faculty file 2013 as part of the Harvard Federal, Criminal, and Appellate news briefs Business School U.S. Clinic, titled Can Fiction Impede Competitiveness Project. Conviction: Addressing Claims of a “CSI Effect” in the Criminal Bradford Clark published “The Courtroom, was accepted for Law of Nations as Constitutional publication in the Mississippi Law,” Virginia Law Review, Law Journal. and “General Law in Federal Court” (with A.J. Bellia), William and Mary Law Review. Publications Ceiling: When Negotiating Over Spending and Tax Laws, Jessica Clark published the Jerome A. Barron published Congress and the President second edition of Scholarly the eighth edition of Barron Should Consider the Debt Writing: Ideas, Examples, and and Dienes, Constitutional Law Ceiling a Dead Letter” (with Execution (with Kristen Murray) in a Nutshell (with C. Thomas Michael C. Dorf), 113 (Carolina Academic Press 2012) Robert Glicksman published Dienes) (Thompson Reuters/ Law Review Sidebar 32 with a new foreword by Steven Modern Public Land Law in West 2013). (March 5, 2013); “Nullifying L. Schooner. a Nutshell (West fourth ed. the Debt Ceiling Threat Once 2012), and two book chap- Francesca Bignami published and for All: Why the President Charlie Craver published ters, “Governance of Public a chapter, “Comparative Should Embrace the Least Skills and Values: Alternative Lands, Public Agencies, and Administrative Law,” in The Unconstitutional Option” (with Dispute Resolution (with Natural Resources,” in The Cambridge Companion to Michael C. Dorf), 112 Columbia John Garvey) (LEXIS 2013), Law of Adaptation to Climate Comparative Law (Mauro Law Review Sidebar 237 (Dec. his 14th book. He published Change: U.S. and International Bussani and Ugo Mattei 21, 2012); and “How to Choose “The Impact of Gender on Aspects (ABA M. Gerrard eds., Cambridge University the Least Unconstitutional Negotiation Performance,” and K. Kuh, eds.) (2012), Press 2012). Option: Lessons for the Cardozo Journal of Conflict and “The Justifications for President (and Others) from the Resolution) (2013); “The Use of Nondegradation Programs in Christopher A. Bracey is pres- Debt Ceiling Standoff” (with Alternative Dispute Resolution U.S. Environmental Law,” in Le ently conducting interviews Michael C. Dorf), 112 Columbia Techniques to Resolve Public Principe de Non-Régression for his forthcoming book, The Law Review 1175 (2012). Sector Bargaining Disputes,” en Droit de l’Environnement Fetish for Authentic Race in Ohio State Journal on Dispute (M. Prieur and G. Sozzo, eds.) American Law. Naomi Cahn’s book, The New Resolution (2013); and “The (Bruylant 2012). He published Kinship: Constructing Donor- Benefits to Be Derived From two law review articles, Donald Braman published Conceived Families, was Post-Negotiation Assessments,” “Improving Water Quality Anti- “The Polarizing Impact of published in 2013. Cardozo Journal of Conflict degradation Policies,” 4 Journal Science Literacy and Numeracy Resolution (2012). His report, of Energy and Environmental on Perceived Climate Change W. Burlette Carter published “The Right to Strike and its Law 1 (with S. Zellmer) (2013) Risks” (with Dan M. Kahan, “The Federal Law of Marriage: Possible Conflict With Other and “Solar Energy Development Ellen Peters, Maggie Wittlin, Deference Deviation and Fundamental Rights in the on the Federal Public Lands: Paul Slovic, Lisa Ouelette, DOMA,” U.S.,” was published in the Environmental Trade-Offs on and Gred Mandel), 2 Nature Journal of Gender, Social Policy Proceedings of the XX World the Road to a Lower Carbon Climate Change 732, (2012); and the Law, in June 2013. Congress of the International Future,” 3 San Diego Journal of “Judicial Backlash or Just Society for Labor and Social Energy and Climate Law 107 Backlash? From a Security Law. He published the (2011–2012). He was co-author National Experiment” (with 2013 Supplements to Labor of two Center for Progressive David Fontana) 112 Columbia Relations Law (with Theodore Reform white papers: “Letting Law Review (2012); and “‘They J. St. Antoine and Marion G. Nature Work in the Pacific Saw a Protest’: Cognitive Crain) (LEXIS), Employment Northwest: A Manual for Illiberalism and the Speech- Discrimination Law (LEXIS), Protecting Ecosystem Services Conduct Distinction” (with and Employment Law Treatise Under Existing Law” (with Dan Kahan, David Hoffman, Steve Charnovitz published (Thomson/West). Robert W. Adler, Dan Rohlf, Danielli Evans, and Jeffrey “US–Tyres: Upholding a WTO Robert R. M. Verchick, and Rachlinski), 64 Stanford Law Accession Contract—Imposing Roger Fairfax’s “Batson’s Grand Ling-Yee Huang), No.1304 Review (2012). Pain for Little Gain” (with Jury DNA” was published in (April 2013); and “No Profit in Bernard Hoekman), World the Iowa Law Review. His article Pollution: A Comparison of Key Neil H. Buchanan published Trade Review, April titled “The Smart on Crime Chesapeake Bay State Water three articles analyzing the 2013, pp. 273-96, and Prosecutor” was published in Pollution Penalty Policies” (with constitutional options avail- “Environmental Sustainability the Georgetown Journal of Aimee Simpson), No.1305 able to the president if and Competitiveness: Policy Legal Ethics. (April 2013). Congress fails to increase Imperative and Corporate the debt ceiling: “Bargaining Opportunity” (with Daniel The LLM thesis of Wyatt Feeler, Phyllis Goldfarb published in the Shadow of the Debt C. Esty), released in March a Friedman Fellow in the “Back to the Future of Clinical

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Legal Education,” 32 Boston completed a new, sixth edition Three Conversations and the Comparative Lessons from College Journal of Law and of the widely used textbook Wisdom of John Hart Ely,” 16 the Water Sector 291-315 Social Justice 279-308 (2012). and treatise Principles of Patent Green Bag 2nd (Spring 2013). (Martinus Nijhoff 2012); Law (with Pauline Newman, “Minimizing Species Daniel I. Gordon’s empirical Herbert F. Schwartz, and Henry Jeffrey Manns published “The Disputes in Energy Facilities research, “Bid Protests: The Smith) (Foundation Press). Merger Agreement Myth,” Siting: Utilizing Natural Costs are Real, but the Benefits Cornell Law Review (2013); Heritage Inventories” (with Outweigh Them,” appeared Laird Kirkpatrick submitted “Downgrading Rating Agency Colusanno), 87 University in the Spring 2013 Public the manuscript for the Reform” (with Robert Anderson of North Dakota Law Review Contract Law Journal and, as a fourth edition of his five-volume IV), George Washington 603 (2012); and “Beyond reflection of the community’s treatise Federal Evidence Law Review (2013); Deterrence: Enforcement and interest in his conclusions, was (with Christopher B. Mueller) and “Insuring Against a Compliance in the Context of abridged and republished (Thomson/West and on Derivative Disaster,” Iowa Sustainable Development,” 42 in two consecutive issues Westlaw); also with Mueller, he Law Review (2013). He Environmental Law Reporter of Contract Management completed the 2013 supple- also published an opinion 10622 (July 2012). magazine (September and ment for the treatise Evidence: piece, “Break Up the Ratings October 2013). Practice Under the Rules. In Oligopoly,” in Bloomberg, on Richard Pierce published addition, Professor Kirkpatrick Feb. 18, 2013. “Natural Gas Fracking published the sixth edition Addresses All of Our Major of his treatise Oregon Michael Matheson published Problems” in Journal of Evidence (LexisNexis 2013) International Civil Tribunals Energy and Environmental and contributed an article and Armed Conflict (Martinus Law; “District Court Review to the National Law Journal Nijhoff Publishers 2012). of Findings of Fact Proposed titled “An Unnecessary by Magistrates” in George Hearsay Amendment.” Sean Murphy published Washington Law Review, Susan Jones published Litigating War: Arbitration “Legal Disputes Related “Innovative Approaches Laurie Kohn’s article “What’s so of Civil Injury by the Eritrea- to Climate Change Will to Public Service Through Funny About Peace, Love, and Ethiopia Claims Commission Continue for a Century” in Institutionalized Action Understanding? Restorative (with Kidane and Snider) Environmental Law; “Natural Research: Reflections From Justice as a New Paradigm for (Oxford University Press 2013) Gas: a Long Bridge to a Law and Social Work” (with Domestic Violence Intervention” and Principles of International Promising Destination” in Utah Shirley J. Jones), 33 University appeared in the 2012 edition Law (second ed., West Environmental Law Review; of Arkansas Law Review of Women and the Law, Tracy A. 2012). He also published “Rulemaking Ossification Is 377 (2011), and a book Thomas (West 2012). “The Crime of Aggression,” Real” in George Washington chapter, “The Importance of in Oxford Handbook on the Law Review, and “A Primer Microenterprise Development Prohibition on the Use of Force on Demand Response and in Community Economic in International Law (Marc a Critique of FERC Order Development Law” (Susan D. Weller, ed.) (Oxford University 745” in Journal of Energy and Bennett, et al), in Community Press 2013); “The Expulsion Environmental Law. He also Economic Development of Aliens and Other Topics: published an annual supple- Law: A Text for Engaged The Sixty-Fourth Session ment to his Administrative Law Learning (Carolina Academic of the International Law Treatise and a new edition of Press 2012). Cynthia Lee’s article, “Making Commission,” 107 American Administrative Law and Process. Race Salient: Trayvon Martin Journal of International Susan Karamanian and Implicit Bias in a Not Yet Law 164 (2013); and “Jus Peter Raven-Hansen has published “The Place of Post-Racial Society,” is forth- ad Bellum, Values, and the completed and submitted the Human Rights in Investor-State coming in volume 91 of the Contemporary Structure of manuscripts for Understanding Arbitration,” 17 Lewis and Clark North Carolina Law Review. The International Law,” 41 Journal Civil Procedure (with Charles Law Review 423 (2013). third edition of her Criminal of Religious Ethics 20 (2012). Gardner Geyh and Gene R. Law casebook with West Shreve) (fifth ed. LexisNexis) Orin Kerr published arti- Publishing Co. will be published Lee C. Paddock published and for a California edition of cles that appeared in the in 2014. “Stepping Up to the same treatise (with Charles Supreme Court Review, the Sustainability,” 81 University Gardner Geyh, Walter W. Michigan Law Review, and the Renee Lerner published the of Missouri-Kansas City Law Heiser, and Gene R. Shreve), Harvard Journal of Law and article “The Rise of Directed Review 359 (Winter 2012); which are in production. Public Policy. Verdict: Jury Power in Civil “Multi-Layered Environmental Cases Before the Federal Governance in the United Joan Schaffner published In addition to articles on Rules of 1938,” 81 George States” (with Bowmar), “Animal Cruelty and the Law: patentable subject matter and Washington Law Review and ”Water Management Permitted Conduct” in Animal on how remedies for patent 448 (2013). and Protection in the United Cruelty: A Multidisciplinary infringement can be used in States” (with Colasuonno), Approach to Understanding the context of standard-setting Ira C. Lupu published “Teaching Environmental Protection (Carolina Academic organizations, F. Scott Kieff United States v. O’Brien: in Multi-Layered Systems: Press 2013).

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Funding, Public Housing: The Devil in the Details, accepted for publication in the Virginia Journal of Social Policy and the Law.

Daniel Solove published Lisa M. Schenck published “Privacy Self-Management “From Start to Finish: A and the Consent Dilemma,” Historical Review of Nuclear 126 Harvard Law Review 1880 Arms Control Treaties and (2013). He published the Starting Over with the New second edition of Privacy Law Start” (with Robert A. Youmans), Fundamentals (2013). 20 Cardozo Journal of International and Comparative Ralph Steinhardt has four Law 399-435 (2012). articles or chapters and one book coming out in 2013: Thomas J. Schoenbaum “Kiobel and the Weakening published The Age of Austerity: of Precedent: A Long The Global Financial Crisis Walk for a Short Drink,” and the Return to Economic 107 American Journal of Growth (Cheltenham, U.K. International Law (October and Northhampton, Mass.: 2013); “What Kind of Human Edward Elgar 2012) and Rights Claims ‘Touch and International Trade Law: Cases Concern’ the United States?,” Solove Named and Problems (with Dan Chow) 89 Notre Dame Law Review; (New York: Aspen Pub. 2012) “Multinational Corporations “Thought Leader” with Teachers’ Guide and and Their Responsibilities Documentary Supplement. He Under International Law,” Last fall, John Marshall Harlan Research Professor also published the articles “The in Corporate Accountability of Law Daniel Solove was named one of LinkedIn’s 150 “influen- Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill for Adverse Human Rights tial thought leaders” for his contribution of essays to the profes- in the Context of the Public Impacts: New Paradigms and sional networking site. You can join Professor Solove’s 60,000 International Law Regimes for Expectations (American Bar followers and read his thoughts on privacy and other legal the Protection of the Marine Association, in press); and issues at www.linkedin.com/in/danielsolove. He also was named Environment,” 25 University of “Weapons and the Human co-reporter of the ALI’s forthcoming Restatement of Information San Francisco Maritime Law Rights Responsibilities of Privacy Principles. Journal 1-36 (2012), reprinted Multinational Corporations” in in 29 Nihon University (Japan) Weapons Under International Comparative Law 57 (2012) Human Rights Law and “What the Chinese (Cambridge University Press, Activities course; put on a multidisci- Investor Needs to Know 2013). With his former student plinary seminar on the “Banzhaf to Enter the United States and research assistant, Ben helped score Index,” and worked with Ken Market,” 99(6) China Law Teich, Professor Steinhardt major legal victories, including Burns on a new documentary 81 (2012). wrote “You Can’t Argue more porta potties at the presi- about cancer. His work was the Like That”: A Case-Based dential inauguration in January; subject of two major pieces Steven L. Schooner published Approach to Jurisprudence corrective in a RICO in the Wall Street Journal, the fourth edition of the and Rhetoric, to be published case; rights for nonsmokers, but and he appeared frequently Government Contracts by West Publishing. none for smokers, in Canada; on Al Jazeera, the Canadian Reference Book (with Ralph C. a Norwegian smoking ruling Broadcasting Company, and Nash Jr. and Karen O’Brian- Arthur Wilmarth published following his analysis; and Fox News, among other televi- Debakey, 2013). “Narrow Banking: An Overdue expanded restroom rights for sion networks. Reform That Could Solve the women in Canada. The 50 Jonathan R. Siegel published Too-Big-to-Fail Problem and percent smoker surcharge he “The REINS Act and the Align U.S. and U.K. Regulation lobbied for under Obamacare Struggle to Control Agency of Financial Conglomerates,” is going into effect, and his Rulemaking,” in the New in Banking and Financial crusade to use broadcast law York University Journal of Services Policy Report. His against the racially charged Legislation and Public Policy. forthcoming article “Turning term “Redskins” is now a Blind Eye: Why Washington supported by the former FCC Anne Smetak, a Friedman Keeps Giving In to Wall chairman, as well as several Paul Schiff Berman’s recent Fellow in the Neighborhood Street,” will be published in former commissioners and book Global Legal Pluralism, A Law and Policy Clinic, has the University of Cincinnati other experts. He helped Jurisprudence of Law Beyond had her LLM thesis, Private Law Review. teach a universitywide food Borders was the subject of an

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In May 2013 W. Burlette in Legal Education” at the Carter led a sports law panel Capital Area Legal Writing on the impact of NBA star Conference held at American Jeremy Lin on perceptions of University Washington College Asian Americans in American of Law in March; “The Scholarly sports. The panel, spon- Way: Staying the Course” at sored by Fried Frank, Harris, the Legal Writing Institute Shriver & Jacobson, was part One-Day Conference hosted of an internal educational by the George Washington Cunningham Publishes program for Asian American– University Law School on Nov. Asian Pacific American 30, 2012; and “Drinking the Three Books in One Year Heritage Month. Blue(book) Kool-Aid” at the Fifteenth Biennial Conference Lawrence A. Cunningham, Henry St. George Tucker Steven Charnovitz was of the Legal Writing Institute, III Research Professor of Law, published three books this past a discussant on the in Palm Desert, Calif., on year and traveled around the country for various book talks. panel “Prospects for the June 1, 2012. In order, he released Contracts in the Real World: Stories of Constitutionalization of the Popular Contracts and Why They Matter, The AIG Story, and the WTO,” part of a conference on Charlie Craver made presenta- third edition of Essays of Warren Buffett: Lessons for Corporate “Multilateral Trading System tions on effective legal negotia- America. His talks took him to his alma mater, Cardozo Law in the 21st Century” hosted tion to various groups around School, in , and to Omaha for the Berkshire by GW’s Elliott School for the country. Hathaway Annual Shareholders Meeting, among other places. International Affairs Institute for International Economic Lawrence Cunningham To learn more about his new books, please visit the GW Law website Policy on April 5. He also presented faculty workshops on http://bit.ly/11eeZrE moderated an ABA Section on his paper “Deferred Prosecution International Law on “Trade and Corporate Governance” at and Environment Returns: various New York law schools. Managing a New Generation of He gave the keynote address “Author Meets Readers” panel Aid Regulation: Actors and Disputes and Their Implication” to the Annual Business Law at the annual meeting of the Institutions” at the biennial on April 25. Scholars Conference at International Law Society meeting of the European Union Ohio State. Association, held in May. Studies Association in May 2013. Bradford Clark and Notre Dame Law Professor A.J. Bellia Francesca Bignami presented In October 2012 Christopher filed an amicus brief in Kiobel her paper “Rediscovering A. Bracey moderated a univer- v. Royal Dutch Shell in the European Law: Direct sitywide forum on Fisher v. Supreme Court of the United Effect, Supremacy, and the University of Texas, a case States. Professor Clark also Comparative Method” at involving the use of race presented “The Law of Nations faculty workshops at GW preferences in student admis- in United States Courts” at Law in September 2012 and sions at the University of Texas George Mason University Roger Fairfax served as a Georgetown Law Center in that was pending before the School of Law, and partici- senior legislative fellow with the April 2013. She gave presen- United States Supreme Court. pated in a panel hosted by Senate Judiciary Committee’s tations on the legal aspects In December, he was a panelist the American Society of Subcommittee on Crime of the Euro crisis at the State at “Today’s War on Drugs: International Law titled and Terrorism, working on Department in September 2012 Prohibition Now and Then,” a “Customary International Law: criminal justice legislation and on comparative adminis- discussion of the constitutional What Is Its Role in the U.S. and policy. He was a panelist trative law at the Transatlantic history of prohibition and Legal System?” at the American Constitution Law Forum at George Mason current laws governing the use Society Supreme Court Review Law in February 2013. She of marijuana, hosted by the Jessica Clark was invited as for the 2011–2012 term, and was a panelist on comparative National Constitution Center one of four Citation Scholars addressed the plenary session privacy law at the 16th Annual in Philadelphia. to contribute to the forth- of the American Bar Association Symposium on Antitrust coming second edition Criminal Justice Section’s fall Law at George Mason and Neil H. Buchanan taught as of The ALWD Companion, a meeting. Professor Fairfax on “The Globalization of the PricewaterhouseCoopers citation exercise book. She presented papers at workshops European Privacy Law” at the Visiting Professor of Law at serves as the reporter to the and symposiums at a number annual meeting of the AALS. the University of Business and Standing Committee on Pattern of law schools, including She served as a commen- Economics in Vienna, Austria, in Jury Instructions, Emory, Fordham, Georgetown, tator on “Morten Rasmussen, May 2013. State Bar Association, facili- and Yale. He was elected a Towards a New History of EU tating the forthcoming fifth fellow of the American Bar Law” at American University Naomi Cahn was appointed as edition. She presented on Foundation, and was appointed in November 2012. She was the reporter for a new Fiduciary her various scholarly research a senior fellow at the Harvard on a panel discussing “EU Access to Digital Assets Act by projects: “LRW Grades: Law School Charles Hamilton Competition Law and State the Uniform Law Commission. Using Data to Drive Change Houston Institute.

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Robert Glicksman made several with Professors William E. In June 2013 Chief Justice established at GW in 2006 and presentations, including on Kovacic, Steven Schooner, and Roberts appointed Professor meets twice a year, rotating wild and scenic rivers at the Christopher Yukins, hosted a Kerr to serve a three-year term among area law schools and University of Montana and unique international program on the Advisory Committee federal agencies. on coercive and cooperative that investigated the intersec- for the Federal Rules of enforcement at an EPA confer- tion of competition policy and Criminal Procedure. Sean Murphy attended the ence on next-generation procurement law at GW. May–July 2013 session of compliance. the U.N. International Law Jeff Gutman is serving the Commission in Geneva. He In June 2012, Phyllis Goldfarb second year of his term on the lectured on “The Work of the presented “Future Trends District of Columbia Bar Board International Law Commission” in Experiential Learning,” at of Governments. Professor at the Tufts University summer the AALS Workshop for New Gutman and his students in the program in Talloires, France, in Law School Clinical Teachers, Public Justice Advocacy Clinic May; “Unarticulated Premises in Washington, D.C. In addition, recently won a of Laurie Kohn moderated a panel the International Court’s 2012 Associate Dean Goldfarb is Information Act case brought on the District of Columbia’s Jurisprudence,” at the European one of the lawyers featured on behalf of Professor Brian effort to address LGBTQ University Institute in Florence, in a new book titled Breaking Biles of the GW School of Public issues at D.C. Superior Court’s Italy in April; “Deconstructing Barriers: The Unfinished Work Health and Health Services for Family Court Annual Training Fragmentation: Koskenniemi’s of Women Lawyers and Judges data relating to the Medicare in October 2012. In January 2006 ILC Project” at Temple Law in Massachusetts (2012). The Advantage Program. The data 2013 she trained the judges of School in April; “Techniques for book details “the extraordinary will inform Professor Biles’ D.C. Superior Court’s Domestic Inter-State Dispute Resolution” accomplishments of some of research and public under- Violence Unit on domestic at Korea University in Seoul in the most impressive members standing of the economics of violence law and practice in the March; and “Peace and Security of the Massachusetts bar.” All the multibillion-dollar program. District. In May she presented in East Asia” at the Korean proceeds from the sales of the a paper on low-income father- Ministry of Foreign Affairs and book support continuing legal David Johnson made a presen- hood and the law at the annual Korea Society of International education scholarships for tation on “Reshaping Law Law and Society conference. Law in Seoul in March. legal services attorneys, private School Pro Bono—Discussion lawyers who accept pro bono of the Impact of New York’s 50 Cynthia Lee was invited by Dawn Nunziato serves, with GW cases, and other deserving Hour Pro Bono Requirement” the Southwestern University Law colleague Arturo Carrillo, lawyers with financial need. at the 2013 Equal Justice Law Review in Los Angeles to as co-director of the Global Conference, which was spon- speak about emerging issues in Internet Freedom Project. Daniel I. Gordon serves sored by the American Bar criminal justice at its February In March 2013 the project on the World Bank’s Association Center for Pro Bono 2013 symposium on LGBT co-hosted with the Department International Advisory Group and the National Legal Aid and issues. She presented a paper of State’s Office of e-Diplomacy on Procurement, and has Association in May. In on the Trayvon Martin case in the two-day “Tech@State: been working, along with April he spoke on “Replicating April 2013 at Thomas Jefferson Internet Freedom Conference,” Christopher R. Yukins and the GW Law Cancer Pro Bono School of Law in San Diego. which was attended by more Steven L. Schooner, on various Project” at the University of She has been invited to present than 500 participants. Professor public procurement efforts at School of Law. In papers at the University of Iowa Nunziato served as chair and the World Bank. Associate Dean November 2012 he spoke on College of Law and at Santa moderator of the plenary panel Gordon spoke at a conference “Models of Delivery: The GW Clara University School of Law for the conference, entitled held by Government Contracts Law Cancer Pro Bono Project” this fall. She will be visiting at “Technologies of Freedom, Advisory Board member at the National Cancer Legal UC Hastings College of Law in Technologies of Repression.” Siemens titled “Siemens Federal Services Network Conference in 2013–14. In February 2013 Professor Symposium: The Federal New York City. Nunziato was invited by Dunja Market View.” In April he and Mijatovic, representative on Professor Schooner discussed In May Susan Jones made a freedom of the media of the under­standing and reporting presentation to the Mayor’s Task Organization for Security on government contracts- Force on Regulatory Reform, and Co-operation in Europe related issues at the Society of part of a clinic action research/ (OSCE), to deliver the keynote American Business Editors and service learning initiative to speech at the OSCE’s first Writers spring conference. He improve business regulation in Internet Freedom Conference co-facilitated a special session the District of Columbia. In April 2013 Renee Lerner in Vienna, Austria. In June 2013 of the Procurement Round Table organized a meeting of the D.C. she presented a paper, “The at GW Law. He and Professor Susan Karamanian gave a Area Legal History Roundtable New Equilibrium for Balancing Schooner played leading roles presentation on “Human Rights at GW. The meeting featured Freedom of Speech, Freedom in a regional conference in in U.S. Courts After Kiobel” at prominent legal historians, of Information, and the Right Casablanca, Morocco, on best a conference on “Regulation including Professor Robert to Informational Privacy,” at the practices and good gover- and the Common Law” at the Cottrol of the GW Law faculty, Conference of Experts on the nance in public procurement.­ University of Montreal Law presenting and discussing Protection of Information and Associate Dean Gordon, along Faculty in May. their work. The roundtable was the Right to Privacy, organized

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by the UNESCO chair in infor- re-elected to the Board of mation and computer ethics the National Bar Association Maggs and Schenck Publish at the European University and as chair of the Law Institute in Fiesole, Italy. Professors’ Division. Military Justice Case Book

Lee Paddock was asked Law School Interim Dean Gregory E. Maggs and by ABA President-Elect Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Lisa M. Schenck together James Silkenet to serve on a wrote the book Modern Military Justice: Cases and Materials 20-member ABA task force on (West 2012). The text comprehensively covers the modern mili- sustainable development. tary justice system under the Uniform Code of Military Justice and includes materials from every service within the armed Peter Raven-Hansen repre- forces. Deans Maggs and Schenck show how the military justice sented plaintiffs in civil actions Joan Schaffner hosted the system addresses all criminal offenses, ranging from minor infrac- under the Anti-Terrorism fifth annual No Kill Conference tions to serious offenses such as the misconduct of soldiers at Act, successfully arguing for July 13–14, 2013, at GW Law. Abu Ghraib prison. dismissal of a defendant’s With attendance of more than interlocutory appeal to the 400 individuals from the U.S. U.S. Court of Appeals for and abroad, the conference the Second Circuit and on a convened experts in the animal variety of dispositive motions in sheltering, veterinary, and legal that the statute be changed. Ralph Steinhardt gave a number the trial courts. fields to discuss saving the The American Bar Association of talks on the human rights lives of millions of companion House of Delegates passed a responsibilities of multinational Last January at the Judicial animals from death in shelters resolution calling on Congress corporations and his work in Council Annual Meeting of each year. to implement the recom- the Supreme Court’s Kiobel the National Bar Association mendation. Congress made a litigation. These include “Kiobel in Nassau, Bahamas, Alfreda Steven L. Schooner gave the change in the federal venue and the Future of Alien Tort Robinson, JD ‘78, served as luncheon presentation at the statute, 28 U.S.C. § 1391, that Litigation,” at Duke Law School, the moderator and convener Army JAG Corps Mid-Atlantic was inspired by Professor Northwestern Law School, and of two panels, one on the Region conference on Federal Siegel’s article “What Statutory the Canadian Bar Association. ethical implications of Citizens Government Contracts at Drafting Errors Teach Us About He also delivered the keynote United on judicial elections Camp Dawson, W. Va. He Statutory Interpretation,” George address at two conferences: and the other on the highly discussed “After the Binge: Washington Law Review. the 2012 Biennial Meeting anticipated Fischer Supreme The New Realities in Federal Professor Siegel addressed a of the American Society of Court decision and post-deci- Procurement” at the NCMA symposium on standing law at International Law Interest Group sion judicial implementation Washington, D.C., chapter’s the University of Alabama Law in International Economic and compliance. In November 32nd Annual Fellows Night. He School on the topic “What if the Law and the 2012 Annual 2012 (with adjunct faculty presented a keynote address to Injury-in-Fact Test Is Normative?” International and Comparative member Judge Marion Horn open the Greater Washington Law Symposium at the University and Henri Hammond, LLM ‘08), Society of CPAs annual govern- Daniel Solove was co-organizer of Maryland School of Law. she taught a seminar on the ment contracts conference. He of the sixth annual Privacy He appeared, with his former U.S. judicial and legal systems spoke to graduate students Law Scholars Conference at student and research assis- and the role of women in at the University of Turin, Italy; Berkeley Law School in June tant, Arin Brenner, as counsel the field of law in the United his participation concluded a and co-organizer of the second amicus curiae for International States to female attorneys cycle that began with instruc- annual Higher Ed Privacy and Law Scholars, in Kiobel v. Royal from Saudi Arabia. In October tion in Turin by Christopher R. Information Management Forum Dutch Shell, (U.S.S.C. 2013) on 2012 she hosted and led a Yukins and Daniel I. Gordon. at GW Law in May. He was a two issues: (i) the civil liability of roundtable discussion with Professors Schooner and panelist at a conference on “Big multinational corporations under a group of supreme court Yukins also discussed interna- Data, Small Data, Apps, and the Alien Tort Statute for human justices from 10 African nations tional contracting on a plenary Analytics: Can We Transform rights violations and (ii) the who were participating in a panel of the National Contract Education Without Sacrificing extraterritorial reach of the Alien special initiative by the U.S. Management Association Privacy?” at the U.S. Department Tort Statute. Department of State Bureau World Congress in Nashville. of Education in May; gave a talk of Educational and Cultural on his book Nothing to Hide: Affairs. In September 2012 Jonathan R. Siegel submitted a The False Tradeoff Between she hosted a panel on the report (co-written with Emily S. Privacy and Security at American “Black Male Experience in the Bremer) to the Administrative University in March; served as United States,” which included Conference of the United States faculty adviser to the Harvard members of Congress, on the subject of 28 U.S.C. § Law Review Symposium on nationally recognized televi- 1500, a statute concerning the Privacy Law; and was a panelist sion and radio hosts, public jurisdiction of the U.S. Court at a conference on “Privacy Self- Jessica Tillipman became a intellectuals, authors, and of Federal Claims. Based on Management and the Consent senior editor of the FCPA Blog community organizers. In the report, the conference Paradox” at Harvard University in (FCPABlog.com). She also August 2012 she was adopted a recommendation November 2012. presented on Foreign Corrupt

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Probate & Property magazine Robinson was honored with Slavery, Race, and awarded Naomi Cahn’s article prestigious Presidential (with Gerry W. Beyer) “When Distinguished Service Law in the Americas You Pass On, Don’t Leave the Awards from the National Bar Passwords Behind: Planning Association for the years 2011 Robert J. Cottrol, Harold Paul Green Research for Digital Assets” its 2012 and 2012. Professor of Law, wrote the book The Long Lingering Shadow: Excellence in Writing Award for Slavery, Race, and Law in the American Hemisphere. His work the Best Cutting-Edge Article— Dinah Shelton received the examines how countries in North and South America that histori- Trust and Estate. Stefan A. Riesenfeld Award for cally imported African slaves have dealt with issues of race. her outstanding contributions Professor Cottrol notes that unlike in the United States with Jim Phyllis Goldfarb received the to the field of international law Crow laws, Brazil and many Latin American countries never 2012 Outstanding Advocate from UC Berkeley School of Law formalized racial hierarchy. He argues that this lack of codification for Clinical Teachers Award in February and the prestigious is an obstacle toward overcoming racial discrimination in modern from the Clinical Legal 2013 Goler T. Butcher Medal for Latin America. Education Association. outstanding contributions to the development or effective real- Sean Murphy was elected ization of international human a member of the American rights law from the American Law Institute. He will serve as Society of International Law in Practices Act and anti- Law School, and Georgetown an adviser to the institute’s April 2013. corruption-related issues at Law Center. He also presented Fourth Restatement on the the World Bank’s Suspension testimony on financial regula- Foreign Relations Law of the Christopher R. Yukins is pleased and Debarment Colloquium; tory issues at hearings before United States. to serve as the inaugural Lynn World Bank’s Law, Justice, the House Financial Services David Research Professor in and Development Week; Committee and the Senate In September 2012 Alfreda Government Procurement Law. Food and Drug Law Institute Committee on Banking, (FDLI) Annual Conference; Housing, and Urban Affairs. FDLI Enforcement, Litigation, and Compliance Christopher R. Yukins spoke Conference; Nash and with the Mongolian press in Cibinic Annual Procurement Ulaanbaatar (Bloomberg and Hire GW Law Graduates Roundtable; a program a local network), on sponsored by the D.C. Bar anti-corruption initiatives in International Investment and that country. Finance Committee of the International Law Section; and the GW Institute of Brazilian Awards/Honors Issues. She also moderated a panel on “Anti-Corruption Jerome A. Barron was awarded Origins and Evolution” at the Elizabeth Beckman teaching a program hosted by GW prize at a ceremony at the Law and the Anti-Corruption Carter Center in Atlanta. He was Committee and North nominated for the award by American Forum of the Marla Spindel, JD ‘93. International Bar Association. Francesca Bignami was Roger Trangsrud hosted a appointed a member of the two-day symposium at the executive editorial board Law School in March on of the American Journal of The Center for Professional Development and the “Modern Law of Class Comparative Law and an Career Strategy invites you to contact us with Actions.” The 17 papers associate member of the prepared for the symposium International Academy of your hiring needs. We are eager to connect you by leading class action prac- Comparative Law. with our recent graduates! titioners and scholars will be published in two upcoming In April Christopher A. Bracey issues of the George received the Foundation Washington Law Review. Award from the GW Black Law Students Association (BLSA). Art Wilmarth spoke on The Foundation Award recog- financial reform topics at nizes a faculty member who has To post a job listing, conferences hosted by the consistently supported BLSA please contact us at [email protected]. University of Cincinnati Law students in their law school and School, University of Indiana career endeavors.

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