FACULTY & STAFF RECOGNITIONS WINTER 2018-19 Dean Horace Anderson joined deans from Seton Hall, New York Law School and CUNY at the LSAC Forum on Friday to speak on a panel entitled "Why Law School? Why Now?”. Adjunct Professor Judge Daniel Angiolillo (ret.) was honored at the Westchester County Bar Foundation's Annual Dinner. Professor Emeritus Jay C. Carlisle taught the fall semester professional responsibility course at PLS with Judge Daniel Angiolillo. On November 1, 2018 he received a 40 Year Service Award from Pace University President Marvin Krislov and Provost Vanya Quinones. Professor Carlisle's article on Recent Jurisdictional Developments was published in the annual edition of the Westchester County Bar Journal. He continues to practice law as senior counsel to the White Plains-New York City law firm of Collier, Halpern & Newberg and has completed his tenth year of service as a commissioner for the New York State Law Revision Commission in Albany, New York. Professor Carlisle will present his annual CPLR Update at the New York City Bar Association on January 26, 2019. Professor David Cassuto spoke at the International Congress in Portugal. He presented on confined animals, suffering and environment. Professor Cassuto’s article “Under the Radar: The Cost and Benefits of Wind Energy Through the Lens of National Security” was published in the Michigan State Law Review. Professor Karl Coplan's op-ed "How You Can Fight Climate Change When the Government Won't" was featured in The Hill. Professor Bridget Crawford was quoted in the article "Tamir Sapir failed to report $194M from partial sale of 11 Madison: IRS" – click here to read more. A new Trusts & Estates Collaborative Research Network established by Professor Bridget Crawford and Dr. Kate Galloway (Bond University, Australia) has been recognized by the Law and Society Association. The CRN will makes its debut with multiple panel presentations at the Law & Society Annual Meeting to be held in Washington, D.C. in May, 2019. Professor Crawford was featured in the article Tax Authorities Were Either Unwilling To Take On The Trumps Or Lacked The Resources. Click here and here to read more. She was also quoted in the article How big developers like Trump benefit from web of tax breaks – click here. Professor Crawford was also featured in the NY Daily News article Australia removes ‘Tampon Tax’ - feminine hygiene products no longer ‘non-essential’ – click here to read. Additionally, she was also interviewed on National Public Radio in a segment entitled “Tax Authorities were Either Unwilling to Take on the Trumps or Lacked the Resources.” Here is a link to the broadcast with a transcript and an audio. Professor Crawford was featured in the Washington Post article, How big developers like Trump benefit from web of tax breaks - click here to read. She was also quoted in the VICE article, Trump's America Is a Great Place to Cheat on Taxes – click here to read. On October 12, 2018, Professor Crawford spoke at the University of Wisconsin Law Review Symposium Her topic was “The Socioeconomics of Twenty-First Century Wills Formalities.” A copy of the paper is available here: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3264683. Professor Crawford’s co- edited book Feminist Judgments: Rewritten Opinions of the United States Supreme Court (Cambridge University Press 2016) is the subject on an online symposium published here: 94 Notre Dame L. Rev. Online 1-54 (2018), http://ndlawreview.org/wp- content/uploads/2018/10/Symposium_Final.pdf. The volume includes commentary by Professor Noa Ben-Asher: “How is Sex Harassment Discriminatory?” 94 Notre Dame L. Rev. Online 25 (2018), here: http://ndlawreview.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/5- Symposium_Ben-Asher_Final.pdf. On November 7, Professor Crawford presented her work on “Tax Talk and Reproductive Technology” at The University of Chicago Law School Workshop on Regulation of Family, Sex, and Gender. A copy of the paper is available here: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3231578. And, on November 17, 2018, Professor Crawford participated as a commentator in the Second Annual Equality Law Scholars’ Forum, held at UC Davis Law School. Professor Crawford’s essay on Lessons from Australia’s Tampon Tax Reform: A Path to Gender Equality for the United States to Follow has been published by the Australian National University’s Tax and Transfer Policy Institute. Also, on November 26, 2018, Professor Crawford and Professor Emily Gold Waldman were interviewed for the Ipse Dixit podcast on the constitutionality of the state sales tax imposed on menstrual hygiene products. Their article, The Unconstitutional Tampon Tax, will be published by the University of Richmond Law Review in January 2019. Associate Dean of Environmental Law Programs and Strategic Initiatives and Gilbert and Sarah Kerlin Distinguished Professor of Environmental Law, Jason Czarnezki and Professor Katrina Fischer Kuh’s paper, Crafting Next Generation Eco- Label Policy (co-authored Professor K. Ingemar Jonsson), was published in volume 48 of Lewis & Clark Law School’s Environmental Law Review. Professor Czarnezki’s forthcoming article “President Trump, the New Chicago School and the Future of Environmental Law and Scholarship” (July 31, 2018) was sent to press. The paper is forthcoming in Perspectives on Environmental Law Scholarship: Essays on Purpose, Shape and Direction, ed. Ole W. Pedersen (Cambridge University Press). Read the abstract. Additionally, Professor Czarnezki presented his research on green procurement and life cycle costing at Vermont Law School’s Environmental Law Colloquium, the University of Copenhagen, University of Turin, and the Nordic Public Procurement Forum. Finally, he has been awarded the prestigious Olof Palme visiting professorship in Sweden. The Olof Palme professorship is given to an internationally prominent researcher focused on topics important to the pursuit of peace in a broad context within the areas of social sciences, humanities, theology and science of law. Professor Czarnezki received this recognition in response to his research proposal, which posits that there cannot be global peace, security and social welfare without a healthy environment. Read more here. Elyse Diamond, CCPD Director for Public Sector Careers, book review was featured in the NALP Bulletin - Book Review: The All-Inclusive Guide to Judicial Clerking by Abigail L. Perdue: A Must-Have Resource for Prospective Judicial Clerks and Advisors. Click here to read. Professor Emeritus Don Doernberg's letter to the editor was featured in The New York Times in response to the question "what motivates your vote?" Professor David Dorfman, along with student interns from the Pace Environmental Litigation Clinic, successfully represented three clients in obtaining an order of dismissal for trespass from Judge Kimberley Ragazzo in the Algonquin Incremental Market (AIM) Pipeline protester case [People of the State of New York v. Berlin, Gonzalez & Publow]. Adjunct Professor Elissa Germaine presented on new developments in securities arbitration case law at the PIABA Securities Law Seminar. Professor Bennett Gershman was quoted in the article Judge orders St. Tammany School District to pay child rape victim and family $500K - click here to read more. Professor Gershman was quoted in the article Defending Weinstein, convicted in court of public opinion – click here to read more. His Prosecutorial Misconduct treatise was quoted by the Kansas Supreme Court in State v. Lowery, No. 115,377 (Kan. Oct. 5, 2018). He is quoted on p29. On Tuesday, October 30th Professor Gershman was a guest lecturer at Marist College. He provided a mock constitutional law class to a packed room of more than 50 pre-law students. He and Cathy Alexander, Assistant Dean for Admissions, also hosted ten Marist students over dinner with Pre-law Advisor Annamaria Macioca. Professor Gershman was also featured in Law 360's article "NY Plan to Police Prosecutors Enters Uncharted Territory". He was also was quoted in the NY Times article Immigrants Are Entitled to Jury Trial for Deportable Offenses, New York Court Rules – click here. Congratulations to Professor Alexander K.A. ("Sasha") Greenawalt, winner of Pace Law's Goettel Prize for Faculty Scholarship for his article "Targeted Capture" published in Harvard’s International Law Journal. The article argues that in war, forces have a duty to capture targets rather than kill them Professor Lissa Griffin is quoted in the Bloomberg Law article Manafort Shadow Looms Over Supreme Court Double Jeopardy Case – click here to read. The Association of American Law Schools recognized the Alternative Dispute Resolution section as its section of the year for excellence in member support & activities such as facilitating outstanding scholarship & teaching. One way the section promotes scholarship is with its Paper of the Year award, established by Chair Regent Professor Jill Gross. Professor John Humbach’s article, Sexting and the First Amendment, 37 Hastings Const. L.Q. 433 (2010), was cited by the Oregon Court of Appeals in State v. Carey-Martin, 293 Or. App. 611 (2018). He is cited on p634 in FN16. On September 12, the 2018 Haub Environmental Law Distinguished Junior Scholar, Professor Sharon Jacobs (University of Colorado Law School), presented “The Statutory Separation of Energy Powers” speaking on issues of energy and administrative law. Professor Katrina Fischer Kuh’s paper, Crafting Next Generation Eco- Label Policy (co-authored with Professor Jason