the Confederacy?”, 2015-16
Preview
of United States Supreme Court Cases
(with Hennessey).
Anne-Marie Rhodes,
“Enforceability
of Predispute Arbitration Provisions,”
Jotwell
(forthcoming); “Memories
of George Anastaplo,” 45
Loyola
University Chicago Law Journal
924 (2014); “NotarizedWills,” 27
Quinnipiac Probate Law Journal
419 (2014); and “Transmitting
Retirement Accounts: Getting It
Right,”
Jotwell
(Nov. 24, 2014).
Hank Rose,
“How Federal Tax
Expenditures that Support Housing
Contribute to Economic Inequality,”
44
Real Estate Law Journal
48 (2015).
Matthew Sag,
“Copyright Trolling,
An Empirical Study,” 100
Iowa Law
Review
1105 (2015); “Promoting
Innovation,” 100
Iowa Law Review
2223 (2015) (with Waller); and “IP
Litigation in US District Courts:
1994 to 2014,” 101
Iowa Law Review
(forthcoming 2016).
Nadia Sawicki,
“Ethical Limitations
on the State’s Use of Arational
Persuasion,” 38
Law & Policy
(forthcoming 2016);
“
Mandating
Disclosure of Religious Limitations
on Medical Practice,” 42
American
Journal of Law & Medicine
(forthcoming 2016);
“Modernizing
Informed Consent: Expanding the
Boundaries of Materiality,”
University
of Illinois Law Review
(forthcoming
2016); “Clinicians’ Involvement
in Capital Punishment—
Constitutional Implications,” 371
New England Journal of Medicine
103 (2014); “Compelling Images:
The Constitutionality of Emotionally
Persuasive Health Campaigns,”
Maryland Law Review
459 (2014); and
“A New Life for Wrongful Living,” 58
New York Law School Law Review
279
(2014). Book chapter: “Complaints to
Professional and Regulatory Bodies,”
Oxford Handbook of American Health
Law
(forthcoming).
Allen Shoenberger,
“Magna Charta:
The Charter of the Forest, and
the Origin of the Jury System,” 24
Nottingham Law Journal
156
(2015);
“Property Obligations of a Nation
State for Government Occupation
of Private Property as a Result of
Terrorist Activities,”
International
Law Annual
(2014); and “George
Anastaplo, A Man for All Seasons,” 45
Loyola University Chicago Law Journal
926 (2014).
Barry Sullivan, Cooney &
Conway Chair in Advocacy,
“Access to Information: Citizenship,
Representative Democracy, and
Catholic Social Thought,”
Democracy,
Culture, Catholicism: Voices from Four
Continents
(M. Schuck and J. Buck,
eds.) (Fordham University Press,
forthcoming 2016);
“Interruptions in
Search of a Purpose: Oral Argument
in the Supreme Court, October Terms
1958-60 and 2010-12,” 2015
Utah Law
Review
(forthcoming) (with Canty);
“In Memoriam: George Anastaplo:
All Things Are Ready, If Our Minds
Be So,” 45
Loyola University Chicago
Law Journal
916 (2014); and “In This,
the Winter of Our Discontent: Legal
Practice, Legal Education, and the
Culture of Distrust,” 62
Buffalo Law
Review
659 (2014) (with Konefsky).
Cristina Tilley,
“Tort, Speech, and the
Dubious Alchemy of State Action,” 17
University of Pennsylvania Journal of
Constitutional Law
1117 (2015).
Alexander Tsesis,
“Multifactoral Free
Speech,” 110
Northwestern University
Law Review”
(forthcoming 2016);
“Balancing Free Speech,” 96
Boston
University Law Review
(forthcoming
2016); “The Incorporated Declaration
of Independence,” 87
Southern
California Law Review
(forthcoming
2016); “Roots of Free Speech and
Contemporary Dilemmas,” 65
Emory
Law Journal
(forthcoming); “Free
Speech Constitutionalism,” 2015
University of Illinois Law Review 1015
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(lead article and the subject of online
symposium in
University of Illinois
Law Review
); “The New Privacy on
the Internet,” and 48
Wake Forest Law
Review
433 (2014). Book reviews:
Paine and Jefferson in the Age of
Revolutions
by Simon Newman and
Peter Onuf, 34
Journal of the Early
Republic
669 (2014); and
Scalia: A
Court of One
by Bruce Murphy and
Uncertain Justice: The Roberts Court
and the Constitution
by Laurence Tribe
and Joshua Matz,
Chicago Tribune
,
June 27, 2014.
Spencer Waller,
“The Fall and Rise of
the Antitrust Class Action,” 39
World
Competition Law and Economics
Review
(forthcoming);
“Promoting
Innovation,” 100
Iowa Law Review
2223 (2015) (with Sag); “Teaching
Merger Law Through in-Class
Simulations,”
CPI Antitrust Chronicles
(June 2015); “Progressive Voices
in Antitrust,” in
Libre Competencia
y la Sociedad Buena
(F. Araya, ed.)
(forthcoming 2016); “Criminalizing
Cartels: A Global Trend?”,
Comparative
Competition Law
(forthcoming 2015)
(with Shaffer and Nesbitt); “Suing
OPEC,”
Antitrust Law in Perspective
by Gavil, Kovacic, and Baker (3rd ed.,
2015); and “Antitrust’s Democracy
Deficit,” 81
Fordham Law Review
2543
(2013) (with First), reprinted in
Libre
Competencia y la Sociedad Buena
(forthcoming 2016) and
Revista da
Faculdade de Direito da Universidade
São Judas Tadeu
(2014).
AnitaWeinberg,
“Childhood Lead
Poisoning,” Voice of the People,
Chicago Tribune
(July 22, 2015).
Michael Zimmer,
“The End of At-
Will Employment? The ‘Color-Blind’
Standard of Intent to Discriminate,”
46
Seton Hall Law Review
(2015);
“Intentional Discrimination That
Produces Economic Inequality:
Taking Piketty and Hsu One Step
Further,” 64
Emory Law Journal
2085
(2015);
“
Title VII’s Last Hurrah: Can
Discrimination Be Plausibly Pled?”,
2014
The University of Chicago Legal
Forum
19; “Hiding the Statute in Plain
View:
University of Texas Southwestern
Medical Center v. Nassar
,” 14
Nevada
Law Review
705 (2014); and “(Re)
Booting the Dismal Science,”
Jotwell
(July 8, 2014).
PRESENTATIONS,
AWARDS, AND
HONORS
Mary Ann Becker
presented
“From Teacups to Lawyers: Why
Understanding the Tethered
Generation Matters to Law Professors”
at a faculty speaker series held in
November at Southwestern Law
School in Los Angeles.
Emily Benfer
presented
“
Advancing Public Health Through
Interprofessional Education: An
Overview of Law School-Based MLPs”
at the National Center for Medical
Legal Partnership; “Achieving Health
Equity and Social Justice: Next Steps
for MLPs in Illinois” at the Chicago Bar
Foundation Legal Aid Committee;
“Achieving Health Equity for Low-
Income Clients: The Effect of Legal
Intervention on Health Outcomes”
at the AALS conference on Clinical
Legal Education Bellow Scholars
Work-In-Progress Presentation;
“Interprofessional Clinics at the
Forefront of Change” at the AALS
conference on Clinical Legal
Education; “Health Equity and Social
Justice” at the Indiana School of Law
Bloomington Journal of Law and
Social Equity Symposium: Living
Without in America; “Interprofessional
Education and the Future Leaders of
Medical-Legal Partnership” at
the National Medical-Legal
Laura Caldwell (JD ’92), director of Loyola’s Life After Innocence, hosted a special program at
Loyola in December featuring exoneree Amanda Knox.
Barry Sullivan co-organized Loyola’s annual Constitutional Law Colloquium in November.
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