational Contracting," Society for the Evolutionary Analysis of Law ("SEAL") Scholarship Conference (April 6, 2013).
  • "Exposing the Myth of Consent: Strictures from Neuroscience, Economics, and Relational Contracting," Society of Socio-Economists Annual Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana (January 3, 2013).

Yvonne M. Dutton, Associate Professor of Law
  • RULES, POLITICS, AND THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: COMMITTING TO THE COURT (Routledge, May 2013).
  • Maritime Piracy and the Impunity Gap: Domestic Implementation of International Treaty Provisions, in MARITIME PIRACY AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF GLOBAL GOVERNANCE (Michael Struett, Mark Nance, and Jon Carlson, eds.) (Routledge, October 2012).
  • Gunslingers on the High Seas: A Call for Regulation, DUKE J. OF COMP. AND INT’L L., forthcoming 2013.
  • Why Ratify: Institutional Flexibility and Commitment to Human Rights Treaties (with Moonhawk Kim and Cody Eldredge), Presented at the Midwest Political Science Association Annual Meeting. Chicago, IL. April 12, 2013.
  • Why Ratify: Institutional Flexibility and Commitment to Human Rights Treaties (with Moonhawk Kim and Cody Eldredge), Presented at the American Society of Comparative Law, Younger Comparativists Conference. Indianapolis, IN. April 18-19, 2013.
  • Why Ratify: Institutional Flexibility and Commitment to Human Rights Treaties (with Moonhawk Kim and Cody Eldredge), Presented at the Junior Faculty Regional Workshop at Washington University School of Law. St. Louis, MO. April 5, 2013.
  • Presenter, “What Can We do Right Now – to Prevent Future Genocides.” Benjamin V. Cohen Peace Conference: Promoting Nonviolence at Home and Beyond. Ball State University, Muncie, IN. April 6, 2013.
  • Gunslingers on the High Seas: A Call for Regulation, Presented at Saint Louis University School of Law Faculty Workshop. St. Louis, MO. February 28, 2013.
  • Presenter, "Maritime Piracy, Impunity, and the Need for More International Cooperation and Collaboration:" International Society for the Reform of Criminal Law 25th Conference, Washington, D.C. October 24, 2012.
  • Why Ratify: Reservations, Institutional Changes, and Commitment to Human Rights Treaties (with Moonhawk Kim and Cody Eldredge), Presented at the 2012 Midwest Law & Society Retreat, Madison, WI, the 2012 American Society of International Law Research Forum, Athens, GA, and the 2013 Junior International Law Scholars Association, New York, NY.

Tracy D. Gunter, Associate Professor Clinical Psychiatry, Division of Forensic Psychiatry,; Department of Psychiatry, Indiana University School of Medicine
  • *Gunter, T.D., Chibnall, J., Antoniak, S.K., Philibert, R.A., Black, D.W. (2013): Childhood trauma, traumatic brain injury, and mental health disorders associated with suicidal ideation and suicide related behavior in a community corrections sample. Journal American Academy Psychiatry and Law 41(2)
  • "Mental Health Issues in Sexual Offending: Implications for Investigation." Roundtable. Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, Sex Offense Section
  • “Consumers, Patients, and Requests for Neurocognitive Enhancement: How Did We Get Here and What Do We Do?” Grand Rounds, Department of Psychiatry, IU School of Medicine
  • “Behavioral Genetics in Aggression and Violence: Focus on MAOA” for 2013 GETEd Conference of the Personal Genome Education Project. Boston, Massachusetts.
  • "Evidence Based Practice" and "DSM V: What’s In and What’s Out" 2013 Annual Meeting for Court Alcohol and Drug Program Staff. Indiana Judicial Center
  • Neuroscience, Popular Culture, and Consumerism in Healthcare. Indiana Health Law Review Symposium Are We Willing to Trust Patients? Models of Responsibility, Consumerism, and Blame.
  • "Brains, Popular Culture, Healthcare and the Physician." 53rd Annual Meeting of the American College of Legal Medicine, Las Vegas, NV
  • *Consultant, R43, PI: Osborn. Project: Using DNA Methylation to Determine Recent Alcohol Consumption Patterns. Institute: BEHAVIORAL DIAGNOSTICS

Carrie Hagan, Clinical Associate Professor
  • Simple Directions for Better Time Management and Client Rapport, Family Lawyer Magazine (forthcoming, May 2013).
  • Working Effectively With An Interpreter (submitted, in review).
  • Law and social work: How academic collaborations can better serve students and clients, Co-Presenter, at the 33rd International Congress on Law and Mental Health, Amsterdam, Holland (pending, accepted, July 2013).
  • Empowerment Through Application: Implementing and Assessing the Intersection of Social Work Theories and Legal Pedagogy in a Classroom and Clinic Setting, Co-Presenter, 2013 AALS Conference of Clinical Legal Education, San Juan, Puerto Rico, May 1, 2013.
  • Invited Panelist, Best Practices Panel, 2013 Plater Institute on the Future of Learning, Indianapolis, Indiana (pending, April 22, 2013).
  • "Social Work and Law: The Educational Benefits of Collaboration", Poster with Professor Stephanie Boys, IUPUI Research Day, Indianapolis, Indiana, April 5, 2013.
  • The Need for Interpersonal Skills Education in Preparation for Criminal Justice Careers, Co-Presenter, Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Meeting, Dallas, Texas, March 20, 2013.
  • Feature Roundtable: Service Learning and Criminal Justice Education: Integrating Theory and Practice to Propel Student Learning and Enhance Curricular Goals, Co-Presenter, Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Meeting, Dallas, Texas, March 20, 2013.
  • Holding On and Letting Go: Remembering and Retuning Interviewing and Counseling Skills as a Family Law Attorney, Presenter, Family Law Continuing Legal Education (CLE), December 2012, Indianapolis, Indiana, December 2012.
  • Evolution Through Time: How Lessons Learned from a New, Experienced and Adjunct Clinician Give Perspective and Direction on Student Learning and Programmatic Challenges/Changes, Co-Presenter, 2012 Midwest Clinical Conference, St. Louis, Missouri, November 2012.

Max Huffman, Associate Professor of Law and Dean's Fellow
  • "Behavioral Exploitation in Consumer Subprime Mortgage Lending," 3 William & Mary Policy Review 77 (2012) (peer reviewed) (with Daniel Heidtke)
  • *Commissioner Wright and Behavioral Antitrust, Antitrust Source, April 2013
  • Note on FTC v. Phoebe Putney Health Systems, e-Competitions Online Bulletin, April 2013 (with Evan Bartel)
  • "Worlds in Collision: Antitrust Review of Bankruptcy Asset Sales," University of Maryland Frances King Carey School of Law, Junior Faculty Exchange Program

Robert A. Katz, Professor of Law
  • “The Means and Ends of Social Enterprise in the USA” (presentation at the University of Hong Kong, sponsored by the project for Excellence in Capacity-building on Entrepreneurship and Leadership for the Third Sector) November 2, 2012).

Benjamin J. Keele, Research and Instruction Librarian
  • *Dingledy, F. W., Keele, B. J., & Sekula, J. E. (Forthcoming 2013). Collection development, acquisitions, and licensing. Law Librarianship in the Twenty-First Century, 2nd. ed., Lanham, Maryland: Scarecrow Press.
  • Heller, J. S., Hellyer, P., & Keele, B. J. (2012). The Librarian’s Copyright Companion, 2nd ed. Buffalo, New York: William S. Hein & Co., Inc.

Catherine A. Lemmer, Head of Information Services, Ruth Lilly Law Library
  • Antitrust Law Research Guide
  • Bankrupty Law Research Guide
  • "Locating Company Information for Business Development and Due Diligence Purposes, National Business Institute," Indianapolis, Indiana, December 20, 2012.
  • "Partnering for Pro-action: Using talent not titles to deliver the unexpected," Mid-America Association of Law Libraries Annual Meeting 2012, October 25, 2012, St. Louis, Missouri (co-presenter).

Gerard N. Magliocca, Samuel R. Rosen Professor of Law; Associate Dean for Research
  • "Constitutional Change," in The Oxford Handbook of the American Constitution (forthcoming 2014).
  • Symposium, Don't Be So Impatient, 88 Notre Dame L. Rev --- (forthcoming 2013).
  • "The Disruptive Power of 3D Printing," delivered at Stanford Law School in April 2013.
  • "American Founding Son," delivered at the University of San Diego in February 2013.

James P. Nehf, Associate Dean for Graduate Studies; Professor of Law; Cleon H. Foust Fellow; John S. Grimes Fellow
  • Article 9 Secured Transactions: Recent Developments,UCC AND COMMERCIAL TRANSACTIONS (Ind. Cont. L. Educ. F. 2012)

David Orentlicher, Samuel R. Rosen Professor of Law; Co-director of the William S. and Christine S. Hall Center for Law and Health
  • *Orentlicher, Two Presidents Are Better Than One: The Case for a Bipartisan Executive Branch (NYU Press 2013)
  • Orentlicher, "NFIB v. Sibelius: Proportionality in the Exercise of Congressional Power," 2013(5) Utah Law Review
  • Orentlicher, "Deactivating Implanted Cardiac Devices: Euthanasia or the Withdrawal of Treatment?," 39 William Mitchell Law Review 1287 (2013)
  • Orentlicher and David, Concussion and Football: Failures to Respond by the NFL and the Medical Profession, 8 FIU Law Review 17 (2013)

Michael J. Pitts, Professor of Law and Dean's Fellow
  • Photo ID, Provisional Balloting, and Indiana's 2012 Primary Election, 47 U. Richmond L. Rev. 939 (2013)
  • Shelby County v. Holder: A Primer and Some Thoughts, University of Oklahoma College of Law
  • Panelist, Ensuring Integrity and Access: Voter ID in 2012 and Beyond, Pew Center on the States, Washington, DC (broadcast on C-SPAN)
  • Moderator, The Voting Rights Act and Redistricting, The George Washington University Law School
  • Photo ID, Provisional Balloting, and Indiana’s 2012 Primary Election, University of Richmond School of Law

Fran Quigley, Clinical Professor of Law; Health and Human Rights Clinic;
  • Things Are Difficult: A Post-Earthquake Disaster in Haiti (Common Dreams)
  • Hyatt Housekeeper Campaigns for Corporate Board to Include “Someone Like Me” (NUVO Newsweekly)
  • Free Michael Posner: The U.S. Holds the Key to Duvalier Prosecution (Common Dreams)
  • Haitian Sweatshops: Made in the USA (Working In These Times)
  • Airport Workers Grounded by Low Wages, Limited Benefits. NUVO.
  • Indiana Shortchanging Unemployed Workers, co-author with Lauren Sanders and Christine Owens. Indianapolis Star.
  • Are Indiana Workers “Sacrificial Lambs” For Indiana’s Unemployment Fund Deficit? Working In These Times
  • The Battle of Indianapolis: Service Sector Workers Making Gains in Hostile Environment. Working In These Times.
  • How Human Rights Can Save Haiti. Reuters Alternet.
  • “We Deserve Better”: Indianapolis Service Sector Workers Are Talking Union. NUVO
  • Alumni Profile: Brian Concannon. Georgetown Law Magazine,
  • "Indy Workers Get Shortchanged." (Article about Health and Human Rights Clinic work on wage theft).

Margaret Ryznar, Associate Professor of Law
  • College, Financial Support for Children of Divorce, in CULTURAL SOCIOLOGY OF DIVORCE: AN ENCYCLOPEDIA (Dr. Robert Emery et al. eds.) (2013).
  • National Constitutional Approaches to Family Policy, in ARBEITSKREIS EUROPÄISCHE INTEGRATION (with Dr. Anna Stępień-Sporek) (Nomos Publishers, forthcoming 2013).
  • Divorce Law in Poland: A New Regime Needed?, in INTERNATIONAL SURVEY OF FAMILY LAW (with Dr. Anna Stępień-Sporek & Paweł Stoppa) (forthcoming 2013).
  • Incentivizing Parental Support for College Tuition through the Tax Code, MICH. ST. L. REV. (forthcoming 2013).
  • Au Revoir, Will Contests: Comparative Lessons for Preventing Will Contests, NEV. L.J. (with Angelique Devaux) (forthcoming 2013).
  • Two Direct Rights of Action, CATH. U. L. REV. (forthcoming 2013).
  • A Crime of Its Own? A Proposal for Achieving Sentencing Consistency in Infanticide Cases, U. SAN FRAN. L. REV. (forthcoming 2013).
  • A Tale of Two Federal Systems, CARDOZO J. INT’L & COMP. L. (with Dr. Anna Stępień-Sporek) (forthcoming 2013).
  • Margaret Ryznar, “Adoptive Couple v. Baby Girl,” Huffington Post, March 18, 2013.
  • Margaret Ryznar, “American Father Wins Supreme Court Case in Custody Dispute,” Huffington Post, March 5, 2013.
  • Margaret Ryznar, “The Prop 8 and DOMA Cases Before the Supreme Court,” Huffington Post, February 20, 2013.
  • Margaret Ryznar, “The Controversial Kansas Sperm Donor Case,” Huffington Post, January 10, 2013.
  • Margaret Ryznar, “Science Outpacing Family Law?,” Huffington Post, December 26, 2012.
  • Interviewed by Dave Stafford, “E-state Planning,” Indiana Lawyer, November 21, 2012.
  • University of Chicago Law School Legal Scholarship Workshop, Chicago, IL (November 18, 2013).
  • Incentivizing Parental Support for College Tuition, Washington University School of Law, St. Louis, Missouri, Regional Junior Faculty Workshop (April 5, 2013).
  • Two Private Rights of Action, Second Annual Younger Comparativists Committee Conference, Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law, Indianapolis, IN (April 19, 2013).
  • Women in Business Law Panel, Moderator, Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law, Indianapolis, IN (April 9, 2013).
  • Exposing the Myth of Consent: Strictures from Neuroscience, Economics, and Relational Contracting, Invited Commentator, Annual Conference of the Society of Socio-Economists, New Orleans, Louisiana (January 3, 2013).
  • Two Private Rights of Action, invited to be delivered at the University of Kentucky College of Law Colloquia Series, Lexington, Kentucky (November 30, 2012).
  • Incentivizing Parental Support for College Tuition, Junior Faculty Forum, Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law, Indianapolis, IN (October 16, 2012).
  • Two Private Rights of Action, invited to be delivered at the University of Chicago Law School Legal Scholarship Workshop, Chicago, IL (October 8, 2012).

Frank Sullivan, Jr., Professor of Practice
  • Address, “Two Pivot-Points in American Constitutional History,” 2012 Summit for Appellate Judges, Lawyers, and Staff Attorneys Sponsored by the Appellate Judges Education Institute, New Orleans, Nov. 16, 2012.
  • Lecture, “Selected Developments in Indiana Administrative Law,” Indiana Association of Administrative Law Judges, Indianapolis, Oct. 18, 2012.

Margaret C. Tarkington, Associate Professor of Law
  • Freedom of Attorney-Client Association, UTAH LAW REVIEW (forthcoming 2012).

Diana R.H. Winters, Associate Professor of Law
  • University of Maine Law School, Food Law Symposium, February 23, 2013 The Persistent Problem of Needle-Tenderized Meat
  • New Voices in Administrative Law Workshop, 2013 AALS Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA, January 5, 2013 The Underachiever: How a Reliance on Private Enforcement Undermines Public Regulatory Programs


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