Iowa Law Review - 2012
- Negligence, Strict Liability, and Responsibility for Climate Change
- The Constitutional Validity of Pro Forma Recess Appointments: A Bright-Line Test Using a Substance-over-Form Approach
- Stern v. Marshall: How Anna Nicole Smith Almost Stripped Bankruptcy Courts of Jury Trials
- A Tribute to David Baldus, a Determined and Relentless Champion of Doing Justice
- Unradical: 'Freedom of the Press' as the Freedom of All To Use Mass Communications Technology
- Privacy for Safety: The NCAA Sickle-Cell Trait Testing Policy and the Potential for Future Discrimination
- Whither Freedom of the Press?
- Markets as a Moral Foundation for Contract Law
- Policing the Borders of Democracy: The Continuing Role of Batson in Protecting the Citizenship Rights of the Excluded
- Major publications
- Worthy Exemption? Examining How the DOL Should Apply the FLSA to Unpaid Interns at Nonprofits and Public Agencies
- Tobacco Industry Influence on the American Law Institute's Restatements of Torts and Implications for Its Conflict of Interest Policies
- Nonbelievers and Government Speech
- Why Batson Misses the Point
- The Delaware Death Penalty: An Empirical Study
- Framing the Debate: Understanding Iowa's 2010 Judicial-Retention Election Through a Content Analysis of Letters to the Editor
- Old MacDonald Files Chapter 12 Bankruptcy: How Should the IRS Tax the Reorganization?
- Iowa Can Do Better than the Affiliate Tax: A Proposal for an Intermediary Tax
- Batson Revisited
- Jury Selection and the Coase Theorem
- The Master Mason: How Professor Baldus Built a Bridge from Learning to Law and the Legacy of Equal Justice He Leaves Behind
- Examining the Tax Advantage of Founders' Stock
- David Baldus: Scholar, Teacher, Mentor, and Friend
- The North Carolina Racial Justice Act: An Essay on Substantive and Procedural Fairness in Death Penalty Litigation
- Self-Defense and the Suspicion Heuristic
- The Ideology of Supreme Court Opinions and Citations
- Safe for Work? Analyzing the Supreme Court's Standard of Privacy for Government Employees in Light of City of Ontario v. Quon
- Having Faith in Full Faith & Credit: Finstuen, Adar, and the Quest for Interstate Same-Sex Parental Recognition
- There Ain't No End for the 'Wicked': Implications of and Recommendations for § 4248 of the Adam Walsh Act After United States v. Comstock
- Civilizing Batson
- The Scholar and Mentor
- Toward a Theory of Medical Malpractice
- The 75 Billion Dollar Question: Why Is HAMP Not an Entitlement Program?
- Customizing Employment Arbitration
- David Baldus and the Legacy of McCleskey v. Kemp
- A Stubborn Legacy: The Overwhelming Importance of Race in Jury Selection in 173 Post-Batson North Carolina Capital Trials
- Statistical Proof of Racial Discrimination in the Use of Peremptory Challenges: The Impact and Promise of the Miller-El Line of Cases As Reflected in the Experience of One Philadelphia Capital Case
- Iowa's All-Male Supreme Court
- Prosecutors and Peremptories
- Removing the Constraints to Coverage of Gender-Confirming Healthcare by State Medicaid Programs
- Disclosure's Effects: WikiLeaks and Transparency
- Batson's Grand Jury DNA
- In memoriam: David C. Baldus
- Disclosure's Effects: WikiLeaks and Transparency
- Punitive Damages, Due Process, and Employment Discrimination
- The Ideology of Supreme Court Opinions and Citations
- Cruel and Unusual Federal Punishments
- The Institutional Case for Judicial Review
- Batson Remedies
- Batson 'Blame' and Its Implications for Equal Protection Analysis
- If You Cannot Afford an Attorney, Will One Be Appointed for You?: How (Some) States Force Criminal Defendants To Choose Between Posting Bond and Getting a Court-Appointed Attorney
- Statutes as Contracts? The 'California Rule' and Its Impact on Public Pension Reform
- Stolen Valor and Freedom of Speech: An Analysis of How Federal Law Should Criminalize the Wearing of Unearned Military Awards
- Muslims and Religious Liberty in the Era of 9/11: Empirical Evidence from the Federal Courts
- Willful Patent Infringement and Enhanced Damages After In Re Seagate: An Empirical Study
- The Scientific Evolution of Baldus and Woodworth
- The People's Peremptory Challenge and Batson: Aiding the People's Voice and Vision Through the 'Representative' Jury
- Twenty-Five Years of Batson: An Introduction to Equal Protection Regulation of Peremptory Jury Challenges
- A 'Phantom Recall' Does Not Comport with FDA's Regulatory Practice - Or Does It?: The Need for More Stringent Mandatory Reporting in FDA Matters