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20 21 yale law report summer 2010 faculty activities Bruce Ackerman • Yale Law School, Constitution in 2020 Conference, lectures and addresses panelist • The Tanner Lectures at Princeton University, publications “The Decline and Fall of the American republic” • Resisting Guantánamo: Rights at the Brink of (forthcoming from harvard University Press, Fall 2010) Dehumanization, 103 Nw U. L. rev. 1683 publications • The Citizenship Agenda, in J. Balkin & r. Siegel eds., Ian Ayres The Constitution in 2020 109 (2009) lectures and addresses Bruce Ackerman • The United States Should Adopt an “Emergency • hSM ExpoManagement Conference, San Paulo, Constitution” to Preserve Civil Liberties in an Age of “Thinking By Numbers” Terrorism in r. Ellis & M. Nelson eds., Debating • Valparaiso University, School of Law, keynote lecture, Reform (2010) “Market Testing hoEPA” • What Will Congress Do About Afghanistan? • Georgia State University, College of Law, The (with o. hathaway), Slate, December 9, 2009 46th henry J. Miller Lecture, “Legal Barriers to • Despite Court Ruling, Congress Can Still Limit Campaign Diversification” Finance (with I. Ayres), Wash. Post, January 26, 2010 publications • How to Counter Corporate Speech (with D. Wu), • Lifecyle Investing: A New, Safe, and Audacious Way Muneer Ahmad Wall St. J., January 28, 2010. to Improve the Performance of Your Retirement • How to Keep Future John Yoos Under Control, Portfolio (2010) Wash. Post, February 23, 2010 • A Market Test for Credit Cards, available at http:// • How Biden Could Fix the Senate, American Prospect, www.forbes.com/forbes/2009/0713/opinions-market- March 15, 2010, available at http://www.prospect.org/ credit-cards-why-not.html, Forbes, June 25, 2009 cs/articles?article=how_biden_could_fix_the_senate • Despite Court Ruling, Congress Can Still Limit Campaign • How to Swing Congress (with o. hathaway), L.A. Times, Finance, available at http://www.washingtonpost. April 3, 2010 com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/01/25/ Ar2010012502970.html, Wash. Post, Jan. 26, 2010 Muneer Ahmad Ian Ayres lectures and addresses Jack M. Balkin • Yale Law School, Graduate Works-in-Progress lectures and addresses Symposium, Criminal Justice and human rights, • Federalist Society Conference on originalism 2.0, commentator Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, “The reconstruction • Yale Law School, Immigration Theory & Practice Power” Workshop: Immigration and Labor, co-facilitator • Conference on originalism, University of San Diego • Yale Law School, Immigration reform at the School of Law, “Why original Meaning?” Crossroads: A Discussion with Administration and • American Association of Law Schools Conference, New Congressional Insiders, co-facilitator with L. Guttentag orleans, Louisiana, “Models for Funding Journalism” Jack M. Balkin • Neil Gotanda Lecture in Asian American and “The First Amendment and Cyberstalking” Jurisprudence, University of California, Berkeley Law • Conference on Journalism and the New Media School, “resisting Guantánamo: rights at the Brink of Ecology, Yale Law School, “Journalism and Democracy” Dehumanization” publications • Faculty Workshop, University of California, Berkeley • Is the Health Care Law Unconstitutional?, Room for Law School, “Lawyering Citizenship” Debate, N.Y. Times, March 28, 2010 • Yale Law School, Imprisoned: Thirteenth Annual Liman Colloquium, From Classification to reentry: Gender, race, and Incarceration, moderator • The Constitutionality of the Individual Mandate other professional highlights for Health Insurance, New Eng. J. Med., 10.1056/ • recipient of the Association of American Law Schools NEJMp1000087, January 13, 2010, available at http:// Award for Lifetime Service to Legal Education and to healthcarereform.nejmorg/?p=2764&query=home the Law, New orleans, LA • A healthy Debate: The Constitutionality of an Individual Mandate, 158 U. Penn. L. Rev. PENNumbra 53 Mirjan R. Damasˇka (2009) (with D. B. rivkin, Jr., and L. A. Casey), available lectures and addresses at http://www.pennumbra.com/debates/pdfs/ • International Conference on the Future of the Robert A. Burt healthyDebate.pdf Adversarial System, North Carolina University School • The Laws of Change: I Ching and the Philosophy of of Law, “Does International Criminal Justice Expose Life (2d ed. 2009) Fair Procedure Principles to Sui Generis Pressures?” publications Robert A. Burt • The International Criminal Court Between Aspiration lectures and addresses and Achievement, 14 UCLA J. Int’l L. & Foreign Aff., • Institute for Learning in retirement, Albertus Magnus 19-36 (2009) College, New haven, “rationing health Care—Do’s • Korijeni Kaznenog prava i rimska Crkva (“The roots and Don’t’s” of Criminal law and the Church of rome”), Liber Guido Calabresi • humanities in Medicine Lecture, Yale Medical School, Amicorum zvonimir Separovic, 97-117 (2009) “The Perils of Medical Perfectionism” • Prigovori Jednoj Presirokoj Dokaznoj zabrani • Notre Dame Law School, “The Political Theory of the (“objections to an overbroad Exclusionary rule of Bible” Evidence”), 16 hrvatski Ljetopis za Kazneno Pravo i • Yale Multidisciplinary Pain Symposium, Yale Medical Praksu (Croatian Annual of Criminal Law and Practice) School, “Protecting against Legal Vulnerabilities in 845-857 (2009) Medical Pain Management” publications Drew S. Days, III • “Doctors vs. Lawyers: The Perils of Perfectionism,” lectures and addresses 53 St. Louis U. L.J. 1177–88 (2009) Mirjan R. Dama˘kas • Annual National heritage Lecture at the Supreme • Regulando la sexualidad. Libertad frente a igualdad, in Court, office of the Solicitor General, Washington, DC, Derecho y sexualidades (Seminario en Latinoamerica panelist de Teoria Constitucional y Politica, SELA 2009) 37-56. • rebellious Lawyering Conference, Yale Law School, “redefining Discrimination after Ricci v. DeStefano,” Guido Calabresi moderator/panelist lectures and addresses • Important Questions of Federal Law: Assessing the • Address to Yale Law School Alumni in Teaching, Supreme Court’s Case Selection Process Symposium, New orleans Yale Law School, panelist • 2010 Annual Meeting of the Association of American Drew S. Days III Law Schools, New orleans, LA, keynote luncheon John J. Donohue III address lectures and addresses • Delivered principal address (Lectio Magistralis) at an • Death Penalty Clinic; Graduate Student Seminar; all-day seminar/conference on “The Future of Torts” Yale Law School: “The Challenge to the Connecticut held at CNF (Consiglio Nazionale Forense), rome, Italy Death Penalty” • Discussion with Judge Stephen reinhardt (9th Circuit), • Faculty Workshop, University of Chicago Economics “My Life in Judging,” sponsored by the American Department, “The (Lack of a) Deterrent Effect of Constitution Society of Yale Law School Capital Punishment” • Delivered remarks, Connecticut Bar Foundation 16th • NBEr Conference on Economical Crime Control, Boalt John J. Donohue III Annual Meeting, New haven, CT hall, Berkeley, CA, “rethinking America’s Illegal Drug • Panelist, Americordo: The Italian Jewish Exiles in Policy” the Americas, Centro Primo Levi, Italian Academy at • Seminar for Spanish Law Professors, harvard Law Columbia University, New York School, “rethinking America’s Illegal Drug Policy” • Panelist for Kirkwood Moot Court Finals, Stanford Publications Law School, Stanford, CA • The Politics of Judicial Opposition: Comment, • Panelist for “A Moot Court: rationing health Care,” J. Institutional and Theoretical Econ., 166(1), The Peter Jennings Project for Journalists and the 108-114 (2010) Constitution, Philadelphia, PA • Introduction to the Death Penalty Symposium, 11 Am. L. & Econ. Rev. (Fall 2009) (with S. Shavell) 22 23 yale law report summer 2010 • Estimating the Impact of the Death Penalty on other professional highlights Murder, 11 Am. L. & Econ. Rev. 249 (Fall 2009) • Administrative Law Section, American Bar Association, (with J. Wolfers) Award for Best Article on Administrative Law, • The Impact of the Death Penalty on Murder, october 2009 (for Eskridge & Baer, The Continuum Criminology & Pub. Pol’y (November 2009, Volume 8, of Deference: Supreme Court Treatment of Agency Issue 4) at pp. 795-801 Statutory Interpretations from Chevron to Hamdan, 96 Geo. L.J. 1083 (2008)) Steven B. Duke • Written and oral Testimony Before the house Comm- lectures and addresses ittee on Education and Labor, September 23, 2009, Steven B. Duke • Debate with John Walters, former drug czar, The Employment Non-Discrimination Act on the legalization of drugs, Yale Law School • Written Testimony Before the Senate Committee on • “Imprisoned but Innocent: Wrongful Conviction health, Education, Labor, and Pensions, November 5, After 21 Years in Prison,” Yale Law School, moderator 2009, The Employment Non-Discrimination Act • rebellious Lawyering Conference, Yale Law School, “The high Point Initiative,” moderator Daniel C. Esty • ACLU Conference Debate, Yale University, “Marijuana lectures and addresses Should be Legalized” • U.S. –India Energy Partnership Summit, Washington, publications DC, “Institutional Arrangements for Promoting Clean Robert C. Ellickson • Mass Imprisonment, Crime Rates and the Drug War: Energy: Sharing Best Practices” A Penological and Humanitarian Disgrace, 9 Conn. • Brick Works Forum, Toronto, Canada, “Leadership, Pub. Interest L. J. 17 (2010) Innovation and Sustainability” public service • New York City Bar, New York, “Success vs. real Success • Connecticut Commission on Medicolegal at Copenhagen” Investigations • Greenwich Land Trust, Greenwich, CT, “Going Green