Law Review Articles
Law Review Articles
These articles reflect decades of scholarship focused on one core truth: people’s lives depend on prosecutorial integrity.
2016-2020
- 2020, Flipping the Script on Brady, Indiana Law Journal
- 2020, New York Creates Commission on Prosecutor Conduct
- 2019, Disclosing Prosecutorial Misconduct, Vanderbilt Law Review
- 2019, A Rule 11 for Prosecutors, Tennessee Law Review
- 2019, The Integrity of Our Convictions: Holding Stakeholders Accountable in an Era of Criminal Justice Reform, Georgetown Law Review
- 2018, Non-Brady Legal and Ethical Obligations on Prosecutors to Disclose Exculpatory Evidence
- 2017, Prosecutorial Analytics, Washington University Law Review
- 2016, Prosecutorial Accountability 2.0, Notre Dame Law Review
2010-2015
- 2015, Criminal Law 2.0, Georgetown Law Journal
- 2015, The Chronic Failure to Discipline Prosecutors for Misconduct: Proposals for Reform, The Journal of Criminal Law & Criminology
- 2014, Prosecutorial Misconduct: Comparing American And Foreign Approaches To A Pervasive Problem And Devising Possible Solutions, Arizona Journal of International & Comparative Law
- 2014, The Brady Colloquy, Stanford Law Review
- 2013, The Failed Legacy of Absolute Immunity Under Imbler: Providing a Compromise Approach to Claims of Prosecutorial Misconduct, Gonzaga Law Review
- 2012, Beyond Absolute Immunity, Northwestern Law Review
- 2012, “Somebody Help Me Understand This”: The Supreme Court’s Interpretation of Prosecutorial Immunity and Liability under 1983, Journal of Criminal Law & Criminology
- 2011, Connick v. Thompson: An Immunity that Admits of (Almost Liabilities), Cato Institute